Description
Lilac oil
The plant Lilac (Syringa) is native to Korea, Nepal, Afghanistan, India, Japan and Southeastern Europe. The original name “LILAC” comes from the Turkish. The plant lilac contains essential oils.
Lilac oil extract is made from the dried flowers of the lilac tree, dried quickly, in a breezy, sunny spot, away from direct sunlight.
Lilac Oil In Aromatherapy
Used in aromatherapy, lilac oil has a soothing effect
Lilac Oil Using as a remedy
Russian herbalists used the healing power of lilac oil as one of the first. Lilac oil helps with the external application for pain relief in rheumatism. For this purpose, the painful areas are rubbed with the oil several times a day. For muscle pain, a massage with lilac oil helps. In addition, gout attacks can be treated with lilac oil. People with sciatica problems appreciate that relief of pain by regular rubbing with lilac oil.
Lilac Oil Using in cosmetics production
The beguiling scent of lilac is used in perfumery, as well as used as an additive for creams, body lotions, and bath additives such as for room sprays.
Application and effect
Lilac contains essential oils, farnesol, bitter substances and alpha-pinenes. In addition, syringin and anise aldehydes are included. Lilac oil can be used externally for rheumatism. Those affected rub the painful areas with lilac oil. An oil extract is made from dried lilac blossoms
Lilac Oil In Perfumery
Symbolically, the lilac stands for romantic and innocent love.
Lilac oil has an intensely sweet scent.
