Patchouli essential oil improves the appearance of dry skin, reduces the appearance of blemishes, and has a calming and grounding aroma commonly used in perfumes that promotes feelings of calm and peace.*
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Native to Indonesia, patchouli is a bushy herb in the mint family that typically grows to a height of 2–3 feet and produces small white or pink flowers. Its leaves were used traditionally as a flavoring or herbal tea. Patchouli essential oil contains the naturally occurring constituent patchoulol, which contributes to its earthy aroma. A common base note in perfumes, Patchouli creates a calming and grounding environment when diffused or inhaled and can also be applied topically to moisturize the skin.
DIRECTIONS
Topical: Apply 2–4 drops directly to desired area. Dilution not required, except for the most sensitive skin. Use as needed.
Aromatic: Diffuse up to 1 hour 3 times daily.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Has a grounding, deeply earthy aroma
May help improve the appearance skin when applied topically
May reduce the appearance of blemishes
Blends well with many other essential oils to make perfumes and roll-ons
SUGGESTED USES
Diffuse Patchouli with Lavender or Ylang Ylang to create a serene environment.
Add it to your favorite body lotion for its aroma and moisturizing benefits.
Add a few drops to your facial wash or moisturizer to help promote clear skin.
Mix it with Orange, Jasmine, and Palo Santo in a roller bottle and top off with V-6™ Vegetable Oil Complex to create a rich, woodsy-floral perfume.
INGREDIENTS
Pogostemon cablin† (Patchouli) oil
†Premium essential oil
 
 
Uses
In aromatherapy, patchouli essential oil is typically used to treat the following problems:1
Acne
Anxiety
Athlete's foot
Constipation
Dandruff
Eczema
Fatigue
Indigestion
Insomnia
In addition, patchouli essential oil is said to act as an insect repellent,2 promote healing from burns and wounds, and reduce inflammation.3
When used in skin-care products, patchouli essential oil is thought to treat oily skin and reverse signs of aging.