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Greek Yarrow Organic Essential Oil
Achillea millefolium · Source checked Sep 6, 11:22 PM UTC
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If you are interested in buying larger size quantities we would love to receive your email at info@vessel.gr Greek Yarrow Organic Essential Oil Batch: E1001954 Download Datasheet E1001954 Download Datasheet E1001309 YARROW Common name: common yarrow, milfoil Latin name: Achillea millefolium Botanical family: Asteraceae (Compositae) Method of extraction:distilled at our organically certified distillery Plant part used to extract the oil:leaves and flowering tops Cultivation method: organic farming Area of origin: Chalkidiki, Central Macedonia Historical notes: The term ‘achillea’ originates from the name of the legendary Greek warrior - Achilles – who it is believed used the leaves of yarrow to make an ointment to treat his warriors wounded in the siege of Troy. Biochemical group:monoterpene/sesquiterpene Main chemical constituents: sabinene, b-pinene, germacrene D, chamazulene, trans-beta-caryphyllene, terpinene-4-ol, artemisia ketone, 1,8-cineol, alpha-pinene, limonene, alpha-humulene, others Colour: dark blue Consistency: thin Aroma strength: middle Perfumery note: middle - base Aroma: herbaceous, camphoraceous,rich, with a hint of bittersweet and floral notes Traditional Aromatherapy Uses: Traditionally in aromatherapy treatments yarrow is associated with the following therapeutic properties: analgesic, antiinflammatory, antimicrobial, antirheumatic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral, astringent, calming, carminative, cicatrisant, diaphoretic, digestive, emmenagogue, expectorant, haemostatic, immunostimmulant, sedative, stomachic, styptic, tonic, vulnerary Qualified aromatherapists may use yarrow essential oil for common complaints such as: skin conditions: wound treatment, to soothe skin irritations and infections, eczema, and allergic skin reactions digestive system - stomach crumps and gall bladder pain reproductive issues – menstrual pain and for hormonal imbalance during menopause; infections withinpelvic area, such as vaginal infections and irritations circulatory problems –varicose veins and hemorrhoids others How we use it: Inhalation / Vapourisation: We find yarrow essential oil useful as a mental support in trying situations. Try in a personal inhaler blended with cypress and/or helichrysum. Skin applications: - For varicose veins and haemorrhoids – combine with cypress in use in a compress - To assist with wound healing – combine with lavender, frankincense or myrrh - For menstrual pain - dilute in a fixed oil (carrier oil) and gently massage your abdomen in clockwise direction. Try blended with clary sage, Roman chamomile, sweet marjoram and lavender. Please, also see our How to Use Essential Oils Safely page for more information Safety considerations: Tisserand and Young recommend caution when using Yarrow Essential Oil. They indicate that yarrow essential oil may interact with medication metabolised by CYP2D6 enzyme and might be slightly neurotoxic. Maximum dermal use level is 8.6% Reading Tisserand and Young's full profile i
| Size / option | SKU | Supplier's listed price | Availability | Product link |
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| 5ml5ml (4,16gr) | Not listed | EUR 24.50 | in stock | Buy this option ↗ |
| 15ml15ml (12,48gr) | Not listed | EUR 53.90 | in stock | Buy this option ↗ |
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| Chemical constituent | This report | Matched historical range | What it means |
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| SabineneCAS 3387-41-5 | 17.07% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Germacrene DCAS 23986-74-5 | 14.30% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Beta-CaryophylleneCAS 87-44-5 | 12.87% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Beta-PineneCAS 127-91-3 | 12.54% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| ChamazuleneCAS 529-05-5 | 7.32% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| 1,8-CineoleCAS 470-82-6 | 4.52% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Alpha-PineneCAS 80-56-8 | 3.61% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Terpinen-4-olCAS 562-74-3 | 3.05% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Alpha-HumuleneCAS 6753-98-6 | 1.97% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Caryophyllene Oxide (Isomer I)CAS 1139-30-6 | 1.74% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Gamma-TerpineneCAS 99-85-4 | 0.96% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Alpha-ZingibereneCAS 495-60-3 | 0.88% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| LimoneneCAS 5989-27-5 | 0.86% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Beta-MyrceneCAS 123-35-3 | 0.63% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Alpha-TerpineneCAS 99-86-5 | 0.63% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Beta-BourboneneCAS 5208-59-3 | 0.61% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Alpha-ThujeneCAS 2867-05-2 | 0.48% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| CamphorCAS 76-22-2 | 0.48% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Trans-NerolidolCAS 40716-66-3 | 0.42% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Bornyl AcetateCAS 76-49-3 | 0.39% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Lavandulyl AcetateCAS 25905-14-0 | 0.35% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Trans-Beta OcimeneCAS 3779-61-1 | 0.33% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Alpha-TerpineolCAS 98-55-5 | 0.32% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
| Artemisia KetoneCAS 546-49-6 | 0.30% | No comparable range0 matched historical reports | Context not comparable |
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