Ylang ylang has a strong floral fragrance and is one of the widely used raw materials in the perfume industry and cosmetics industry. It can balance the sebum secretion of the skin, so it is suitable for dry and oily skin at the same time, and it also has the effect of conditioning the scalp.

 Ylang Ylang is a small tropical plant. Three colors of yellow, purple and pink flowers can be used to extract essential oils. The yellow ylang-ylang picked in the early summer morning has the highest quality of essential oil. In the process of distilling essential oils, the quality of the essential oil that flows out first is the best, while the quality that flows out later is poor. But in fact, their curative effect is the same, but the fragrance of poorer quality essential oils is rougher. Its natural ingredients are very complex, containing methylbenzene, methyl salicylic acid, eugenol, geranol, linalool, safrole, ylanol, terpenes, pinene, phenyl acetate, acetic acid, benzoin Acid, salicylic acid and valeric acid. The color of the essential oil ranges from colorless to yellow, and the smell is very thick and sweet.

 Skin effects: As it can balance sebum secretion, it is helpful for oily and dry skin. It also has a stimulating and strengthening effect on the scalp, making new hair more shiny.

 Compatible essential oils: It can be mixed with essential oils such as lemon, grapefruit or bergamot that can reduce the sweetness. Other suitable essential oils are lavender, orange blossom, rosewood, sandalwood, jasmine, lemon balm, orange, patchouli, rose and so on.

 It is a low to medium volatility essential oil.

 Contraindications: Too high a concentration or a long time may cause headache or nausea. Not recommended for use on inflamed or eczema skin.