Ylang Ylang Essential Oil

Ylang ylang essential oil is tested and proven in a small study that it helps alleviate anxiety and give self-esteem a boost when applied topically or inhaled.

Inhalation of Ylang ylang essential oil via aromatherapy produces a soothing effect. In addition, it reduces the diastolic, systolic blood pressure rates and heart rates in men.

For centuries, Ylang-ylang is used in weddings and religious ceremonies.

Ylang-ylang flowers are pounded and used as an inhalant to treat symptoms of asthma all around the world. In addition, many products and services in the skin and healthcare industry incorporate Ylang-ylang essential oil to improve the scent of their products. The additional benefits due to its protective and nourishing properties are well-liked by many for hair and skin.

When Ylang-ylang flowers are dried, Asia folks used them to symptoms of Malaria.

These tropical species are found in countries surrounding the Indian Ocean, such as the Philipines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and some parts of Australia. They are most well known for the floral scent that is both exotic and captivating.

• Mood uplift
• Alleviates depression 
• Lower and improve blood pressure
• Decrease heart rate 
• Effective natural insect repellent 
• Improve and stimulation production of oil on skin and scalp 

Collection Method

Steam Distillation

Plant Part

Flower

Main Constituents

Germacrene D, β-Caryophyllene, Farnesene

Primary Benefits

• Taken internally, may provide antioxidant support*
• Provides a calming, positive environment

Aromatic Description

Sweet, rich, spicy

• Ylang-ylang can be used and mix with a carrier oil for dry skincare and massage.
• Mix Ylang-ylang essential oil into Epsom salt for more relaxation
• Put on the wrist for sweet, floral perfume.
• Always dilute Ylang-ylang essential oil before topical use. A good practice is to add one drop of
• essential oil to each teaspoon of carrier oil.
• Add Ylang Ylang to Fractionated Coconut Oil for a deep hair conditioner.

Cautions

Possible skin sensitivity. Keep away from children. If you are a patient of a doctor, nursing a baby, or both, you should talk to your doctor. Avoid contact with your eyes, inner ears, or other sensitive places.

Is Ylang-ylang essential oil safe for pets? 

Ylang Ylang poisons cats and dogs. As a result, do not apply Ylang Ylang essential oil to your pets’ paws, coats, or skin. Also, avoid using Ylang Ylang essential oil in areas where your pets may lick or inhale it.

Does it irritate the skin when applied topically? 

Isoeugenol, for example, is one of the allergens found in Ylang-ylang essential oil. Isoeugenol has been linked to dermatitis and can irritate the skin when applied topically.

Do not use Ylang-ylang essential oil at full strength without first diluting it with a carrier oil, as you would any other essential oil. Always perform a patch test on a small area of your skin, such as your hand, before applying it to a larger area, such as your face, body, or scalp.

What are some of the benefits of using Ylang Ylang Essential Oil?

People apply ylang-ylang oil to their skin to help them relax, kill infections, lower blood pressure, and boost sexual desire. It’s also found in head lice treatment sprays. In addition, aromatherapy employs the aroma of ylang-ylang oil to aid memory and cognition.

Ylang Ylang Oil promotes cell healing, improving the aging skin’s appearance. In addition, it has a toning effect that helps smooth fine lines and wrinkles and balances sebum production. It is also antimicrobial and sedative, which makes it practical for treating skin irritations.