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Patchouli - Pogostemon cablin Scent: Earthy, woody, warm, spicy, musky sweet smell that is pungent and persistent Description:     Patchouli is derived from the leaves and shoots of a shrub native to Malaysia, called cablan. The oil is thick, transparent, and yellow-brown or greenish-brown. Patchouli has been a much-prized herb in the East since ancient times. Uses:     It was used to scent linen and clothes. It reached the West in the 19th century when it was used to perfume paisley shawls. It is still used extensively in modern perfumery and was worn alone as the symbol of peace and love by hippies during the 60's.     The oil can be applied directly to treat skin conditions such as burns, cracked skin, allergies, acne, herpes, and eczema headaches, dandruff, insect repellant. Its scent stimulates the nervous system in small amounts, but also has a sedative effect in large amounts. It has a grounding and an uplifting effect. Over-use is purported to cause loss of appetite, insomnia, and nervous attacks,     Massage, baths, inhalation, poultice, compress. It makes a relaxing or energising body massage, a therapeutic head and scalp massage and a good oily-skin facial. A few drops in the bath will stimulate if used in moderation, or sedate if used in larger amounts. Qualities: Sedative, stimulant, antibiotic, anti-fungal It stimulates in small amounts and sedates when used more generously. It is anti-inflammatory and antiseptic. Medicinal Properties: Anti-inflammatory, antidepressant, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, antimicrobial, cell regenerator, diuretic, deodorant, carminative, astringent, expectorant, fungicidal, sedative, tonic, decongestant, insecticide Circulatory: Fluid Retention, Cellulite Digestive: Hemorrhoids, possible appetite suppressant Genito-Urinary: Menopause In aromatherapy, it is used for tiredness, tension, burns, acne, dandruff, eczema, and oily skin or scalp. It is a heady, sensual oil. CAUTION Patchouli essential oil is perfectly safe for home use as long as it is diluted before application.