Product Review

Originating from India, vetiver is a tall perennial grass that can also be found in other locales, including Brazil, Haiti and Japan. While the vibrant plant has many beneficial agricultural uses, its roots are the source of its prized essential oil. With its woody and full-bodied scent, vetiver is a common component in perfumes and renowned for its emotionally centering effect. Plant Part Used Roots Extraction Method Steam distillation Aroma Strong. Rich, earthy, complex and smoky. Benefits Stabilizing, soothing, uplifting, and heartening. Known as the "Oil of Tranquility. Blends Well With Cedarwood, Frankincense, Ginger, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Lemongrass, Myrrh, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang History of Vetiver In India and elsewhere in Asia, vetiver roots have been used for ages to make blinds, mats and other handy household items that carry the relaxing scent of the plant. Ayurvedic practices has also utilized vetiver to support their health, particularly of the skin. Using Vetiver Oil All essential oil blends are for aromatherapy use only and are not for ingesting! Stable Ground Uniting four powerful earth-elemental root oils, this blend lends the stability and calm resolve of a deeply-rooted plant. 4 drops Vetiver Oil 4 drops Ginger Oil 2 drops Angelica Root Oil 2 dops Turmeric Oil Tranquility Potion Imagine the tranquility and far-reaching vision of sitting on a peaceful beach… then realize your vision with this calming, clarifying blend. 6 drops Vetiver Oil 4 drops Cedarwood Oil 2 drops Lavender Oil 2 drops Bergamot Oil Aromatherapy Uses Bath & Shower Add 5-10 drops to hot bath water, or sprinkle into shower steam before getting in for an at-home spa experience. Massage 8-10 drops of essential oil per 1 ounce of carrier oil. Apply a small amount directly to areas of concern, such as