Ylang-ylang Essential Oil

Origin: Madagascar, Comoros. In aromatherapy, it has a calming effect, helps with nervousness, and has a toning and mood-lifting effect. Blends well with: lemon, orange, bergamot, grapefruit, mandarin, lavender, sage, lemon verbena, patchouli, ginger. For more information on how to use essential oils, click HERE. We confirm that the oil does not contain parabens, forbidden preservatives, colourants or UV filters.

Do not use essential oils undiluted. Pregnant women and young children should use essential oils with extreme caution. Do not leave essential oils within reach of children. For use in fragrance lamps, baths and massage. FOLK MEDICINE Ylang-ylang essential oil is used in folk medicine for wound care (accelerates healing), stress relief and strengthening the nervous system, for high blood pressure and hormonal balance. This oil is used to enhance sexuality, for headaches and for relieving respiratory problems. SKINCARE Ylang-ylang essential oil helps balance the skin's sebum production, making it suitable for both dry and oily skin; it is an effective moisturiser, restores the skin's natural glow and revives the complexion. Ylang-ylang essential oil stimulates hair growth, adds shine and vitality. That is why Nurme has also created a ylang-ylang shampoo and conditioner. GOOD TIP For quick relief during a panic attack, put 1 drop of ylang ylang essential oil on a paper napkin. Then exhale, cover your nose with the napkin and breathe in deeply. This action will completely relax you and alleviate the attack. NOTE! Before using the product, make sure you are not allergic to any of its ingredients. Important note: The information about essential oils provided on this page is taken from public sources and is for educational purposes only. The seller is not responsible for the accuracy of the information. Cosmetic and food-grade. NOTE! Although the mentioned oil has a food certificate, Nurme Looduskosmeetika OÜ, as the manufacturer of cosmetics, does not share information on the use of the oil in food and assumes no responsibility for such use.