Vetiver oil is very useful in balancing the hormonal system. Suffering from skin related problems? Try vetiver oil for resolving all your skin related qualms. The oil also has many anti aging benefits on the skin. Its antiseptic property is useful in healing wounds.
About vetiver oil
Vetiver oil comes from an aromatic grass, mainly grown in the tropical regions. Originally the grass was used for making mats, thatching roofs and making sun shades in Java, Haiti and parts of India. The sweet fragrance acted as a natural room freshener and insect repellent. Growing the grass helps to prevent soil erosion. Using steam distillation process, oil is extracted from the roots and rootlets of the vetiveria zizanoides. It is characterized by a sweet, earthy smell, that will remind you of forested lands. The oil is put to various use and is known for the soothing effect that it has on various body parts.
Uses of vetiver oil
- Are you stressed and exhausted? If yes, try a massage with vetiver oil. The latter has a revitalizing effect that rejuvenates you.
- The oil has a calming effect that is useful in dispelling headaches and other symptoms of stress.
- Suffering from the painful effects of rheumatism or other chronic aches? Apply some of this essential oil to the affected area for relief.
- Troubled with rough, dry skin? Vetiver oil has a moisturizing effect that keeps the skin hydrated. Prolonged use of the oil; is a “miracle” remedy for stretch marks and other blemishes.
Tips for using Valerian oil
- A few drops of vetiver oil can be put in vaporizers, inhaling the aroma, that dissipates, soothes away the effects of stress.
- In aromatherapy, you can use a blend of the oil mixed with other essentials oils like jasmine, ylang ylang, benzoin and lavender.
- Are you being treated for any medical conditions? Then do consult with your doctor before using this oil.