Vanilla, ylang-ylang and patchuli

Vanilla is very popular scent. Researchers believe that it is not only the pleasant, sweet fragrance of vanilla that is responsible for its popularity, but its ability to trigger fond memories. Vanilla isn't only pleasing to the nose, however. It has a very useful medicinal purpose. Vanilla has been shown to block the ability of some bacterias to communicate with each other and multiplying in the human body.

The essential oils derived from the leaves of ylang ylang tree provides a host of both medicinal and cosmetic benefits. Ylang ylang can reduce high blood pressure and correct skin problems associated with oily skin by leveling the production of sebum. Ylang ylang is also an aphrodisiac. In fact, ylang ylang shows up in a range of places, from popular perfumes to anti-motion sickness medication.

Patchouli has a multitude of uses and is very prominent in Eastern culture. Patchouli is used for very common instances like perfume, hair condition and aromatherapy but also in many other varying medical treatments. Patchouli is said to aid in a host of medical treatments including, repelling insects, snake anti-venom, headaches, diarrhea, nausea, and abdominal pain.