What is tuberose essential oil good for?
Tuberose essential oil is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, moisturizing, aphrodisiac, relaxing and antidepressant. The active ingredients that are responsible for both the intoxicating aroma of Tuberose and its therapeutic action are Eugenol, Nerol, Farnesol and Geraniol. Tuberose exudes intense floral scents, reminiscent of jasmine and gardenia, but it is also combined with green and spicy notes that give it a richer, more intriguing dimension. In perfumery, tuberose is often used as a heart note, bringing warmth and sensuality to fragrances.Tuberose is also appreciated for its ability to blend harmoniously with gourmand notes such as vanilla, honey, or caramel, adding a sensual and sweet touch to perfumes. On the other hand, it can be combined with spicy notes such as ginger, cinnamon, or pepper, for a more exotic and captivating blend.In Ayurvedic tradition, tuberose is also known to stimulate creativity and psychic powers. It is said to increase the capacity for emotional depth by opening the crown chakra. Tuberose is also believed to increase artistic inspiration as it stimulates creativity and brings serenity to the mind and heart.
What is tuberose oil good for?
Tuberose essential oil is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, moisturizing, aphrodisiac, relaxing and antidepressant. The active ingredients that are responsible for both the intoxicating aroma of Tuberose and its therapeutic action are Eugenol, Nerol, Farnesol and Geraniol. Known for its hydrating qualities, tuberose essential oil reaps an immense amount of benefits that may potentially leave skin moisturized and smooth after use. Just add 1-2 drops to your skincare products and enjoy its sweet scent.
What does tuberose oil smell like?
The smell of RAINBOW ABBY tuberose absolute is like an explosive bouquet of white flowers, has an extremely rich, clean, intensely sweet floral aroma, a refined oily undertone and a long, soft, sweetly floral drydown. Our Tuberose Absolute is a specialty oil not to be missed. Tuberose blooms after dark. This makes it not only a flower of mystery but of memory. Its scent recalls warm evenings, twilight skies, and unseen gardens pulsing with life. It is no surprise that perfume houses have long been drawn to its nocturnal beauty.
How to use tuberose essential oil?
Aromatherapy – Add a drop to benefit from Tuberose’s deeply relaxing qualities. Massage – Add to a base oil to help boost circulation and promote calm. Bath – Add a drop to a dispersant to alleviate tension. Skincare – Add a drop to a base lotion or oil to for a moisturising treatment. Tuberose essential oil is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, moisturizing, aphrodisiac, relaxing and antidepressant. The active ingredients that are responsible for both the intoxicating aroma of Tuberose and its therapeutic action are Eugenol, Nerol, Farnesol and Geraniol.