Vetiver essential oil is highly concentrated in sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpenols, which give it the following key properties:

It is possible to export vetiver essential oil from Madagascar. Aromeya is a trusted wholesaler of vetiver essential oil, distributing it worldwide. Originally from Sri Lanka, vetiver is a perennial plant with roots that can grow up to 3 meters deep—earning it the nickname ‘vital force of the earth.’ In Madagascar, vetiver is often used in decoration to diffuse a calming and relaxing fragrance. The essential oil, extracted from the roots, is known for its stimulating effects on immune defenses and blood circulation
Vetiver essential oil is highly concentrated in sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpenols, which give it the following key properties:

A good vetiver essential oil must have the following characteristics. Don’t hesitate to ask your supplier to ensure the authenticity and purity of your oil.
Vetiver essential oil is highly concentrated in sesquiterpenes and sesquiterpenols, which give it the following key properties:

A good vetiver essential oil must have the following characteristics. Don’t hesitate to ask your supplier to ensure the authenticity and purity of your oil.
Essential oil of vetiver from Madagascar is indicated for adults. Vetiver essential oil cannot be used by pregnant women under 3 months, babies and children under 3 years of age.
Aromeya suggests vetiver essential oil from Madagascar in the following cases: • Coronary, Cardiac Weakness, Vasculitis • Hemorrhoids • Eczema, itching, itching, hives • Varicose veins, heavy legs • Phlebitis
Vetiver essential oil is irritating to the skin, so it must be diluted in vegetable oil before any skin application (20% essential oil for 80% vegetable oil). In atmospheric diffusion, it must be diluted by 20 to 30% in other essential oils. Pregnant women over 3 months of age can use this essential oil in atmospheric diffusion.
It is always recommended to seek medical advice before using vetiver essential oil before any use.
It should be diluted at 1–3% in a vegetable oil (jojoba, coconut, or sweet almond) to safely benefit from its properties.
It has calming, relaxing, balancing, and healing properties, making it ideal for the skin, massages, and stress management.
Yes, it nourishes the scalp, strengthens the hair, and adds shine and suppleness, especially when diluted in a vegetable oil.
Vetiver is native to the Indian subcontinent. It is now cultivated in several tropical countries, including Madagascar, where its essential oil is extracted from the roots by steam distillation.
It is traditionally appreciated for its soothing, balancing and toning properties, particularly in wellness applications and for circulation-related comfort. It should always be properly diluted before topical application.
The roots concentrate the characteristic aromatic molecules that give the essential oil its deep, woody and earthy fragrance.
Vetiver essential oil is naturally thicker and more viscous than many other essential oils. This characteristic is particularly related to its composition in sesquiterpenic compounds.
Vetiver essential oil is generally well tolerated, but it may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. It should be diluted before topical application and used with caution, particularly by pregnant women, children and sensitive individuals.