Ylang Ylang Reviews

I am getting into this essential oils and aromatherapy malarkey I have to admit. It started last year and gradually my collection of oils and my abilities it has to be said are growing. My latest favourite oil is one called Ylang Ylang, which is quite widely used and one which you may have heard of as it features in a lot of bath, shower and body ...

Ylang Ylang (Cananga odorata par, genuina) Ylang Ylang is extracted from a tropical tree that grows in the Philippines, Indonesia, the Comoros, and Madagascar. The name Ylang Ylang means, “flower of flowers”. The name suits the heady exotic sweet floral fragrance of this oil, which is distilled from the freshly picked flowers. ...

The name of the Ylang Ylang tree comes from Malay word for flower. It is, literally translated, the flower of flowers. The scent of this flower is sweet and very strong. It is used primarily in the making of perfumes. The essential oil is made from these flowers by steam distillation and has lots of different uses. In Victorian ...

Ylang, Ylang - even the name is exotic. This is THE massage oil you need if you are giving your partner or spouse a sensual massage. The fragrance of this lovely, mid priced, oil is out of this world. If you are feeling in the mood for love, give yourself a rub before bedtime and your man or woman won't be able to resist :-) No really, Ylang, ...

This has to be the most talked about Aromatherapy oil out here since the interest of Aromatherapy grew! Yes it is lovely, yes it is relaxing, and when you get your little hands on a bottle, you’ll go through it so fast that you’ll be heading down to your Aromatherapy shop to get another! Yes it is lovely! ...