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Patchouli (patchouli): health benefits applications

  1. Patchouli, also written as 'patchouli' (Pogostemon cablin) is a member of the lip flower family (Lamiaceae), like rosemary and lavender. The plant is native to South China, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia. The essential oil extracted from the fermented and dried leaves is used in medicine and perfume industry. Patchouli essential oil has a very intense and especially spicy scent. Patchouli oil has several health benefits when used internally or externally. When used externally, it renews the skin cells, keeping the skin youthful, healthy and vigorous. It can also be used for eczema, varicose veins and hemorrhoids. The oil can be applied to the skin without first diluting. Always read the package insert or label before using it.

What is patchouli (patchouli)?

  1. Herb Patchouli is a perennial herb from the lavender family (Lamiaceae), just like rosemary and lavender

Patchouli essential oil

  1. Sensual Essential Oil

Health Benefits of Patchouli

  1. Good for skin

Purchase Patchouli Oil

  1. When purchasing patchouli oil, make sure it is a pure natural essential oil. This can be recognized by the indication '100% pure essential oil' on the label. In addition, the exact Latin botanical name of the original plant, in this case Pogostemon cablin or Pogostemon heyneanus, must be on it. The latter species is closely related to P. cablin, but has a slightly less strong odor. It is also known as 'Javanese patchouli'.



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