Iris is a perennial plant with beautiful violet flowers, and its name is derived from the Greek goddess Iris, the rainbow goddess. Known as a very expensive essential oil, it is mainly used to enjoy the aroma.
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| Botanical name | Iris pallida, Iris germanica, Iris florentina |
|---|---|
| Family name | Iridaceae |
| Origin | Mediterranean coast such as Italy and Morocco |
| Principal component | Ketones (-γ-iron, α-iron), etc. |
| Extraction Method | steam distillation |
| Plant parts used | Roots |
| Note | Middle |
| Strength of aroma | Strong |
| Smell | Floral scent like soap bubbles. |
| Oil Blends Well | Very well with essential oils from earthy such as sandalwood, wood, and resin |
| Main benefits | Relaxing, purifying, whitening, etc. |
| Use | Fragrant bath, scenting of handmade cosmetics, etc. |
| Cautions | Since it contains ketones, it is highly irritating to the skin. Please refrain from applying undiluted solution or high-concentration essential oil to the skin. Also, if you are pregnant, please avoid using it. |
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