Vanilla essential oil is highly aromatic and is particularly popular for its use in sweets, ice cream and desserts. In general, vanilla, from which the essential oil extract is derived, is the second most expensive flavouring, after saffron, because it needs extensive care for its proper growth. By the 19th century, attempts to cultivate it outside its place of origin, Mexico, met with failure. Thus, after extensive observation, the relationship between the climbing plant that produces the vanilla orchid and the local Melipona bee species that pollinates the plant was discovered. It was also discovered that fertilisation can be carried out by hand, opening the door to the possibility of successful cultivation in similar tropical climates. A few drops of vanilla essential oil can add a great aroma to your delicacies or handmade liqueurs. In addition, this essential oil can be used in aromatherapy, for massage dissolved in a vegetable oil base or to place it in your hot tub. The feeling of relaxation you will feel will be ideal thanks to the sweet smell and the pleasant atmosphere it creates. Vanilla essential oil can be added to base oil, shea butter, cocoa butter or mango butter to create your own moisturizer with your favorite fragrance. Vanilla protects and nourishes the skin.

Properties

Smart Tip
1.Make the ideal exfoliating product with the properties and aroma of vanilla!
To cleanse, whiten and exfoliate your skin, place natural vanilla bean seeds in a bowl, then add 3 drops of vanilla essential oil and lemon juice from half a lemon.
Add 3 tablespoons of brown sugar and apply the mixture to the desired area, massaging gently.

Precautions
Always dissolve the essential oils in a base oil that suits your case.
Keep in a cool and shady place, away from children.
Store in a clean, ventilated area.
Do not bring the essential oil into contact with the eyes. Not recommended for how much.
Use is not recommended during pregnancy.