Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil

Ylang-Ylang essential oil helps restore luminosity to dull and tired skin and effectively fights against oily skin and certain skin parasites like ringworm or scabies.

• Its powerful and voluptuous fragrance is known for being an essential aphrodisiac.
• It is also one of the most used essential oils in hair care, providing strength and shine.
• In psycho-energetic olfactotherapy, it helps to calm anger, rage, and irritability, all while facilitating communication in introverts.
• Rich in monoterpene esters with antispasmodic effects, Ylang-Ylang essential oil is used to soothe spasmodic pains, especially those related to stress.
• It is one of the best essential oils for its effects on the nervous system, to calm tension, stress, and fight against depression or insomnia.

Properties:

• Antispasmodic
• Respiratory and cardiac soothing
• Anti-inflammatory
• Pest control
• Calming, anti-stress, relaxing, balancing for the nervous system
• Tonic, intellectual and sexual stimulant
• Aphrodisiac
• Hair tonic, promotes hair beauty and shine
• Skin tonic and regenerator, antioxidant
• Purifying and regulating of sebaceous secretion

Uses:

• To relax, mix a few drops of Ylang-Ylang essential oil with a vegetable oil like argan oil and gently massage the solar plexus.
• For skin problems, mix and apply 1 drop of essential oil in your day cream or 10 drops in 50g of your body cream to the area.
• For hair care, revitalize your dry and damaged hair by making a treatment mask with a coconut oil base and 2 to 3 drops of this essential oil. Leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes and then shampoo.

Precautions:

Its use on the skin is contraindicated for pregnant or breastfeeding women.

For atmospheric diffusion, its use is authorized for pregnant women beyond 3 months of pregnancy.

It should not be used on children under 6 years of age.