How to use

• Cooking seasoning: It can be used for frying, stir-frying, roasting, mixing and other cooking methods, such as frying steak with vanilla oil, making vanilla oil salad, etc., to add unique flavor.
• Skin care: Mix vanilla essential oil with base oils such as olive oil and sweet almond oil in a certain proportion, and it can be used for skin massage, application, body lotion or hand cream, etc., to moisturize the skin.
• Fragrance creation: Add it to scented candles, or diffuse the aroma through a diffuser to purify the air and soothe the body and mind.
• Hair care: It can be mixed with other hair care products, or applied directly to the hair to improve problems such as dry hair and split ends.

Efficacy

• Beauty and skin care: Some vanilla oils, such as citronella oil, have antibacterial effects, which can help clean the skin and prevent skin problems such as acne; vanilla essential oils can moisturize, control oil, regulate allergies, replenish water, and restore skin elasticity.
• Soothing the body and mind: Its aroma can relieve tension, relieve stress, and help improve sleep quality.
• Health care: Some vanilla oils have analgesic and antipruritic effects, which can relieve discomfort caused by diseases such as tinea capitis, tinea pedis, eczema, etc., and can also repel insects and preserve.
• Cooking seasoning: It can add rich flavor to food and increase appetite.

Taboo

• Use with caution for people with sensitive skin: A skin sensitivity test should be performed before use. If redness, swelling, itching and other discomfort reactions occur, stop using it immediately.
• Use with caution for pregnant and lactating women: Some vanilla oils may affect the fetus or infant, so consult a doctor before use.
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes: If contact is accidental, rinse immediately with plenty of water.
• Pay attention to storage conditions: It should be placed in a cool and dry place, avoid high temperature and direct sunlight to prevent deterioration.