LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil, 5 ml, available in our organic pharmacy. Share your feedback on usage instructions and dosage with our partner; reviews are verified after your purchase.
Vetiver essential oil is known for its relaxing and soothing effects on the nervous system. It helps reduce muscle tension, calm the mind, and promote a state of deep, lasting relaxation. Thanks to its sedative and anxiolytic properties, Vetiver essential oil is effective at relieving stress and anxiety. It helps regulate levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, and promotes a sense of well-being and relaxation. In aromatherapy, vetiver essential oil is used to balance emotions and foster a positive, balanced state of mind. It helps soothe emotional tension, boost self-confidence, and promote a sense of inner calm.
Vetiver essential oil is beneficial for skin health thanks to its toning and regenerating properties. It helps stimulate collagen production, improve skin elasticity, and reduce the appearance of signs of aging.
LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil is recommended for:
Vetiver is a perennial plant native to Sri Lanka whose roots can reach depths of up to 3 meters. According to legend, they draw the earth’s “life force” from these depths. This is why vetiver holds a special place in traditional Indian medicine.
Properties of organic vetiver essential oil:
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Note: This essential oil is very thick. If it does not flow easily through the dropper, run it under a trickle of warm water.
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Precautions
Vetiver essential oil is one of the few essential oils that poses no risk! However, it should only be used by adults and teenagers. It can be used in any form—just be sure to dilute the essential oil thoroughly for topical application and diffusion, and leave it to the therapist to decide on oral use.
Botanical name: Vetiveriazizanoides
Part of the plant extracted: Rhizomes(roots)
Extraction method:Complete steam distillation
Biochemical chromatography (main components): Sesquiterpenols: khusimol + beta-vetivene (16.47%), isovalencenol (4.42%), alpha-cadinol (1.53%), beta-eudesmol (1.17%)... Sesquiterpenes: beta-vetyvene (1.45%), calacoren (0.42%), valencene (0.55%), zizanene (0.33%); beta-acoradiene (1.05%), calamenene (0.27%)... Sesquiterpenones: alpha-vetivone (7.49%)... Sesquiterpenic acids: zizanoic acid (19.15%)
Product Description: LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil
LCA Organic Vetiver Essential Oil comes in a 5-ml bottle.
Chemotyped essential oil: 100% pure (free of other similar essential oils), 100% whole (undiluted, undeterpenated, unrectified…), 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules)
Tip for varicose veins:
Mix 2 drops of organic vetiver essential oil with 8 drops of carrier oil and massage your legs from the bottom up twice a day.
Relaxation tip:
Mix it with a carrier oil and gently massage the solar plexus area.
What is the solar plexus?
The solar plexus is often referred to as the seat of our emotions. It’s located at the sternum, just above the pit of your stomach. This is where numerous nerves that innervate the abdominal organs—such as the stomach, liver, and spleen—converge. Now you can better understand the expression “to have a fire in your belly”!
The solar plexus is linked to vital energy, self-confidence (charisma), and motivation. It’s therefore important to promote relaxation in this area, which holds all our emotions: anger, fear…
Restricted breathing, a feeling of suffocation, a tight chest, bloating, colitis, a knot in the stomach, digestive issues... so many signs of a blocked solar plexus and diaphragm! This is a sign of significant stress or burnout.
Take a few moments to breathe mindfully, drawing your breaths deeper and deeper, because breathing is the foundation of all stress and emotion management!
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