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Extracted from the young leaves of the patchouli plant (Pogostemon cablin) by distillation.
Dark amber viscous liquid with an earthy musky smell. Long-lasting fragrance. New oil may have a heavier earthy and medicinal smell, which gradually becomes mellow and sweet over time.
Rich in antioxidants, fights free radical damage, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, improves skin elasticity, and delays aging.
Has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, regulates sebum secretion, and is suitable for oily and combination skin.
Promotes cell regeneration, accelerates wound healing, reduces scar formation, and is highly beneficial to dry and sensitive skin.
Stimulates blood circulation in the scalp, enhances the vitality of hair follicles, prevents hair loss, and promotes new growth.
Its antibacterial and antifungal properties help to eliminate dandruff and maintain a healthy scalp.
Acts as a natural conditioner to make hair smooth and shiny while reducing split ends and breakage.
Contains a variety of active ingredients, such as bakuchiol, which help to strengthen the body's immune system.
Helps relieve discomfort from inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and muscle pain.
Used in traditional applications to relieve indigestion, bloating, and support general digestive function.
Provides calming and relaxing effects that help ease anxiety, stress, and tension.
Soothing properties promote better sleep, making it highly suitable for individuals suffering from stress- or anxiety-induced insomnia.
Commonly used as a base ingredient and fixative in perfumes to increase depth and longevity. It blends beautifully with floral, fruity, and citrus essential oils. Additionally, it is used in laundry detergents, fabric softeners, and air fresheners to add a woody aroma and eliminate odors.
Dispersed through a diffuser or directly inhaled to create a quiet, comfortable environment. It is also highly effective in massage therapies to help relax the mind and body.
Patchouli Essential Oil is extracted from the young leaves of the patchouli plant (Pogostemon cablin) through the process of steam distillation.
It has a distinct dark amber color and a rich, earthy, and musky smell. The fragrance is extremely long-lasting. While fresh oil may carry a heavier medicinal or earthy aroma, it gradually sweetens and mellows over time.
No, you should avoid direct application to the face. It must be diluted with a carrier oil to a concentration of 0.5%-1% (about 1-2 drops per 10ml of base oil) before facial application.
It stimulates blood circulation in the scalp, boosts hair follicle health to prevent hair loss, controls dandruff due to its antifungal properties, and acts as a natural conditioner to prevent split ends.
Yes. Pregnant women, particularly in the early stages of pregnancy, should avoid abdominal massages with Patchouli Essential Oil as it can potentially stimulate the uterus.
It is highly valued as a base note and fixative in perfumery, meaning it helps anchor lighter scents and increases the overall lasting power of the fragrance. It pairs exceptionally well with floral, citrus, and fruity essential oils.
