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Patchouli Essential Oil

Patchouli (pogostemon cablin)
Patchouli oil has a rich musky-sweet, strong spicy and herbaceous smell. It is light yellow to dark brown in color and is a thick oil.

Extraction Method: Steam Distilled
Sourced From: Indonesia
Food Grade: NO

 

CAUTION: As with all essential oils, dilute into carrier oils before applying them directly onto the skin. Keep oils away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. Stop using if there is any irritation. Research each oil well before using. Some oils cannot be used by those with certain health conditions.


Flash point 80 degrees C

 

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Brooke Palframan
The best Patchouli scent

We only buy our Patchouli Essential Oil from Aussie Candle Supplies as the scent is amazing! It's a true beautiful Patchouli scent.

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Sandra Barker
Sandra barker

Love it love it love it

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Cher
Patchouli Perfection !

I've been experimenting with numerous Patchouli blend fragrances for the last 12 months and although they are nice, they just weren't the true Patchouli smell I was after.....UNTIL I FOUND THIS PATCHOULI E.O !!!!! I can't remember what percentage I loaded my tester candle at but it was very little due to the authentic strength. A little went a long way and I can no longer go back to any other form of Patchouli. On a side note, I also found the Patchouli blends once made into jar candles, didn't hold their smell for too long, almost smell as if they've gone off after a while so it's not one to keep on the shelf for too long, unlike most others :-)

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Cher
Patchouli Perfection !

I've been experimenting with numerous Patchouli blend fragrances for the last 12 months and although they are nice, they just weren't the true Patchouli smell I was after.....UNTIL I FOUND THIS PATCHOULI E.O !!!!! I can't remember what percentage I loaded my tester candle at but it was very little due to the authentic strength. A little went a long way and I can no longer go back to any other form of Patchouli. On a side note, I also found the Patchouli blends once made into jar candles, didn't hold their smell for too long, almost smell as if they've gone off after a while so it's not one to keep on the shelf for too long, unlike most others :-)