Patchouli essential oil is a popular and versatile oil known for its strong aromatic, earthy, and musky scent. Derived from the patchouli plant, this essential oil has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and aromatherapy for its calming and soothing properties.

Organic Patchouli Essential Oil - Product Details

Latin Name: Pogostemon cablin

Aroma: Earthy, Woodsy, Musky

Blends well with Lavender, Basil, Cedarwood,

Extraction Method: Steam Distillation

Grade: Therapeutic

Purity: 100%

Natural Patchouli Essential Oil - Uses and Benefits 

With its unique fragrance and various health benefits, patchouli oil has become a key ingredient in perfumes, skincare products, and holistic wellness practices worldwide.

Patchouli Oil for Skin and Hair Health 

Patchouli oil is known for its numerous skin and hair health benefits. This powerful oil has natural anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, effectively treating skin conditions such as acne.

Additionally, Inflammation is a significant aspect of your body's response to injury. A recent study conducted on mice revealed that a specific element in patchouli oil reduced chemically induced swelling in their paws and ears.

When used in hair care, patchouli oil can help to strengthen hair follicles, prevent hair loss, and promote a healthy scalp.

Patchouli oil can be incorporated into skincare and haircare routines in various ways, such as adding a few drops to a carrier oil for a moisturizing body oil or mixing it with a shampoo or conditioner for added hair benefits. 

Benefits of Patchouli Essential Oil as a Pain Reliever

Patchouli oil has been used for centuries to help relieve pain and inflammation.

In 2011, a study examined the pain-relieving properties of patchouli extract in mice. The researchers observed a decrease in the mice's response to pain in various tests when the extract was administered orally.

They suggested that this pain relief might be linked to the anti-inflammatory effects of patchouli.

When applied topically, patchouli oil can help reduce discomfort and improve circulation to the affected area, promoting faster healing. 

Use Patchouli Essential Oil as an Insecticide 

Patchouli essential oil has been found to be an effective insecticide, particularly against mosquitoes, ants, and flies.

Its strong, earthy scent acts as a natural repellent, making it a popular choice for keeping insects at bay.

When diluted and sprayed around the home or directly onto the skin, patchouli oil can help to deter pesky bugs without the use of harsh chemicals. 

This makes it an eco-friendly alternative for those looking to control insect populations without harming the environment. 

Other Uses of 100% Pure Patchouli Essential Oil

Aromatherapy: 

Aromatherapy is one of the most common uses of essential oils. Mix 5-7 drops of the oil with water and pour it into an oil burner. Alternatively, you can place 5-7 drops in a diffuser. You may also use reed diffusers to enjoy the aroma. 

Massage:

To experience the benefits of this massage, start by diluting 5 drops of the rosemary oil in 10 ml of suitable carrier oil. This ensures that the patchouli oil is properly blended and safe for application on the skin. 

Bath

Add 6-8 drops to warm bathwater. 

Skincare

Add a couple of drops to a carrier oil or your chosen lotion.

Soap

Suitable for soapmaking. We recommend following a tested recipe.

Candles

Suitable for candles. We recommend following a tested recipe.

Natural Patchouli Essential Oil Price in Pakistan

The price of pure patchouli essential oil in Pakistan starts from Rs. 690 for 10ml.  Cash on delivery is available in all major cities including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.

Buy patchouli oil online on our website or Daraz store.  It is also available in bulk and at wholesale rates. 

Precautions

• Photosensitivity Risk: Low
• FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
• Do not apply undiluted to the skin. 
• Avoid use during pregnancy.
• Keep away from children.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Please perform a patch test before use
• Keep away from eyes.

Shelf Life: 2-3 years on average, although it can last much longer if placed in a glass bottle, and kept away from sunlight