YLANG YLANG II ESSENTIAL OIL

Cananga odorata

The exotic scent of Ylang-Ylang flowers is one of the most popular fragrances in perfumery and aromatherapy. Nowadays, there is not just one but many types of Ylang-Ylang oil available.This can be the cause of much confusion. What makes these oils so different, and which one should you choose?

Ylang-Ylang oils are classified according to their geographical origin, extraction method, and the time and temperature range used to distil them.

Ylang-Ylang II oil usually comes from Madagascar, where the trees are cultivated. It takes 3 to 9 hours to distil the essential oil, which is primarily destined for the cosmetic and perfume industries. Although it lacks the well-rounded profile of Ylang-Ylang complete, Ylang-Ylang II is perfect for all uses where the therapeutic qualities are not the primary concern.

Traditional
The soft, exotic scent of Ylang-Ylang II adds a special note to high-end toiletries and cosmetics. Although therapeutically less valuable than Ylang-Ylang Complete, Ylang-Ylang II still preserves many qualities beneficial for hair and skin-care preparations. The exotic floral scent cheers the heart and calms edgy nerves.

Magical
Ylang-Ylang II is a perfect ingredient for aphrodisiac fragrances and magical perfumes to attune to the goddess of love. Its alluring scent awakens the body-mind and enhances sensory awareness. Ylang-Ylang resonates with the planetary energy of Venus/Aphrodite. Use for love magic, tantric yab-yum rituals, massage oils, love perfumes and room sprays.

Scent
Ylang Ylang II oil has an exotic, balsamic, soft, floral, and sensual scent. It blends well with Orange, Tangerine, Jasmine, Rosewood, Musk Ambrette, Palmarosa, Neroli, Jasmin Sambac, Omumbiri, Superior Myrrh, and Frankincense.

Synonyms
Ilang-Ilang