Vanilla oil

Vanilla oil

Vanilla oil is extracted from the vanilla pod (Vanilla planifolia).

At one time, vanilla came to the United States from Madagascar, Latin America and Reunion Island, whose former name was Bourbon. Hence the name Bourbon Vanilla.

Vanilla oil in medicine

Vanilla oil has a relaxing, calming effect, helps to improve mood and stimulates concentration. Inhaling vanilla oil stimulates the formation of the hormone of happiness (serotonin) in the brain. Vanilla oil has a fungicidal and anti-inflammatory effect. It also has antifungal, antibacterial and analgesic effects. Its fungicidal effect helps in the treatment of nail fungus. Studies have shown that vanilla oil contains antioxidants that protect against DNA mutations.

Vanilla Oil in Aromatherapy

The aroma of this essential oil created in an aroma lamp reduces stress and anxiety. It is an antidepressant and at the same time an exciter. In addition, vanilla essential oil can be mixed with other popular oils to create interesting aromas. You can also often find the aroma of vanilla oil in scented candles.

Vanilla oil in cosmetics

The pleasant, soft aroma of vanilla oil is used in the cosmetics industry to produce creams, lotions and bath additives. Due to its fungicidal action, vanilla oil is used in the production of foot ointments. The antiseptic effect of the oil will help quickly get rid of acne. To do this, add a few drops of vanilla oil to regular facial creams.

Vanilla oil for perfumery

The perfume industry uses the aroma of vanilla to make high-quality perfumes. Many well-known perfume developers use the aroma of vanilla oil in their compositions.

Vanilla Oil for Manual Therapy

5-10 ml of vanilla oil is enough for 90-95 ml of base oil to create the perfect massage oil. It can also be used as a bath additive.