Ylang Ylang Aphrodisiac Oil 100% Pure 8ml

Description

100% PURE YLANG YLANG APHRODISIAC OIL FROM MADAGASCAR

Ylang Ylang is a fast-growing tree that reaches 12m at maturity. Its leaves are long and soft. The flower is greenish-yellowish and from it we obtain an essential oil with incredible properties. The largest producers of Ylang Ylang essential oil are the island of Madagascar and Comoros.
Ylang Ylang essential aphrodisiac oil has a sweet, floral, balsamic aroma. Its liquid is basically transparent, with shades from pale yellow to amber.

PROPERTIES:

• Aphrodisiac: Stimulates sensuality and sexuality.
• Antiseptic: Helps the body defend itself against infections.
• Antiespasmodic: Helps with involuntary body movements.
• Calming and sedative: Helps with stress-related disorders.
• Circulatory stimulant: Increases the production of red blood cells.
• Antalgic: Relieves pain.
• Anti-arrhythmic: helps prevent unwanted heart rhythm changes.

PRACTICAL USES

• Nervous system: low or very low mood, lack of sexual appetite, nervous tension, anxiety and stress.
• Circulatory, muscular and joint system: High blood pressure, rapid breathing, palpitations and tachycardia.
• Integumentary system: Protects the skin against acne, oily skin, hair growth and thinning, and against insect bites.

APHRODISIAC MASSAGE

Aphrodisiac mixture: Use a mixture of 3-4 drops of A.E. of Ylang Ylang, 1 drop of Cinnamon bark and 1 drop of patchouli diluted in 60 ml of Apricot oil (you can also use Sweet Almond, Yoyoba or Rosehip oil), massage on the back and the rest of the body

IN DIFFUSION

• To relax the mind and body: Add 3 drops to a diffuser along with 2 drops of Lemon, 2 of Lavender and 2 of Atlas Cedar.
• To empower femininity: Add 2 drops of Ylang Ylang, 2 of Geranium and 2 of Salvia sclarea to a diffuser.
• To induce deep sleep: Add 3 drops of Ylang Ylang, 3 drops of lavender, 2 drops of vetiver and 2 drops of cypress to the diffuser.

YLANG YLANG ESSENTIAL OIL COMBINES WELL WITH: Lavender, Atlas Cedar, Sage, Lemon, Cypress, Cinnamon, Patchouli, Roman Chamomile, Macadamia, Apricot.

VERY IMPORTANT: Essential oils must be diluted before applying to the skin to minimize adverse reactions and systemic toxicity.

AFRO GERANIUM OIL PREPARATION FOR MASSAGES:

We dilute 2 drops of Ylang Ylang essential oil with 60ml of vegetable oil (sweet almond oil, apricot kernel oil, grapeseed oil, jojoba oil and avocado oil work well as carriers of essential oils)
or:
total volume in mL of carrier oil
—————————————————– = Number of drops of essential oil in total (2%)
2

Dilution:

IT CAN BE COMBINED WELL WITH THESE ESSENTIAL OILS: Lavender, Patchouli, Rose, Nerolí, Sandalwood, Jasmine, Juniper, Grapefruit or other citrus.

Concentrated substances are rarely put to direct use, and essential oils are no exception. You should almost always dilute the strength and concentration of an essential oil before applying it to the skin.
Dilution of essential oils is done by adding a drop (or more) of the essential oil in a carrier or vegetable oil, such as jojoba oil or almond oil, etc. This not only provides a good medium for the oil to absorb into the skin, but it spreads the essential oil over a larger surface area for better application.
Even those essential oils that require extreme care during direct and concentrated handling can be safely used once properly diluted. Knowing how to properly dilute essential oils is to use them safely.

Average healthy adult: 2% dilution (2 drops per teaspoon of carrier oil, 12 drops per mL)
Ideal for most adults and most situations. This is also a good dilution for daily skin care.

Temporary health problem: 3% to 10% dilution (2 to 20 drops per teaspoon of carrier oil, 12 to 120 drops per 30ml)
Best used short-term for a temporary health problem, such as a muscle injury or respiratory congestion. For an acute problem, such as a muscle cramp or severe pain, 25% may be appropriate (25 drops per teaspoon of vegetable oil, 150 drops per 30 mL).

Percent dilutions
Essential oils are highly concentrated substances and must be diluted for almost all uses. Keep oils out of the reach of children and pets. Store the oils in a dark and cool place for better preservation.

2% dilution – Ideal for most adults for most uses, including daily care.

3% dilution – Used in brief periods for temporary conditions, such as muscle injuries, respiratory congestion. Even in some cases, depending on age and physical condition, 10% could be reached (although always better under the supervision of a professional).

25% dilution – Exclusive for very specific applications, such as muscle cramps, bruises and severe pain. It should only be applied in this way with knowledge of the facts and under the instructions of a professional.

The lower the amount of essential oil in the dilution, the lower the risk of adverse reactions. One must be stingy with dilutions. Less is more.

Precautions for use:

Not recommended during the first three months of pregnancy.

These properties and applications have been obtained from reference works in aromatherapy. All the information on this page is for informational purposes only, and cannot be considered as medical information, nor does it engage our legal responsibility. Consult your doctor or health professional trained in aromatherapy for a specific and appropriate therapeutic treatment.