Vetivert oil

Introduction

Vetiver oil is a light yellow – to – reddish – brown viscous liquid with a sweet, earthy aroma like sandalwood. Vetiver oil is pleasant and long – lasting, an important fragrance raw material. Widely used in cosmetics and soap essences as a fixative, it’s a high – boiling – point aromatic essential oil. Other well – known ones are rose, jasmine, geranium, patchouli, lavender, ylang – ylang, cananga, sandalwood, clary sage, rosemary, camphor leaf, eucalyptus, rosewood oils.

Main ingredients

Vetivene, α – vetiverone, vetiverol, etc. are components in vetiver oil. Vetiver oil has the following efficacy: it can sterilize and reduce inflammation, promote wound healing, treat acne, and boost body cell regeneration and recovery. It is also a well – known sedative oil. It balances the central nervous system, has a good sedative effect, makes people feel refreshed, and helps improve stress, anxiety, insomnia, and worry.

Application

People use vetiver oil as an additive in high – quality and food compound spices. It’s an expensive, state – approved natural food spice. We’ve used vetiver in ecological governance. But research on its deep processing, food – additive use, oil extraction, and chemical composition is scarce or non – existent.