Product Description
Harshingar (Parijat) Essential Oil is taken from the Nyctanthus Arbor-tristis flowers by steam distillation. This plant is also known as Night Blooming Jasmine or Parijaat and is a member of the Oleaceae family. This plant is local to South Asia including Nepal, Bangladesh and India. The height of this tree is 10 meters and it has a greyish-brown bark. Harshingar Essential Oil is often used in Homeopathy and Ayurvedic Medicine to treat Arthritis, Sciatica and Joint pain.
This Essential Oil has a flowery, sweet aroma which resembles jasmine. This oil is perfect for Aromatherapy to treat sore muscles and relax the mind. Also, it can be included in pain relief balms and ointments for its anti-inflammatory properties. It is a perfect compound to add to diffusers and scented candles for its flowery aroma and calming smell.
Suggested Uses
Harshingar Essential Oil is known for its fragrance within beauty/personal care applications, natural perfumery and fine fragrancing. This product is also helpful in easing unwanted viral activity and muscle spasms.
- Due to its antioxidant and antibacterial properties, Harshingar essential oil is also an excellent addition to your beauty care regimen to stop blackheads and acne.
- This essential oil can also repeal the free radical damage from environmental pollution and stress.
- Excellent for your immune system, Harshingar essential oil also has calming perks that promote an affirmative immune response.
Direction for use
- Add a few drops of Harshingar Essential Oil to a diffuser or inhale straight from the bottle.
- Massage the diluted Harshingar Essential Oil tenderly onto the skin for topical use.
Features and Benefits
Promote skin health
Anti inflammatory properties
Used in aromatherapy
Antioxidant properties
Provide relief from various types of pain
Alleviate symptoms of menstrual discomfort
Safety
Please don't use it while breastfeeding or pregnant. Use carefully, avoid pets, older people, children and babies and must dilute well. Always perform a patch test before using it.
