Vetiver Organic Essential Oil, 5ml

Botanical name : Vetiveria zizanioides Stapf

Botanical family : Poaceae

Part of the plant used : Roots,

Geographic origin : Haiti, Madagascar,

Chemotype : Isovalencenol, Khusimol,

Method of production : Steam distillation process

1-2 drops to flavor culinary preparations.
As an herbal tea: 1 to 2 drops in honey, diluted in a warm infusion.

Vetiver essential oil is traditionally used in aromatherapy for grounding, relaxation, and restoring balance during periods of stress, tension, and exhaustion. Its deep, earthy aroma makes it especially suited for topical blends and evening rituals.

🌿For Stress, Nervous Tension & Emotional Overload

Vetiver is traditionally described as nervine, sedative, and restorative.

Adult dilution (2%)
Add 6 drops Vetiver essential oil to 10 ml carrier oil.
Massage gently onto the solar plexus, lower back, or soles of the feet, preferably in the evening.

Children, elderly, or sensitive states (1%)
Add 3 drops Vetiver essential oil to 10 ml carrier oil.
Apply to feet or along the spine for a calming, grounding effect.

🌿For Physical Exhaustion, Workaholism & Irritability

Traditionally used as a tonic and restorative oil when fatigue is linked to prolonged stress.

Adult dilution (2%)
Add 12 drops Vetiver essential oil to 20 ml carrier oil.
Massage into shoulders, neck, and lower back to support recovery and grounding.

Children, elderly, or sensitive states (1%)
Add 6 drops Vetiver essential oil to 20 ml carrier oil.
Use sparingly, focusing on grounding areas such as the feet.

🌿For Muscular Tension, Spasm & Pain

Vetiver is traditionally associated with antispasmodic and relaxing properties.

Adult dilution (2%)
Add 6 drops Vetiver essential oil to 10 ml carrier oil.
Massage directly into tense muscles, calves, thighs, or lower back.

Children, elderly, or sensitive states (1%)
Add 3 drops Vetiver essential oil to 10 ml carrier oil.
Apply gently with slow, warming movements.

🌿For Menstrual Discomfort & PMS

Traditionally included in women’s blends for its grounding, warming, and balancing nature.

Adult dilution (2%)
Add 6 drops Vetiver essential oil to 10 ml carrier oil.
Massage the lower abdomen or lower back in slow, circular motions.

Children / adolescents, elderly, or sensitive states (1%)
Add 3 drops Vetiver essential oil to 10 ml carrier oil.
Apply to the lower back or feet.

🌿Aromatic Use (Diffusion)

Vetiver’s aroma is deep and powerful. Use sparingly.

Add 1–2 drops to a diffuser, preferably blended with lighter oils such as citrus, floral, or resinous oils, to support emotional grounding and relaxation.

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Keep out of reach of children. Do not use undiluted or diluted in water. Do not use without medical advice in children under 7 years of age, pregnant or breastfeeding women, people with seizures or epilepsy, the elderly, or people allergic or sensitive to essential oils.

Vetiver (Vetiveria zizanoides) has been valued for thousands of years across Asia, Africa, and the Indian subcontinent. Long before it was distilled into an essential oil, the plant was cultivated for its powerful root system, which protects soil, retains water, and stabilises land in regions exposed to heavy rain and erosion.

In India, where vetiver has deep cultural roots, the dried roots were traditionally woven into mats, screens, and fans. When moistened with water, these mats released a cooling, earthy aroma that helped refresh indoor air during hot seasons. Small bundles of vetiver root were also placed among stored clothing to deter insects and add a natural fragrance.

Vetiver’s grounding scent made it a valued plant in traditional medicine systems, where it was associated with calm, stability, and restoration during periods of physical or emotional strain. Its roots were used in infusions, powders, and aromatic preparations long before steam distillation became common.

The essential oil began to gain wider recognition in the 19th century with the rise of fine perfumery. Perfumers quickly discovered that vetiver’s deep, smoky, and earthy aroma had exceptional fixing properties, helping fragrances last longer while adding depth and elegance. Since then, vetiver has become one of the most important base notes in both natural and luxury perfumery.

Today, vetiver is cultivated in several tropical regions, including India, Madagascar, Haiti, and Indonesia. Beyond aromatherapy and perfumery, it continues to play a vital role in environmental protection, particularly in soil conservation and sustainable agriculture.

From ancient cooling mats to modern perfumes, vetiver remains a plant deeply connected to the earth - valued for its strength, stability, and timeless aromatic character.

- 5 ml blue glass bottle with dropper.
- Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place.