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Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Essential Oil

Cyperus scariosus
Earthy - Grounding - Supportive
Earthy - Grounding - Supportive
£17.75

Benefits & How To Use

Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Cyperus scariosus (11291 – 5ml)

The first impression of Nagarmotha is that it is ‘unusual’. It definitely has the somewhat ‘heavy and earthy’ quality that one might expect from a root oil, and one could certainly imagine that it could be related to Spikenard, although it isn’t. It is a good support for the neuromuscular system, for the skin, and for the digestive system. It has been found to be useful when people feel unloved, and rely too much on substitutes such as chocolate and drugs.

This is a pure therapeutic-quality aromatherapy essential oil from India, and is obtained from the roots of the plant.

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Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Cyperus scariosus (11291 - 5ml)

The first impression of Nagarmotha is that it is 'unusual'. It definitely has the somewhat 'heavy and earthy' quality that one might expect from a root oil, and one could certainly imagine that it could be related to Spikenard, although it isn't. It is a good support for the neuromuscular system, for the skin, and for the digestive system. It has been found to be useful when people feel unloved, and rely too much on substitutes such as chocolate and drugs.

This is a pure therapeutic-quality aromatherapy essential oil from India, and is obtained from the roots of the plant.

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FAQs

What does Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Essential Oil smell like?
Nagarmotha has a distinctly heavy, earthy aroma, with the grounded quality you often notice in a root oil. It is made from Cyperus scariosus, and the roots are the part of the plant used.
Where does this essential oil come from?
This oil comes from India and is produced from Cyperus scariosus, which belongs to the Cyperaceae family. The plant part used is the roots.
How is Nagarmotha Essential Oil usually used?
It is traditionally valued in aromatherapy for its grounding character and is often chosen when a deeper, more earthy note is wanted. It is also associated with support for the skin, digestive system, and neuromuscular system.
How long does it keep once opened?
Unopened, it has a shelf life of 36 months. Once opened, it is best used within 12 months.

About Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Cyperus scariosus

Technical Documents
GC MSDS
  • Botanical name: Cyperus scariosus
  • Plant family: Cyperaceae
  • Cultivation: Conventional cultivation (unaltered & analysed)
  • Country of origin: India
  • Part of plant: Roots
  • Major compounds: Cyperene, Rotundene, Aristolone, Valencene, alpha-Copaene
  • Item no: 11291

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