Sattva Ayurveda Aromatherapy

Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil 10 ml

Name: Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil 10 ml
Brand: Sattva Ayurveda
SKU: OLE000259
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reduces stress and anxiety — studies confirm lower blood pressure and heart rate after inhalation alone

lifts mood and supports self-esteem — a classic oil for an “emotional reset”

100% pure, steam-distilled from Cananga odorata flowers

Sensual ylang-ylang oil relaxes body and mind, regulates emotions and acts as a natural aphrodisiac. In care, it strengthens hair and improves skin elasticity.

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There is one oil that works on your emotions faster than thought. It's ylang-ylang.

No other oil in aromatherapy reaches the emotional system so instantly. Studies show that inhaling ylang-ylang lowers blood pressure and heart rate within minutes — your body responds before you have time to wonder whether it “works.” Its active compounds — linalool and geraniol — have confirmed anxiolytic and sedative effects. The same linalool that does the job in lavender. Except that ylang-ylang adds something lavender doesn't have: emotional depth and sensuality.

In Ayurveda, ylang-ylang is one of the oils that balance both Vata and Pitta — a rare combination. It calms excess Pitta (irritation, tension, emotional “overheating”) while soothing Vata (restlessness, scatteredness, the inability to slow down). It is traditionally used for anxiety and emotional tension, and as an oil that supports self-worth and joy.

The scent is intense, exotic, floral and creamy. Use it sparingly — less is more. Too much may have the opposite of the intended effect.

Scent profile

Main notes	floral, sweet, exotic
Base note	creamy, slightly fruity, subtly woody
Intensity	high — 2–3 drops are enough
Character	sensual, warm, for the evening
Pairs well with	sandalwood, lavender, bergamot, patchouli, frankincense, cedarwood

Ayurvedic context — Dosha

Vata ↓	soothes restlessness, emotional tension and scatteredness — the warm, sweet aroma grounds Vata
Pitta ↓	cools excess fire — reduces irritation, tension and emotional “overheating”
Kapha →	neutral — with excess Kapha, invigorating oils are a better choice

Carrier oil for Vata: almond or sesame. For Pitta: jojoba or coconut.

How to use?

Diffuser / evening wind-down
2–3 drops in water — no more, the scent is very intense. A classic blend for stress and emotional tension: ylang-ylang + bergamot (2+3 drops). For sleep: ylang-ylang + lavender (2+3 drops).

Massage
8–10 drops per 25 ml of carrier oil (almond or jojoba — light oils that carry the aroma well). Ideal for massaging the décolletage, shoulders and wrists. Combined with frankincense (4 drops each per 25 ml) — one of the classic Ayurvedic duos for Vata balance.

Bath
Mix 4–5 drops with a spoonful of carrier oil and pour into warm water. Soak for 10–15 minutes. A ylang-ylang bath is a ritual known for centuries in Southeast Asian cultures — traditionally, Cananga odorata flowers were scattered into the water as part of an evening ritual.

As a perfume
1 drop diluted in carrier oil on your wrists or behind your ears. Ylang-ylang lasts exceptionally long on the skin and works beautifully as a natural fragrance — it is the base of many luxury perfumes.

Ingredients

Cananga Odorata Flower Oil

FAQ

Why does ylang-ylang smell so intense?
The oil is obtained from flowers — and Cananga odorata flowers are among the most fragrant in the world. That's why the dose is key here: 2–3 drops in a diffuser is optimal. More may cause a headache instead of relaxation.

Can ylang-ylang be used every day?
Yes, but in moderation. Because of its intense scent and strong effect on the emotions, it is better used in the evening or in situations that call for calm, not as a background scent all day long.

Is ylang-ylang suitable for use as a perfume?
Yes — it is one of the classic ingredients in perfumery. Diluted in a carrier oil (1–2 drops per 10 ml), it gives a warm, exotic scent that lasts well on the skin.

How is ylang-ylang different from jasmine?
Both are intensely floral, but ylang-ylang is creamier and sweeter, while jasmine is fresher and lighter. Ylang-ylang has a stronger sedative effect; jasmine lifts the mood more, without the calming effect.

For external use only. Do not apply undiluted directly to the skin. Use in small amounts — too much may cause headaches. Store away from light and heat sources. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant or have high blood pressure or epilepsy, consult your doctor before use.

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