Ginger essential oil Organic

Name: Ginger oil fresh

Latin name: Zingiber officinale

INCI: ZINGIBER OFFICINALE ROOT OIL

Origin plant: Madagascar

Part used: Roots

Origin distillation/extraction: Madagascar

Production: Produced by the steam distillation of fresh rhizomes from the plant

Odor: spicy woody terpene warm ginger citrus odor

Appearance: Pale yellow to yellow liquid

Important constituents:

Zingiberene: < 40%

beta-sesquiphellandrene: < 14%

Camphene: 5-13%

alpha-Farnesene: 3-9%

Geranial + Neral: <10%

The spicy, intensely aromatic rhizomes of the Zingiber officinale plant create a warm, spicy, sweet, lemony, balsamic, woodsy essential oil.

Emotionally and energetically, ginger essential oil warms and stabilizes. This essential oil stimulates willpower and restores motivation.

The aroma of ginger, fresh, as if it had just been cut by a “raw” root, with a pronounced spicy-woody base, is caught instantly and is perceived as a holistic, invigorating smell with citrus and bitter tints of nuances.

Light, delicate, rich and spicy aroma in an amazing way combines its fresh character with an absolutely warm influence and is captured as exotic.

Ginger oil is one of the main aphrodisiacs, a kind of guidebook that evokes bright and noble emotions.

Ginger oil, due to the fact that it has a very pronounced and almost identical aroma, characteristic of fresh ginger, requires careful selection of partner oils for aromatic mixtures.

Only essential oils of clove, basil, lemon balm, mint, neroli, lavender, verbena, bergamot, lemongrass, juniper, patchouli and aromatic oil of bitter orange are complementary to it.

Emotional Impact

Emotionally ginger essential oil has an inspiring effect that relieves apathy, indifference and lethargy.

With all its tonic character, ginger is a warming, warm soul oil that restores not only physical but also mental strength, contributing to a quick recovery after difficult events, operations and diseases.

From the point of view of psychotherapeutic properties, it is an ultra-effective tool for working with psychosomatic and emotional disorders of various expressions and character, including complexes, uncertainty, fears and aggression.

When used for flavoring rooms, ginger oil helps increase concentration and improves memory and thinking.

Ginger oil contributes to the integrity, harmony of personality development, helps to find the right solution in the romantic sphere, and strengthens firmness and determination. It is believed that the aroma of ginger arouses desire, inspires and attracts wealth.

Use in cosmetology

In the cosmetic field, including home cosmetics, ginger essential oil is used for problematic and oily skin, on which ginger has a pronounced tonic effect, contributing not only to reducing pores, but also to actively clean them.

Application and Dosage

Ginger oil is perfect for perfumes and compositions for men, while it should always be combined with patchouli in homemade "perfumes."

Ginger essential oil can be used only after reaching 6 years of age. Upon contact with the skin, it causes a burning sensation, often redness and has a pronounced warming effect for up to 4 minutes.

You must mix ginger essential oil with carrier oil.

• For aroma lamps on a standard room of no more than 15 square meters, 3-5 drops of ginger oil are enough (aromatization of rooms is the best method for working with psycho-emotional problems).

• For hot inhalations, 1 drop of ginger, procedure time 4-5, maximum 7 minutes.

• It is enough to add 3 drops of ginger to the aromatic bath, for massage - 4, diluted in liquid base oil.

• In a higher concentration, ginger oil can be used for grinding (7 drops for the same amount of base), but for compresses the dosage is reduced to 2 drops.

• For a personal aroma necklace, 1 drop is enough.

Important: essential oils are highly concentrated vegetable essences, so they require dilution with carrier vegetable oils.

Presentation: Amber glass bottles, self-adhesive dropper with internal cone.