Ravintsara Essential Oil
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Ravintsara Essential Oil
Breathe new life into your day with the crisp and invigorating essence of Ravintsara essential oil from Edens Garden. This oil, a staple in wellness circles, boasts a camphoraceous aroma that's both cleansing and energizing, ideal for those moments when you need a natural boost to clear congested sinuses or rejuvenate depleted energy levels. Distinct from Ravensara, Ravintsara's scent profile is a refreshingly clear note in any essential oil collection, known to support circulatory health and bolster immune defenses with its abundant camphor content.
As the seasons change, Ravintsara emerges as a botanical ally, hailing from the bountiful groves of Florida. This mighty evergreen tree yields waxy leaves that, once steam distilled, release an oil as restorative as spring's first blooms. Whether used in aromatherapy to combat the stresses of daily life or integrated into your home care routine, Edens Garden’s Ravintsara essential oil is a testament to nature's ability to nurture and uplift.
Enhance your wellness regimen by incorporating Ravintsara essential oil into simple, everyday uses. Add a few drops to a warm bath to create a sanctuary of relaxation and clarity. For a DIY surface cleaner, mix with water and white vinegar, allowing the natural antiseptic properties to purify your space without harsh chemicals. Dilute with a carrier oil and apply to the chest for a breathing balm that facilitates easier respiration. With each drop, Ravintsara not only exemplifies Edens Garden's commitment to quality and affordability but also encapsulates a tradition of holistic health, bringing the richness of Southern flora directly to your home.
Safety: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use internally unless instructed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.
Do not apply to or near the face of infants or children.
Adult Max Dilution: 11%
Shelf Life: 2-3 Years
Pet Safety: Essential oils are generally safe to diffuse around adult cats and dogs intermittently. Ensure the room you’re diffusing in is well-ventilated and that your pet can leave if desired. Discontinue use if you notice any adverse reaction. Avoid topical use and diffusing around young pets, small animals or pets with health problems.
Apply Topically: Our Single Essential Oils and Synergy Blends are 100% pure and undiluted. To apply to the skin, dilute with a high-quality Carrier Oil. See our dilution chart here. We recommend performing a skin patch test when using a new essential oil topically.
Diffuse & Inhale: Breathe in your favorite essential oils using an essential oil diffuser or personal pocket inhaler. For instructions on how to use your diffuser, please refer to the diffuser's product page.
DIYs: Explore simple and fun recipes on The Drop, our essential oil blog with expert tips, EO news, and informative reads.
SPORTS MASSAGE: Add to a 2 ounce squeeze bottle: 8 drops of Ravintsara, 2 drops of Lavender, 5 drops of Chamomile (Roman) and 5 drops of Rosemary, then fill with Jojoba oil and shake to mix well. Massage into sore muscles. (1.7% dilution)
INHALATION: Add the following to an amber glass bottle: 15 drops of Ravintsara, 20 drops of Eucalyptus Radiata, 15 drops of Tea Tree and 10 drops of Orange. Shake to mix well. Fill a bowl with steamy water; add to the bowl 2 drops of the essential oil mixture, covering your head and bowl with a towel to keep the steam in. Inhale through your nose, with eyes closed. Breathe in the vapors for several minutes, or as desired.
INHALER/DIFFUSER: Add to a personal inhaler and inhale as needed: 5 drops of Ravintsara, 5 drops of Eucalyptus (Radiata) and 5 drops of Niaouli. Or add 5-6 drops of this blend to your Scent Ball Diffuser and diffuse for 30-60 minutes.
CLEANING SPRAY: Add to an 8 ounce spray bottle: 20 drops of Ravintsara, 40 drops of Lemon and 30 drops of Tea Tree, then fill with 2 oz grain alcohol and 6 oz distilled water. Shake well before each use.
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