Botanical Name: Vanilla planifolia Plant Family of Orchidaceae
 
Aromatic Description: Vanilla Essential Oil is extracted from the cured fruit pods of the Vanilla planifolia vine, which is native to Mexico but now grown in several other tropical regions worldwide. The oil is prized for its warm, sweet, and comforting aroma, which has made it a popular fragrance for perfumes, candles, and soaps. In addition to its pleasant scent, vanilla essential oil has several properties and uses that make it a valuable oil for aromatherapy and personal care. Once among the most precious substances in the world, it has been a highly sought-after plant since the height of the Aztec empire. The vanilla essential oil has a sweet, rich, warm aroma, often described as comforting, soothing, and relaxing. The aroma is slightly floral, with hints of caramel and a sweet, balsamic note. It is a versatile fragrance that can be used independently or blended with other essential oils to create a unique scent. The vanilla essential oil has several therapeutic properties, making it a valuable aromatherapy oil. It is known for its calming and relaxing properties, ideal for stress relief and relaxation blends. It is also believed to have an uplifting effect on mood, helping to reduce feelings of anxiety, depression, and nervousness. In addition, the vanilla essential oil has antiseptic and antimicrobial properties, making it useful for treating skin infections and wound healing. Vanilla essential oil blends well with Lemon, Orange, Jojoba, Neroli, Lavender, Chamomile and Sandalwood.
 
Extraction Method: Solvent Extraction of residues obtained from fermented