Nature of the Oil
The highly tenacious aroma is earthy-musky, becoming sweeter as the harsh top-notes begin to wear off. Unlike most other essences, patchouli oil improves with age. Its odour effect is warming and stimulating; a reputed aphrodisiac.
 
Properties
Antidepressant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiseptic, antiviral, bactericidal, cicatrisant, deodorant,
diuretic, febrifugal, fungicidal, nervine, stimulant, stomachic, tonic.

Aromatherapeutic Uses
Skin and hair care (especially oily skin and scalp conditions), abscesses, acne, athlete's foot, bedsores, cracked and sore skin, dandruff, dermatitis, weeping eczema, insect repellent, wounds, depression, nervous exhaustion, stress-related disorders.
 
 
 
Aromatherapy is a multifaceted healing art which uses the essential oils of aromatic plants and trees to promote health of body and serenity of mind.
 
Disclaimer: Essential oils are marvellous healing substances, but they are also highly concentrated and potentially hazardous if misused. Please stop if you display signs of irritation as you might not be aware that you are allergic to certain materials. Essential oils are not a substitute for medical treatment. Please seek help from a relevant medical professional.