The botanical name or latin name of Patchouli oil is Pogostemon Cablin. The scent of this essential oil of dark Patchouli oil is sweet, rich, earthy, heavy and full of spicy, woody aroma.<\/p>\n
It is one of the few essential oils whose scent improves with age, which is great because it preserves and even improves the scent over time. The scent is very strong and lasts a long time.<\/p>\n
Patchouli is relaxing, skin caring, antibacterial, fungal and insect repellent. Patchouli has a calming effect and the essential oil has a grounding influence on the root chakra.<\/p>\n
Patchouli oil suits people who quickly worry, are anxious and feel restless. This natural oil provides a sensual mood and balances emotions. That is why it is good to buy Patchouli oil if you experience a lot of restlessness and tension and this essential oil is also often used in meditation.<\/p>\n
This makes the oil relaxing while the oil also stimulates our subconscious thinking. (Pujiarti 2012) This essential oil contains the chemical, patchoulene.<\/p>\n
This substance is very similar to azulene which is the main component ofblue chamomile essential oil<\/a> .<\/p>\n The effect of Patchoulene is comparable to that of Azulene.<\/p>\n Patchouli oil is also called Patchouli oil and literally means ‘green leaf’.<\/p>\n In the late 1800s during the hippie years of the 60s and 70s, Patchouli became so popular due to its strong association with festivals that the leaves were shipped to Europe for steam distillation to ensure a sufficient supply. In the flower power era, Patchouli was a symbol of freedom and relaxation. At that time, the scent was often used to disguise the smell of Cannabis.<\/p>\n From the mid-19th century, the scent of Patchouli was popular as an ingredient in perfumes. That is why Patchouli essential oil is also often used in perfumes. Patchouli is one of the most important raw materials available as an undertone for the perfumer.<\/p>\n The fragrance brings sensuality and depth to perfumes. Many popular perfume scents contain patchouli oil. Even Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle contains patchouli oil.<\/p>\n In India, Patchouli was used to protect fabrics, clothes and shawls from moths and other insects. This contributed quite a bit to the popularity of the scent. Later, this Patchouli scent became the guarantee that the fabrics came from India.<\/p>\n Patchouli oil is widely used in cosmetics, incense, as a fixative in soaps and perfumes and even in the food industry in beverages to combat unpleasant odors. In Asian countries, the essential oil is used in a neutral massage oil.<\/p>\n Patchouli can be used effectively in foot baths, massages or in a skin oil.<\/p>\n The more drops are added, the stronger the scent is. So always start with a few drops and add more drops if necessary. The space in which the scent is spread also affects how the scent is experienced. If it is colder than 16 degrees, the scent will be less pronounced.<\/p>\n add 24 drops of patchouli oil to an ice ball or to the water in the sauna tub.<\/p>\n Add a few drops of essential oil to the water in an aroma burner. Always make sure there is enough water in the aroma burner. Do not let the oil burn in anyway.<\/p>\n Add 2 to 5 drops to the stone of the aroma stone and place the stone in the wardrobe to repel moths.<\/p>\n Add 4 to 5 drops of patchouli essential oil to the water in the diffuser. Always make sure there is enough water in the diffuser. View all diffusers<\/a> .<\/p>\n Add up to 25 drops of Patchouli oil to 250 ml of Sweet Almond oil for a natural, relaxing massage or skin oil.<\/p>\nWof\u00fcr wird das \u00e4therische \u00d6l verwendet?<\/h4>\n
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What is Patchouli oil used for?<\/h2>\n
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In the sauna<\/h3>\n
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In an aroma burner<\/h3>\n
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On an aroma stone<\/h3>\n
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In a diffuser \/ air freshener<\/h3>\n
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In a massage oil, carrier oil or skin oil<\/h3>\n
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