Ginger essential oil is, above all, warming. In fact, its warming, energizing nature is said to help ease loneliness and depression - and make it an aphrodisiac.
Ginger is good for relieving the achiness of colds and flu. It's also well known for relieving stomach upset, including nausea caused by motion sickness and morning sickness.
Its smell straight out of the bottle is nothing special, but ginger aromatherapy oil makes an excellent addition to any spicy blend (in moderation - it can irritate skin) to warm up and energize.
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Zingiber officinalis
Ginger is a perennial herb that grows 3 to 4 feet high (approximately 1 meter) with white or yellow flowers. It spreads by tuberous rhizome.
Ginger oil has a warm, spicy, woody scent, somewhat similar to the powdered spice.
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Ginger's strong middle note blends well with:
and is especially nice with:
Ginger oil can irritate sensitive skin and is photo-toxic.
Do not use before sun exposure.
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Check out a few warm, spicy recipes using ginger aromatherapy oil...
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