Spikenard Pure Essential Oil

Spikenard Essential Oil (Nardostachys jatamansi)

Origin: Native to the high-altitude regions of the Himalayas, particularly Nepal, India, and China. The oil is steam-distilled from the dried roots and rhizomes of the plant, which belongs to the Caprifoliaceae (honeysuckle) family. Spikenard is one of the most ancient aromatic substances - it was highly prized in biblical times and has been referenced in historical texts as a precious and sacred oil. Due to its high-altitude habitat and slow growth, it remains a rare and valuable oil.

Scent: Deep, earthy, and richly woody with a warm, musky sweetness. Heavy and grounding - there's a distinctive damp, mossy quality layered with soft, amber-like warmth. Slightly animalic and resinous with faint spicy and valerian-like undertones. Complex, mysterious, and long-lasting - an ancient, contemplative scent with remarkable depth.

Uses:

• Highly valued in natural perfumery as a deep, earthy base - adds grounding richness and complexity to blends
• A distinctive addition to diffuser blends, bringing a warm, contemplative atmosphere to any space
• Used in candle making and soap crafting for its unique, earthy character
• Blends beautifully with frankincense, myrrh, vetiver, sandalwood, lavender, rose, patchouli, and cedarwood oils
• Popular in artisan fragrance work for creating oriental, woody, and resinous compositions
• Historically associated with meditation and spiritual practices, valued for its deep, grounding aroma
  

Important Information:

• For External Cosmetic Use Only
• Always dilute with a suitable carrier oil before applying to skin
• Perform a patch test before use
• Consult a qualified professional before use if pregnant or nursing
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Store in a cool, dark place to preserve freshness

Available in 5ml, 10ml and 30ml sizes

Supplied in glass amber bottles with inbuilt dropper and tamper evident cap

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