
Living Libations
Ginger Root - Essential Oil
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Quick overview View or Download Certificate of Analysis Zingy zingiber, Ginger Root Essential Oil packs an herbaceous punch! The essences of this robust root is a special super-critical extract from gorgeous ginger grown in Madagascar, which creates the fruitiest and full bodied Ginger oil ever.
Ingredients
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- 01100% Zingiber officinale Consistency: Thin to medium viscosity Scent Description: A golden liquid emanating a warm
- 02tangy
- 03spicy-balsamic bouquet with an earthy- rooty dry-down
- 04It is used as toner in perfumes
- 05Eastern bouquets
- 06spice accords
- 07incense bouquets
- 08and florals in trace amounts
- 09In Living Libations: Illume Hotberry
- 10Zest the Best Blends well with: Grapefruit
- 11Bergamot
- 12Clove
- 13Cinnamon
- 14Turmeric
- 15Black Pepper
- 16Jasmine
- 17Carnation
- 18and Ylang
- 19Uses: Culinary oil to be enjoyed in soups
- 20sauces
- 21deserts
- 22and dressings
- 23loved as a lozenge with honey
- 24Aromatherapy blends for muscle-melting massages
- 25heart warming perfumes
- 26and as a love liniment
- 27Always diluted to use in baths and on skin
- 28Accent the diffusion of zesty citrus oils with a zingy dash of ginger
- 29A scent to inhale as a travel pal for planes
- 30trains
- 31and car rides
- 32Beloved of bellies
- 33This special essence extraction celebrates the spicy-yang energy of organic Ginger root
- 34For thousands of years
- 35ginger has been hailed as a hero herb by Ancient Indians and Chinese
- 36This true Ginger tonic exudes the power of centuries of use
- 37combining the herb's pungent aroma with its reviving essence
- 38In India
- 39Ginger is used in a zingy tea
- 40Ginger is often served as a garnish with sushi
- 41and is used to clear the palette between courses and encourage the appetite
- 42Use one drop of the oil in lieu of the fresh or dried root. "The herb originated near the Indian Ocean
- 43but it is now grown throughout the tropics
- 44Its aromatic properties were described by Pliny the Elder in the first century AD and in ancient Indian Sanskrit texts." ~ Kathi Keville and Mindy Green
- 45Aromatherapy: A Complete Guide to the Art "The oil is dominated by sesquiterpenes such as zingiberene and a-curcume
- 46but it is thought that the monoterpenes and aldehydes influence its distinctive aroma." ~ Jennifer Peace Rhind
- 47Fragrance and Wellbeing "Ginger is a fragrance of valor and courage
- 48It brings assistance to the fainthearted and to the weak
- 49giving a sense of being capable and strong to carry on regardless." ~ Valerie Ann Worwood
- 50Aromatherapy for the Soul "With its pungent
- 51sweet aroma qualities
- 52Ginger essentially addresses issues of motivation
- 53self-confidence and courage
- 54Infusing warmth and passion into the soul and the feeling of life... " ~ Peter Holmes
- 55Aromatica
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