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Ode to Ylang Ylang

Beneath the tropic sun so bright,
Star-shaped blooms in golden light,
The ylang ylang tree sways soft and free,
A fragrant gift for you and me.

Its petals whisper ancient lore,
Of sacred vows and love once more,
A bloom that graced both bride and groom,
A sweet perfume to lift the gloom.

In waters warm with Epsom’s grace,
A drop transforms the weary space,
A calming balm for mind and soul,
Ylang ylang makes the spirit whole.

For locks in need of tender care,
Its touch restores with love to spare,
A silken sheen, a floral kiss,
Each strand rejoices in its bliss.

A single drop upon the skin,
A scent where dreams and joy begin,
Its essence lingers, soft and true,
A bloom of gold, a heart anew.

Oh, ylang ylang, your gifts abound,
In every petal, wonders found,
A treasure rare from tree to land,
A gentle touch, a healer’s hand.

Ylang Ylang-Did You Know?

Ylang YlangDid you know Ylang Ylang is the oil of the Inner Child? Ylang Ylang has a strong effect on the heart. It also is a powerful means for releasing emotional, distressing, or disturbing experiences from the past. Ylang Ylang also helps people let go of bottled up emotions such as sadness and anger.

Ylang Ylang is a tall tropical tree that grows up to 65 feet high with large delicate flowers that come in shades of yellow, mauve, or pink. The yellow flowers are preferred for the extraction of the essential oil, which is steam distilled from the freshly picked flowers. It is indigenous to tropical Asia, but the most prized oil comes from Madagascar and the Comoro Islands.

Ylang Ylang means “flower of flowers” or “fragrance of all fragrances.” This fragrance is traditionally used in aromatherapy to sharpen the senses and for various other purposes. For these reasons, the flowers are spread on the beds of the newly married in Indonesia. Ylang Ylang is used to calm breathing, it may help high blood pressure, and also treats impotence (frigidity). Interestingly enough the original wild flowers had no fragrance. The fragrance we know today came from cloning.

Ylang Ylang-Did You Know?

Ylang Ylang

Did you know Ylang Ylang is the oil of the Inner Child? Ylang Ylang has a strong effect on the heart. It also is a powerful means for releasing emotional, distressing, or disturbing experiences from the past. Ylang Ylang also helps people let go of bottled up emotions such as sadness and anger.

Ylang Ylang is a tall tropical tree that grows up to 65 feet high with large delicate flowers that come in shades of yellow, mauve, or pink. The yellow flowers are preferred for the extraction of the essential oil, which is steam distilled from the freshly picked flowers. It is indigenous to tropical Asia, but the most prized oil comes from Madagascar and the Comoro Islands.

Ylang Ylang means “flower of flowers” or “fragrance of all fragrances.” This fragrance is traditionally used in aromatherapy to sharpen the senses and for various other purposes. For these reasons, the flowers are spread on the beds of the newly married in Indonesia. Ylang Ylang is used to calm breathing, it may help high blood pressure, and also treats impotence (frigidity). Interestingly enough the original wild flowers had no fragrance. The fragrance we know today came from cloning.