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WHAT IS TURMERIC?

Turmeric is often associated with the finely-ground powder spice that is added as the main ingredient to curry recipes to contribute its natural, brilliant, orange-yellow color; however, this plant and its byproducts have an eventful history of various uses. This flowering member of the Ginger family is largely grown in India, where its rhizomes are traditionally dried in order to obtain a powder – which, in India, is referred to as “haldi” among various other names – that is used in not only culinary applications but also in cosmetics as well as in religious observances as a symbol of peace, health, happiness, fertility, purity, prosperity, and new beginnings. It is customary for Indian brides to apply a paste consisting of this “Indian Saffron” as a full-body exfoliant before the wedding day in order to naturally promote the skin’s radiance.

WHEN WAS TURMERIC Essential Oil FIRST USED?

The Turmeric plant is also said to have been used as early as 4000 years ago as a medicinal substance as well as a spiritual and ceremonial object. Today, the Essential Oil derived from steam distilled Turmeric rhizomes, which are sometimes referred to as root stalks, can be applied similarly, while its warm, earthy, woody aroma can even yield emotional benefits.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF TURMERIC ESSENTIAL OIL?

Used in aromatherapy, Turmeric Essential Oil is believed to:

• support and strengthen immune function and encourage a positive response
• soothe the mind and uplift the mood with its warm, woody, earthy, and spicy scent
• promote positive emotions and increased energy
• address negative emotions, fatigue, loss of appetite, headaches, and symptoms of allergies, colds, and fevers
• manage respiratory conditions that make breathing difficult, such as asthma

Used on the skin, Turmeric Essential Oil is believed to:

• be a strong antibacterial and antiseptic agent that may be beneficial for application to areas of minor burns, cuts, bites, and bruises
• cleanse, clarify, smooth, calm, invigorate, and brighten the skin
• generally support skin health
• remove excess natural skin oil
• diminish the appearance of blemishes and wrinkles
• improve the skin’s resiliency
• moisturize dryness to alleviate itchiness
• exfoliate to remove dead cells and reveal new skin, which can enhance natural radiance and promote a supple, healthy, revitalized appearance

Used in hair, Turmeric Essential Oil is believed to:

• nourish and strengthen the strands
• remove loose dandruff flakes from the hair
• moisturize dryness to help establish healthy scalp conditions that are conducive to hair growth

Used in massages, Turmeric Essential Oil is believed to:

• support the body’s natural recovery process after vigorous activity and injuries
• promote skin elasticity and firmness through moisture
• promote a sense of well-being through massage when experiencing itching, bruising, soreness, pain, cramps, and inflammation
• invigorate the skin
• support the body’s natural digestive function