Magnolia Flower Essential Oil

Description

Oil Summary: Magnolia flower Oil is extracted from the flowers of the Michelia Grandiflora. Magnolia is also widely regarded as a beneficial supplement or herbal remedy around the world. The Magnolia tree (Michelia Alba) has broad green leaves and large white flowers with spear-shaped petals. The flowers of this tree are loved for their fragrance. And, it’s from these flowers that the essential oil is produced. The essential element of Magnolia Flower is Linalool. Linalool is well known for its soothing and calming capabilities which helps ease worry and tension in both the mind and body. Magnolia Flower can also be helpful for minor surface injury, scars, and increases circulation. It can also help relieve congestion, and also discomfort during your monthly cycle. Magnolia flower oil is frequently used in perfumes for its sweet, floral, and slightly herbaceous scent. Its distinctive moisturizing effect also makes it a popular ingredient for high-end skincare products. Magnolia oil is linked to numerous health benefits, from treating respiratory problems to preventing cancer. Magnolia is more than just a sweet-smelling essential oil. When inhaled or applied topically, it can benefit the body in several notable ways. While it is rare and costly, it blends well with many other oils, including melissa, lemon, ylang-ylang, neroli, and rose. With the right blend, you can enjoy the benefits of this oil for a long time.

Botanical Name: Michelia alba

Plant Origin: Morocco

Processing Method: Steam distillation

Plant Part: Flowers-Flowering Tops

Odor and Color: An orange yellow liquid with a characteristic odor

Main Constituents: 

Contraindication: When using Magnolia essential oil, avoid touching sensitive parts like your eyes, ears, and nose. These parts can be severely irritated by the oil. Some skin types are allergic to linalool. To be safe, perform a patch test before applying Magnolia topically. If you feel some tingling, do not wash off with water. Instead, use a carrier oil like coconut or almond and wipe off with a dry cloth. Magnolia oil is unsafe during pregnancy. Studies indicate that it can cause the uterus to contract and trigger a miscarriage.

*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.*