Curcuma aromatica Salisb. Oil

FOR ALL SKIN TYPE WITH BLEMISHES, ACNE OR PIMPLES. SCAR REPAIRS AND SKIN TONE BALANCING.

JOINT AND MUSCLE COMFORT, RELAXING AND STRESS RELEASE, AIR SANITATION. DANDRUFF.

IDENTIFICATION

INCI name: Curcuma aromatica root oil

CAS number: 94349-73-2

SKU code: EO-TUR-0010

EXTRACTION METHOD: steam distillation

PARTS USED: Roots (Rhizomes)

ORIGIN: India

COMMON NAMES: Wild turmeric, Aromatic turmeric, Kasturi Turmeric

APPEARANCE: Pale yellow to clear liquid

ODOUR NOTE: characteristic camphor-like, spicy, and warm yet fresh, tonic with ginger and pine woody undertones

QUALITY: 100 % pure and natural organic essential oil. For aromatherapy, personal hygiene, natural cosmetic and perfume uses

STORAGE CONDITION: STORE IN A COOL DARK PLACE 

Obtained by the steam distillation of its roots, our Wild turmeric essential oil has a complex, fresh, cooling, and sophisticated aroma. Unlike the common turmeric, it does not stain the skin yellow nor it does leave a burning sensation. It is a perfect addition to your body, mind, and home purifying kit.

Massages & body care

Body massages: 1 to 6 drops essential oil for 10 ml carrier oil (0.5 to 2 % concentration) +++

Face care: 1 to 3 drops essential oil for 10 ml carrier or base (0.5 to 1 % concentration) +++

Body care:2 to 6 drops essential oil for 10 ml carrier or base (1 to 2 % concentration) +++

Foot Bath First mix 10 to 15 drops of essential oil with 20 ml vegetable glycerine or 1 cup of Epsom salts +++

Compresses +++

Diffusion

Ultrasonic Diffusers: for air purification, use 10 min 3 times a day. +++

Spray: Add 5 drops of essential oil for 10 ml of vegetable glycerine and add water +++

Steam Inhalation: add 5 drops of essential oil to a pot of hot water +++

Others  

Homecare +++  

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• Anti-microbial, Antifungal, and anti-septic: +++

• Antioxidant: +++

• Anti-inflammatory: +++

• Analgesic, soothing and calming, relaxing, and comforting: ++

• Wound and scar healing, regenerating +++

• Warm feeling oil: ++

• Circulatory, tonic (reputed to promotes lymphatic drainage and to help fight water retention): ++

• Mucolytic, Decongestant, and anti-tussive: ++

• Regenerating, restorative, astringent: ++

• Antidepressant effects (in stress related, burn-out depression): ++

1. Skin Brightening Serum:

• 2 tablespoons of Jojoba oil
• 5 drops of Turmeric essential oil
• 5 drops of Lemon essential oil
• 5 drops of Frankincense essential oil

Mix all these ingredients into a small glass bottle, shake well, and apply a small amount to clean skin. Turmeric can brighten and rejuvenate skin, and this serum can be used daily.

2. Anti-Inflammatory Bath Soak:

• 1 cup of Epsom salts
• 5 drops of Turmeric essential oil
• 5 drops of Lavender essential oil
• 5 drops of Roman Chamomile essential oil

Combine ingredients and store in a glass jar. Use 1/4 to 1/2 cup of the mixture in a warm bath for a soothing soak.

3. Soothing Diffuser Blend:

• 3 drops of Turmeric essential oil
• 3 drops of Ginger essential oil
• 2 drops of Cinnamon essential oil

Add these oils to your diffuser according to the manufacturer's instructions. Enjoy the warming and soothing aroma in your home or office.

4. Pain Relief Massage Oil:

• 2 tablespoons of Sweet Almond oil
• 5 drops of Turmeric essential oil
• 5 drops of Peppermint essential oil
• 5 drops of Lavender essential oil

Combine the oils in a glass bottle. Use this blend for a soothing massage on areas of discomfort.

5. Invigorating Room Spray:

• 1 cup of distilled water
• 10 drops of Turmeric essential oil
• 10 drops of Orange essential oil
• 10 drops of Lemon essential oil

Combine all the ingredients in a spray bottle. Shake well before each use and lightly mist the room for an invigorating scent.

As with any essential oil, it's always a good idea to do a patch test first to ensure there's no skin irritation, and to consult with a healthcare provider or aromatherapist if you have any concerns. 

Turmeric essential oil is generally considered safe, but it should not be ingested and should be used with care. 

If you're pregnant, nursing, or have any health concerns, it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider before using essential oils.

FOR WELL-BEING:

Diluted in carrier oils, creams, Aloe vera gel, lotions, in targeted or full body massages to help with: 

varicose veins, heavy legs.

bruises, haematomas, contusions, black-and-blue marks, and ecchymosis

fungal or parasitic dermatoses

eczema, psoriasis

to assist with coughs, colds, hay fevers (applied to the solar plexus).

joint pain, rheumatism

stress, trauma, and mental exhaustion.

In diffusers:

as an atmospheric cleanser, it brings its fresh and cooling camphorated aroma.

for meditation and to promote relaxation, mind clearing and grounding.

IN COSMETIC CREAMS, LOTIONS AND OILS FOR FACE AND BODY

Incorporated in creams, it is thought to control facial hair growth.

In body oils, as a circulatory ingredient to help reduce cellulite and water retention.

In natural perfumery for fresh men cologne blends

It is added in facial regenerating creams or lotions, to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Added to cleansing and purifying face wash or deep cleanse mask formulations.

Incorporated in face creams, lotions, or masks as an anti-bacterial & anti-fungal ingredient to target inflamed acne, pimples, and scars.

It is added to dark circles, hyperpigmentation spots and skin brightening masks or gels.

IN HAIR AND SCALP CARE. FOR OILY HAIR, PRONE TO DANDRUFF, ITCHY SCALPS.

In shampoo, conditioners, hair balms and oils, Wild Turmeric is an ingredient of choice for the regulation of sebum and maintaining clean and healthy scalps.

OTHER TRADITIONAL USES:

In rural areas, roots are sometimes infused and used in new-born hygiene, baths, and cleanse.

Wild turmeric skin care products and tonic lotions are given as presents to new mothers after childbirth.

As a natural insect and bugs repellent used in cupboards and food pantries (a few drops on a cloth or in a diffuser).  In villages, the fresh rhizome is also used as an anti-dote for scorpion and other poisonous bites

• Curcuma aromatica (common name wild turmeric or aromatic turmeric, also known as, Kasturi/ Kasthoori turmeric or Kasturi manjal) is one of the many varieties of turmeric indigenous to India, the Himalayas, China, and other Asian countries.
• Contrary to the common yellow root Turmeric (Curcuma longa), the highly aromatic wild Turmeric rhizomes are a white creamy colour, have a very distinct crisp, fresh and spicy camphor-like aroma (hence the name ‘Aromatica”) and a pronounced bitter taste.
• Wild turmeric is therefore not used for cooking but is selected specifically for external applications. It is a favourite for skin detox and cleansing, for scar healing and purifying masks and creams.

For more detailed information, please go check this LINK TO Instructions of use essential oils page.

Do not use during the first 3 months of pregnancy / breastfeeding 

Keep out of reach of children and pets.

As a general rule, always perform a skin patch test before using your essential oils for the first time.

DO NOT USE UNDILUTED and seek medical and specialist advise when in doubt

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