Wild Chrysanthemum Flower Oil Essential Oil Bulk Price

Chrysanthemum, a perennial herb or sub-shrub, is known in India as Queen of the East. Wild Chrysanthemum Absolute has an exotic, warm, full-bodied floral aroma. It is a lovely addition to your aromatherapy collection and is a wonderful tool for stimulating your mind and senses. Additionally, you can use this oil in personal care, perfumery, and body care DIYs for its wonderful floral aroma. Wild Chrysanthemum Absolute may also be beneficial in a blend for sore muscles and achy joints after a long day. Just like other absolutes, a little goes a long way, so use this hidden gem sparingly.

Benefits

Chrysanthemum oil contains a chemical called pyrethrum, which repels and kills insects, especially aphids. Unfortunately, it can also kill insects that are beneficial to plants, so care should be used when spraying insect repelling products with pyrethrum in gardens. Insect repellents for humans and pets also often contain pyrethrum. You can also make your own insect repellent by mixing chrysanthemum oil with other fragrant essential oils like rosemary, sage and thyme. However, allergies to chrysanthemum are common, so individuals should always test natural oil products before using on skin or internally. Studies have shown that the active chemicals in chrysanthemum oil, including pinene and thujone, are effective against common bacteria that live in the mouth. Because of this, chrysanthemum oil can be a component of all-natural antibacterial mouthwashes or used to combat mouth infections. Some herbal medicine experts recommend the use of chrysanthemum oil for antibacterial and antibiotic use. Chrysanthemum tea has also been used for its antibiotic properties in Asia. Because of their pleasant fragrance, the dried petals of the chrysanthemum flower have been used in potpourri and to freshen linens for hundreds of years. Chrysanthemum oil can also be used in perfumes or scented candles. The scent is light and flowery without being heavy.