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Made from a combination of Dead Sea Salt, Epsom Salt, and Patchouli Leaf this is a perfect way to kick back and relax in your bathtub! Patchouli has the added benefit of being a natural anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antifungal Great soak for Eczema! These do not contain Essential Oils, Fragrance Oils, Artificial Dyes, or anything artificial.... color and scent comes from Patchouli Leaf

Made from Steam Distillate of Pogostemon cablin

• Aromatherapy and Aromatic Inhalation: Oils are easily diffused into the air, and diffusers provide the perfect way to practice aromatherapy. Essential oils, when diffused, help create greater spiritual, physical, and emotional harmony with therapeutic benefits.
• Body and Skin Care products: A therapeutic, fragrant ingredient in personal body and skin care products when added to vegetable/carrier oils, massage oil, lotions, and baths.

Steam distilled from the beautiful green leaves of the Pogostemom cablin plant, our Patchouli Organic Essential Oil has a distinct rich, earthy, wine-type aroma. The calming scent helps to balance feelings of worry and nervous tension, making it a perfect partner for meditation and yoga practices. Patchouli is also widely known for its ability to support skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, scars, and other blemishes.

Patchouli is inextricably linked to the flower children of the 60s, for whom it was the perfume of choice. The musky, earthy, sweetish smell is one of those scents that is either loved or hated.
In its native India the herb is a first aid remedy for snake bites and the stings of various poisonous insects. It is also used in moths balls and sachets that can be placed in laundry cupboards to ward off insects and moths.
Its peculiar smell is also used in various aphrodisiac formulas for massage and bath oils and perfumes, but it only works on people who LIKE the scent. Its fixative qualities may be useful in any natural perfume blend, however, it must be used sparingly so as not to overpower other, more subtle fragrances

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Medicinal use
In Ayurvedic medicine Patchouli is used for various skin conditions, such as acne, eczema and cracked skin. Its anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and anti-fungal properties also make it useful in the treatment of athlete's foot. Traditionally it has also been used in hair-care products, to alleviate dandruff and to help maintain the natural hair color and prevent greying. Patchouli is also said to be relaxing for the nervous system and can soothe headaches and depression.

Magical use
Patchouli features prominently in various love philtres and amulets to attract love. However, as noted above, this magic only works on people who like the smell.

Great for when you can't burn herbs / smudge sticks / incense !
Made from a concentrated decoction of the herbs themselves and Vodka as preservative.
Free of Essential Oils, Artificial Colors, Artificial Scents !