Ylang ylang extra is the first fraction of the distillation, the most prized grade, and it is valued for:
A rich, sweet floral character; a smooth and long lasting middle note; a natural affinity with citrus, woody and spice oils; a traditional place in fine perfumery and in relaxing self-care rituals.
Traditional Uses
What is ylang ylang extra essential oil used for? In aromatherapy it is traditionally chosen for:
Diffusion when you want a warm, floral space; massage blends diluted in a carrier oil; hair and skin care formulas, always diluted; perfumery blends, as a floral heart note; unwinding rituals at the end of the day.
Aroma
Ylang ylang extra essential oil has a floral aroma with jasmine facets, radiant, slightly creamy and fruity. It is widely used in perfumery for its olfactory complexity.
Safety
It is essential to check individual sensitivity before using ylang ylang essential oil. Some people may react with dermatitis. Avoid using large amounts and do not use it continuously for more than 28 days without taking breaks.
Reminder
Always run a patch test on a small area of the body to check how your skin responds to the product before using it more widely.
How to Make It Last
To preserve the quality and extend the shelf life of your ylang ylang essential oil:
Store the essential oil in dark glass bottles, preferably without transferring it from the original container.
Keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
