A warm, comforting fragrance for intense relaxation!
Pranarôm Organic Madagascar Vanilla essential oil unveils a sweet, gourmand fragrance, ideal for relaxing the mind and adding a touch of the exotic. Perfect for diffusion, diluted massage or use in cosmetics, it provides an immediate sensation of well-being. 100% organic and natural, it's a must-have for a moment of absolute relaxation.
Vanilla essential oil needs no introduction. It is widely used in cooking, perfumery and cosmetology, and has aphrodisiac, calming and digestive properties. Madagascar vanilla essential oil is obtained by extracting the oleoresin from vanilla pods with alcohol. The dried, ground pods are macerated in absolute ethyl alcohol, then decanted, filtered and the alcohol evaporated. Elements: dried fruit (pods) ,oleoresin.
Properties :
-Antiseptic.
-Aphrodisiac.
-Soothing and relaxing.
-Stimulating, digestive tonic.
Indications :
-Cosmetology: Purifying; moisturizing, nourishing, softening.
-Digestive problems, anorexia.
-Depression, hysteria.
-Neurasthenia, melancholy.
-Impotence.
-Perfumery.
-Cooking
Madagascar vanilla essential oil is made up of various aromatic compounds, the main one being vanillin. In aromatherapy, Madagascar vanilla essential oil is often used for its soothing and comforting properties. It is ideal for creating a warm, relaxing atmosphere in your living space. It can be diffused in your essential oil diffuser to create a harmonious, welcoming atmosphere conducive to relaxation and meditation.
Thanks to its sweet, bewitching fragrance, vanilla essential oil is also highly prized in perfumery. It is often used as a base note in perfume compositions to add a sensual, gourmand touch. You can incorporate it into your home fragrance creations or add it to your body care products, such as lotions, creams and massage oils, to enjoy its delicious aroma.
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* Internal use:
Diluted in a large volume of water to stimulate the appetite.
* External use:
Well-being: diluted in a perfume or body lotion for a gourmand base note
Aphrodisiac: diluted in a vegetable carrier oil, for massage application.
* Cosmetics:
Diluted in a skincare oil or cream, or in a neutral shower gel for skin care.
Precautions for use
How to use Organic Vanilla essential oil?
Can it be used in cooking?
No, this essential oil is for cosmetic and aromatic use only.
Is it suitable for children and pregnant women?
Yes, its use as a vapour is generally well tolerated, but it must be diluted before being applied to the skin. If in doubt, consult a health professional.
What are its main benefits?
It is mainly used to soothe the mind, reduce stress and naturally scent beauty treatments and interiors.
Can it be blended with other essential oils?
Yes, it blends perfectly with essential oils such as sweet orange, sandalwood or lavender for even more relaxing blends.
100% vanilla essential oil.
5ml bottle
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