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Ixora parviflora Vahl Essential Oil, 50 ml

Ingredient	Quantity (by volume)
Sweet Almond Oil	50 ml
Jojoba Oil	30 ml
Ixora parviflora Vahl Essential Oil	10 drops
Vitamin E Oil	5 drops

INCI	Ixora Parviflora Flower Essential Oil
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Application	Cosmetics industry Creams and lotions In anti-aging and moisturizing products, a small addition of Ixora oil helps soften the skin and impart a light exotic aroma. Face and hair masks It can improve the appearance and texture of hair, and when used in skin masks, it can promote its regeneration. Soaps and balms In handmade soap or body/lip balms, it provides a pleasant aroma and caring effect. Aromatherapy Aroma lamps, diffusers The warm and floral scent of Ixora oil creates an atmosphere of lightness and comfort, helping to relax after a busy day. Massage blends In combination with base oils (almond, coconut, jojoba, etc.), Ixora oil enriches the massage blend, adding delicate tropical notes. Perfumery Niche and selective perfumery An exotic and rare component that can act as a "floral heart note" or complement oriental, floral or fruity compositions. Home perfume experiments To create unique perfumes or solid perfumes with a tropical aroma. traditional use (non-traditional use) In some Asian countries, infusions of Ixora leaves and flowers are used as an additional remedy for skin ailments. However, the essential oil is not an officially registered traditional use and is used mainly for cosmetic and aromatherapeutic purposes.
Aroma	Tropical, floral, slightly sweet, with subtle spicy and fruity nuances. Often described as soft, "enveloping" and exotic.
Att brand	India
Color product	Primula malacoides essential oil is usually almost transparent or with a slight yellowish tint.
Dosage	Cosmetics Creams, serums: 0.5–1% of the total formula volume. Higher concentrations may cause too intense an aromatic effect or irritation on very sensitive skin. Handmade soap: 2–3 drops per 100 g of soap base (depending on the desired aroma intensity). Aromatherapy Aroma lamps, diffusers: 3–5 drops are enough for a room of 15–20 m². The oil combines well with citrus (orange, bergamot) and other floral oils (e.g. ylang-ylang, jasmine). Baths: 2–4 drops, pre-mixed with an emulsifier (milk, salt, honey) for even distribution. Massage Dilute in a ratio of 1–2 drops of essential oil per 10 ml of base oil. Exceeding the dosage may cause skin irritation, so it is always best to perform a sensitivity test.
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Ixora parviflora Vahl Essential Oil, 50 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 ml
Properties	Antioxidant The oil may contain biologically active components that help reduce the effects of free radicals and prevent premature aging of the skin. Anti-inflammatory Like other oils from the Primrose family, Primula malacoides has a mild anti-inflammatory effect and can help soothe irritated skin. Firming Some sources note a beneficial effect on skin tone, as well as stimulation of cell regeneration when used regularly in cosmetic formulas. Softening and moisturizing When applied externally, the oil makes the skin velvety and soft. When combined with base oils, it enhances the moisturizing effect. Relaxing (in aromatherapy) Primrose is credited with gently relieving tension and improving mood. The aroma of the oil is often described as “calming,” with delicate floral notes.
Purpose	Typically, Ixora parviflora Vahl oil is almost colorless or has a pale yellow tint.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
Type	natural
View	liquid
Valid until	04.2028

Ixora parviflora Vahl Essential Oil, 50 ml

Ixora parviflora Vahl Essential Oil: A Tropical Bloom for Radiant Beauty