Vetiver Oil

Uses

• Perfume
• Aromatherapy
• Skincare

Benefits

• Grounds and stabilizes emotions
• Promotes restful sleep
• Enhances skin health

Description

Vetiver oil is known for its deep, earthy scent and grounding properties, often used in perfumes and aromatherapy.

Vetiver oil, often referred to as the "oil of tranquility," is a deeply grounding essential oil with a rich, earthy aroma. Extracted from the roots of the vetiver plant, this oil has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, particularly in India and Haiti. Vetiver oil is highly valued for its calming and stabilizing effects, making it a popular choice for reducing stress, anxiety, and promoting restful sleep. Its deep, smoky scent is also a favorite in perfumery, where it is used to add depth and warmth to fragrances. Additionally, vetiver oil is beneficial for the skin, helping to promote a healthy, clear complexion.

Chemical Composition

Khusimol, Vetiselinenol, Isovalencenol

Extraction Methods

• Steam Distillation

  Extraction Time: 4-6 hours

  Raw Material: 1000 grams of plant material

  Yield: 1-2% of essential oil (10-20ml per 1000g)

  Temperature Range: 100-105°C

  Water Ratio: 1:3

• CO2 Extraction

  Extraction Time: 4-5 hours

  Raw Material: 1000 grams of plant material

  Yield: 2-4% of essential oil (20-40ml per 1000g)

  Temperature Range: 31-33°C

  Water Ratio: N/A