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Vetiver
Oil
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Name
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Vetiver Oil |
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Scientific
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Vetiveria zizanoides |
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Common
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Vetiver Oil |
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Essential oil by steam distillation
from the roots and rootlets washed, chopped, dried and soaked. (A resinoid
is also produced by solvent extraction for perfumery work.) |
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A dark brown, olive or amber viscous
oil with a deep smoky, earthywoody odour with a sweet persistent undertone.
The colour and scent can vary according to the source - Angola produces
a very pale oil with a dry-woody odour. |
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Vetiverol,vitivone, terpenes, e.g.
vetivenes, among others. |
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Antiseptic,antispasmodic, depurative,
rubefacient, sedative (nervous system), stimulant (circulatory, production
of red corpuscles), tonic, vermifuge. |
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Sedative (erous and mental), sothing,
clming, tnic (nervous), grounding, uplifting, protective. |
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Sandalwood, rose, violet, jasmine,
opopanax, patchouli, oakmoss, lavender, clary sage, mimosa, cassia and ylang
ylang.
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Non-toxic, non-irritant, non-sensitizing. |
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Generally egarded as non-irritant
and non-sensitising. |
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