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Extracted from the leaves of the Patchouli plant, Patchouli oil has many uses and benefits for both the mind and body. Patchouli essential oil contains a variety of skin benefits and can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, blemishes, and skin imperfections. The sweet and musky scent of Patchouli oil is often used in perfumes and colognes and can emit a natural musk when applied to the skin. The sweet and herbaceous aroma of Patchouli oil is great for diffusing, and its rich chemical properties can have a grounding and balancing effect on emotions when used aromatically or topically.
Patchouli was last modified: October 8th, 2018 by
Benefits of using Patchouli oil
- Patchouli essential oil has a grounding and balancing effect on emotions
- Patchouli essential oil is widely regarded as a natural antidepressant
- Reduce stress by enjoying the grounding and energizing properties of Patchouli
- Patchouli oil is frequently used in the perfume and cologne industries for its musky aroma
Patchouli Essential oil aroma
Earthy , MuskyPatchouli Essential oil properties
Anti-bacterial , Anti-biotic , Anti-depressant , Anti-fungal , Anti-infectious , Anti-inflammatory , Anti-microbial , Anti-septic-general , Astringent , Decongestant , Diuretic , Insecticidal , Stimulant-digestive , VulneraryHealth usages for Patchouli
Acne , Cellulite , Dandruff , Dementia , Dermatitis , Eczema , Hemorrhoids , Hives , Insect Bites , Obesity , Water Retention , Wounds , Wrinkled SkinEmotional Benefits for Patchouli
Depression , StressPatchouli Cautions
Internal-Use-May-Plug-Kidney-Tubules , Not-For-Internal-Consumption , Pregnancy(Avoid-During-First-Trimester)Patchouli Chakra

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