Tuberose Oil

What is Tuberose Oil?
Botanical name of tuberose is Polianthes Tuberosa. It belongs to the asparagus family. In Ayurveda tuberose is known as Rajni. The oil is golden brown in color. It is native to India and America. It originated in South America.

Tuberose Oil How to Make?
The production of tuberose is high in Middle East, India subcontinent and Africa for the manufacture of perfume. The Tuberose plant is inherent to Mexico and could be found in China, France, Morocco, and Hawaii. Tuberose is grown in many countries such as India, Kenya, Morocco, France, Mexico, Italy, South Africa, Hawaii Taiwan, North Carolina, USA, Egypt, China, and many other tropical and subtropical areas in the world. Tuberose oil is obtained from the flowers by the use of the solvent extraction method.

Chemical Component of Tuberose Oil:
The main component of the oil is benzyl alcohol, farnesol, butyric acid, menthyl benzoate, eugenol, geraniol, nerol and menthyl anthranilate. The perfume made with tuberose oil is expensive. The oil is used in perfumes, medicines as well as in aromatherapy.

Properties of Tuberose oil:
Tuberose oil has relaxant, sedative, aphrodisiac, anti-spasmodic, anti-nausea and antidepressant properties. The Tuberose perfume can be made at home by diluting the essential oil of Tuberose about 5% in a carrier oil or alcohol or both. The aroma of Tuberose can relax or refresh our minds and body. Tuberose oil blends well with other essential oil like lavender oil, sandalwood oil, orange oil, bergamot oil,geranium, frankincense oil and vetiver.The fragrance of tuberose is Complex, sweet, and exotic. That is the reason the oil is used by many perfumes and deodorant-making industries. Tuberose oil is a symbol of purity, innocence, and peace. The flower of tuberose oil is used in bridal bouquets. It is considered that the tuberose flower protects the bride from evil spirits.

Tuberose Oil Uses and Health Benefits

1. Benzyl alcohol present in tuberose oil is used to treat lice of hair and scalp.
2. Tuberose oil is aphrodisiac in nature. It helps to treat libido and frigidity. It stimulates sexual feelings. It relaxes the mind and body.
3. Tuberose oil helps to treat dead, damaged, and spilled hairs. It prevents hair fall and dandruff due to its sebum-controlling properties.
4. Due to the presence of geraniol in tuberose and its long-lasting floral aroma tuberose oil is used in perfumes. It is also used by perfumes and deodorant manufacturing companies.
5. Tuberose oil is used as a relaxant. It provides relief from tension and stress and calms the mind. It also helps in treating depression, cramps and convulsions.
6. Due to the presence of geraniol in tuberose oil, it is used as an insect repellent.
7. Due to the presence of geraniol in tuberose, it has antiseptic property, it has healing and moisturizing properties which helps to treat the wounds, skin cuts and cracked heels.
8. Due to the presence of farnesol in tuberose oil, it has antimicrobial properties, it prevents the body odor by working against the microbes responsible for odor.

1. Tuberose oil should not be used by pregnant women and chronic patients without consulting the doctor.
2. Before topical application tuberose oil should be diluted first with any carrier oil of your choice.
3. Tuberose oil should not be used in open wounds and sores.
4. Due to the presence of strong fragrance, tuberose oil can cause headache and irritate the nerve. It is not suitable for consumption.
5. Tuberose oil should not be used in excessive quantity.
6. Tuberose oil should not be applied in eyes and sensitive parts of body.