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Parent Plant Overview

Cypriol is a riverbed plant with straight angular stems, long slender leaves, and umbels of flowers. It is an evergreen plant, locally known as Nagarmotha, cultivated in India. It usually grows in loamy sandy well-irrigated soils and blooms fully during the rainy season. It is known as a detoxifying herb. Its leaves and stems have been used for medicinal formulations meant for the treatment of nausea, fever, digestive disorders, muscle relaxation, body aches, and inflammation. 

Cypriol Essential Oil Description

The local tribes harvest the roots, rhizomes, and weeds of the plant from April to June in the villages and transport them to the manufacturing facilities of cypriol oil manufacturers. The manufacturers wash and dry the material and extract a pale yellow oil by steam distilling. Cypriol oil emits herbaceous woody masculine aroma notes that convert into earthy vetiver-like lingering aroma after fading. It offers base tenacious base notes to the perfumes. It has anti-inflammatory, digestive, expectorant, and soothing properties. 

Cypriol oil blends well with patchouli, vetiver, clary sage, ylang-ylang, geranium, cedarwood, amyris, frankincense, and marjoram essential oils.

Cypriol Essential Oil Wellness Benefits

Cypriol oil helps treat disorders related to digestive, respiratory, and excretory systems. It heals acne, rashes, burns, and dryness in the skin. Its massage improves blood circulation and reduces muscle pain or body aches. Application of the oil on hair gives them shine, prevents grey hair and hair fall. Many users across the world obtain this oil in bulk from the cypriol oil wholesale suppliers in India for extensive wellness benefits. The oil improves metabolism and aids in weight loss.

Cypriol Essential Oil Applications

The oil is used as a wellness component in traditional as well as contemporary medicinal formulations for respiratory congestion, digestive ailments, and menstrual problems. It is used in perfumeries for base notes and as a substitute for patchouli essential oil. The oil is added in cosmetic formulations, aromatherapy blends, and massage oils. Multiple industrial units worldwide buy the oil from nagarmotha or cypriol oil exporters in India.

Ways to Use Cypriol Essential Oil

• Mix 3 drops of cypriol oil, 1 drop of lime oil, and 2 ml jojoba oil and apply it to the acne, rashes, spots, or blemishes once or twice a day.

• Blend 4 drops of nagarmotha oil, 2 drops of clove oil, and 5 ml sesame oil and apply it to the abdomen or aching parts of the body in circular motions.

• Add 2-3 drops of nutgrass/ cypriol oil and 2 drops of bergamot oil to the water in a diffuser and turn it on to make the surroundings fragrant.

Word of Caution

As a Cypriol essential oil manufacturer, we do not recommend it for children and pregnant women. Internal consumption of cypriol oil should be under expert guidance. It may irritate the skin if used undiluted.

Storage

It is advised to use the oil in aluminum containers at the earliest or transfer it to dark amber glass bottles on receiving. The Cypriol oil wholesale suppliers also suggest storing the essential oil in cool, dark places away from sunlight to extend shelf-life.

Documents Available For Quality Verification

As an Cypriol essential oil exporter, we provide Certificate of Analysis, Gas Chromatography, and Mass Spectrometry report to the customers for the orders delivered, on request. 

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