Latin name: Vetiveria zizanioides
Country of origin: Haiti
Part of the plant: Roots (dried then soaked)
Obtained by: Hydro-diffused
Main biochemical components*: Vetiverol, alpha-vetivol, beta-vetivene
Properties: Antiseptic, antispasmodic, nervine, sedative.

This single essential oil comes undiluted in a 10ML glass bottle.
 
Why Use
Physical uses: Muscle aches, stiff joints, poor circulation, infections, lymphatic support, immune support.
Skin care uses: Devitalized skin, dry skin, mature skin, rough skin, irritations, blemishes, minor skin infections, small wounds.
Psychological uses: Nervous tension, sleeplessness, mild depression, mental exhaustion, emotional instability, low libido.
 
*Chemical components: Chemical component percentages may vary. Emerald Oils offers a Certificate of Analysis for review.
 
Vetiver is in my top three favorite oils solely based on it's deep, mysterious, smokey, perfumey fragrance. I cannot express how incredible this oil smells! Mix it with the Autumn blend if you love the smell of burning leaves in the Fall and you will not be disappointed! But even more, it is medically so versatile and considered a staple when building a natural medicine cabinet!
 
Metho