It is a small plant with the oil coming from the stems and leaves.
Botanical Name:
Artemisia pallens
Aromatic Aroma:
Davana is a difficult oil to describe because it is capable of aromatizing very different on each individual. The feedback tends to alternate between masculine floral scents through to a woodsy, balsamic aroma.
Consistency:
Viscious
Note:
Middle
Aroma Strength:
Medium
Extraction Method:
Steam Distilled
Plant Part:
Stems and Leaves
Origin:
India
Color:
Dark green to reddish-brownish green
History:
Each day, in India, the faithful offer Davana blossoms to Shiva. The flowers remain on his altar throughout the day and are removed in the evening.
Cautions:
Non-toxic and non-irritating. Nonetheless, it should not be used on broken skin, and consumers should be active in pursuing additional information as it becomes available.
Common Uses:
It is popular in the perfumery industry where it is capable of making an aroma unique to the individual. It also has some history in aromatherapy as being a fantastic aphrodisiac and as an agent to combat anxiety. Davana oil is also regarded as being anti-infectious, soothing to dry rough skin, and stimulating to the endocrine system.
Blends Well With:
Davana Essential Oil can be easily blended, but the end result may be different on different users. Davana should be blended to suit individuals.
