Valerian Root Oil

Botanical Name: Valeriana officinalis is the official botanical name given to Valerian root plant/tree. 
Origin: China is the place of origin of Valeriana officinalis plant/tree. 
Form: The Valerian root oil is a medium consistency oil. 
Scent: The Valerian root oil emits a warm-woody, balsamic, musky odor. 
Shade and Appearance: The Valerian root oil is Olive Green and clear liquid. 
Chemical constituents: Actinidine, Angelicin, Bornyl-Acetate, Borneol, Iso-Borneol, Calarene, Calarenol, Carotene, Elemol, α & β-Jatamols, Jatamansic Acid, Jatamansone, Jatamansin, Jatamansinol, Oroselol Nardol, Nardostachonol, Norseychelanone, Seychellane, Seychellene, Spirojatomol, Valeranal, Valeranone and Virolin form the chief components’ line up of this oil. 
Extraction method: The plant/tree rhizomes (roots) are steam distilled to extract pure valerian root oil for us. 
Blends well with: The Valerian root oil mixes readily with Cedar wood, Lavender, Mandarin, Oak moss, Patchouli, Petit grain, Pine and Rosemary oils. 
The ‘Natural possessions’: The Valerian root oil is loaded with anti-spasmodic, bactericidal, carminative, diuretic, hypnotic, hypo-tensive, regulator, sedative and stomachic properties. 
Box of benefits and uses!
Therapeutic: Therapeutically, nervous and migraine headaches, croup, hysteria, convulsions, vertigo, nervous cough and delirium problems can be cured to the hilt. 
Medicinal: Valerian root oil is a useful curing option against hypochondria, irritability, mild spasmodic affections, diarrhea, epilepsy, neuralgia, muscle cramps, gas pains, stomach cramps, spasms, palpitations. 
Perfumery and Beauty: The oil of Valerian is used in many blended perfumes as it gives a different leathery note to a fragrance. It is used for making tea which has a great medicinal value. It is also helpful in combating various skin and hair disorders; hence it is in great demand in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry.

Valerian Root Oil

Botanical Name: Valeriana officinalis is the official botanical name given to Valerian root plant/tree. 
Origin: China is the place of origin of Valeriana officinalis plant/tree. 
Form: The Valerian root oil is a medium consistency oil. 
Scent: The Valerian root oil emits a warm-woody, balsamic, musky odor. 
Shade and Appearance: The Valerian root oil is Olive Green and clear liquid. 
Chemical constituents: Actinidine, Angelicin, Bornyl-Acetate, Borneol, Iso-Borneol, Calarene, Calarenol, Carotene, Elemol, α & β-Jatamols, Jatamansic Acid, Jatamansone, Jatamansin, Jatamansinol, Oroselol Nardol, Nardostachonol, Norseychelanone, Seychellane, Seychellene, Spirojatomol, Valeranal, Valeranone and Virolin form the chief components’ line up of this oil. 
Extraction method: The plant/tree rhizomes (roots) are steam distilled to extract pure valerian root oil for us. 
Blends well with: The Valerian root oil mixes readily with Cedar wood, Lavender, Mandarin, Oak moss, Patchouli, Petit grain, Pine and Rosemary oils. 
The ‘Natural possessions’: The Valerian root oil is loaded with anti-spasmodic, bactericidal, carminative, diuretic, hypnotic, hypo-tensive, regulator, sedative and stomachic properties. 
Box of benefits and uses!
Therapeutic: Therapeutically, nervous and migraine headaches, croup, hysteria, convulsions, vertigo, nervous cough and delirium problems can be cured to the hilt. 
Medicinal: Valerian root oil is a useful curing option against hypochondria, irritability, mild spasmodic affections, diarrhea, epilepsy, neuralgia, muscle cramps, gas pains, stomach cramps, spasms, palpitations. 
Perfumery and Beauty: The oil of Valerian is used in many blended perfumes as it gives a different leathery note to a fragrance. It is used for making tea which has a great medicinal value. It is also helpful in combating various skin and hair disorders; hence it is in great demand in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry.