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Patchouli Essential Oil Aromatherapy - Explained by Essential Oils Specialist | National Nutrition

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Patchouli Essential Oil Aromatherapy - Explained by Essential Oils Specialist | National Nutrition

National Nutrition coming at you with a brand new series! Come, sit down, put your feet up and listen in as our Essential Oils Specialists tells you everything you need to know about all your favorite Essential Oils.

In this video we talk about Patchouli Essential Oil, a favorite scent of Hippies back in the 1960s this essential oil has more benefits other than just a nostalgic trip. Learn about what new ways you can use this oil, what makes this scent so strong, and more!


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Most remember this woody aroma from the 1960s, where it was popular among travelling hippies who took to wearing the oil as a perfume. The earthy, musky scent of Patchouli oil is positively unique and has been noted as a mild aphrodisiac...


Patchouli has a powerful balancing effect on the mind and body...

Most remember this woody aroma from the 1960's, where it was popular among travelling hippies who took to wearing the oil as a perfume. The earthy, musky scent of Patchouli oil is positively unique and has been noted as a mild aphrodisiac. Patchouli was traditionally used in India to scent clothes and linen. In Japan and China it was a remedy for various aliments including headaches and nausea.

Uses

Today Patchouli oil is still quite popular. Its heady scent is frequently used as lingering, earthy perfume and deodorant. In aromatherapy it is known to be helpful for all stress related conditions; its rich, warm, musky fragrance has a calming yet uplifting effect on the mind. Medicinally, patchouli essential oil is used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions including: acne, eczema, dermatitis, oily and/or dry skin, and athlete’s foot.


If you'd like to learn more about Patchouli Essential Oil please take a look at our article:

https://www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/patchouli-essential-oil/


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