Turmeric Organic Essential Oil, 5ml

Botanical name: Curcuma longa
Plant family: Zingiberaceae (Ginger family)
Plant part used: Rhizome
Origin: Madagascar
Extraction: Essential oil obtained from the rhizome

Traditional Use

Turmeric has a long history of use throughout South and Southeast Asia, both as a culinary spice and within traditional wellness systems. In Ayurveda, preparations made from the turmeric rhizome have traditionally been associated with digestion, liver function, the skin and inflammatory conditions.

In aromatherapy, Turmeric Rhizome Essential Oil has traditionally been used particularly for digestive and musculoskeletal preparations. Aromatherapy literature describes its use for indigestion, dyspepsia, stomach cramps and intestinal spasms, as well as general aches and pains, rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis.

For digestive comfort, the diluted essential oil may be incorporated into an abdominal massage oil. For muscles and joints, it can be included in local massage preparations and combined with complementary essential oils according to the intended use.

Turmeric Essential Oil contains the volatile aromatic constituents of the rhizome and should not be confused with turmeric powder or curcumin-rich extracts. Curcumin belongs primarily to the non-volatile fraction of turmeric, while the essential oil has its own distinctive aromatic and chemical profile.

Turmeric Essential Oil is highly concentrated and should be diluted appropriately before application to the skin.

For general adult massage preparations, a 2% dilution is a practical concentration. For children where appropriate and for elderly people, use a gentler 1% dilution.

🌿Recovery massage, adults, 2%

Combine:
30 ml carrier oil
6 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
4 drops Lavender Essential Oil
2 drops Eucalyptus Lemon Essential Oil

Massage a small amount into tired or overworked muscles and joints after physical activity.

🌿Gentle recovery massage, children or elderly, 1%

Combine:
30 ml carrier oil
3 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
2 drops Lavender Essential Oil
1 drop Eucalyptus Lemon Essential Oil

Apply a small amount with a gentle massage.

🌿Sprain support massage, adults, 2%

Combine:
30 ml carrier oil
5 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
4 drops Italian Helichrysum Essential Oil
3 drops Lavender Essential Oil

Apply a small amount locally with a gentle massage around the affected area.

🌿Gentle sprain support massage, elderly, 1%

Combine:
30 ml carrier oil
3 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
2 drops Italian Helichrysum Essential Oil
1 drop Lavender Essential Oil

Apply locally with a gentle massage.

🌿Abdominal massage, adults, 2%

Combine:
30 ml carrier oil
5 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
4 drops Ginger Essential Oil
3 drops Cardamom Essential Oil

Massage a small amount gently over the abdomen using slow, clockwise movements.

🌿Warm & grounding diffuser blend

Add to your aroma diffuser:
3 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
3 drops Sweet Orange Essential Oil
2 drops Frankincense Essential Oil

Diffuse according to the instructions for your diffuser.

The earthy warmth of Turmeric combines beautifully with the brightness of Sweet Orange and resinous depth of Frankincense.

🌿Warm spice diffuser blend

Add to your aroma diffuser:
3 drops Turmeric Essential Oil
2 drops Ginger Essential Oil
2 drops Cardamom Essential Oil
2 drops Sweet Orange Essential Oil

A rich, warm and spicy aromatic combination particularly suited to cooler days and evenings.

🌿Culinary use

Turmeric Essential Oil can be used to bring a warm, earthy and spicy aromatic note to food and drinks.

- Dosage: 1 drop for a dish serving approximately 5 people.
- Mix the essential oil thoroughly into the preparation to ensure even distribution.
- Particularly suitable for curries, soups, sauces, marinades and other dishes where the warm flavour of turmeric complements the ingredients.

🌿Oral use with a neutral lozenge
Place 1 drop of Turmeric Essential Oil in the centre of a neutral lozenge.
Allow it to soak in for 5 minutes.
Place under the tongue or against the roof of the mouth.
Allow the lozenge to dissolve slowly, preferably without chewing.

If this oil or blend is safe to Diffuse, it will be checked for Dog, Cat, or both underneath:

General Guidelines for Diffusing Around Pets:

1. Diffusion Time: Limit diffusing sessions to 15-20 minutes.
2. When trying a new essential oil, use 1-2 drops (in the diffuser) and observe how your dog or cat reacts.
3. Ventilation: Keep the area well-ventilated.
4. Observation: Always monitor pets for any signs of distress when diffusing essential oils.

Essential oil obtained from organically cultivated turmeric rhizomes sourced from Madagascar.

The essential oil represents the volatile aromatic fraction of the turmeric rhizome and should not be confused with turmeric powder or curcumin-rich turmeric extracts.

- AB France certified
- 100% Natural Artisanal Product
- Certified Organic
- Not tested on animals
- With guaranteed traceability
- No chemical additives
- Food Grade Essential Oil

100% pure organic Turmeric Rhizome Essential Oil from Curcuma longa.

• Arthritis
• Joint aches & pains
• Muscle aches & pains
• Rheumatism
• Sprain

• Indigestion, heartburn
• Stomach cramps
• Relieve gas

Ginger

Enhances Turmeric's warm, spicy character. Particularly complementary in digestive abdominal massage and warming aromatic blends.

Cardamom

Adds a fresh, aromatic spice note that lifts the heavier earthy character of Turmeric. Particularly suitable for digestive and comforting blends.

Frankincense

Its resinous, balsamic depth complements Turmeric's earthy warmth and creates a rounded, grounding aromatic profile.

Lavender

Softens the stronger spicy character of Turmeric and works particularly well in balanced massage blends for muscles and joints.

Italian Helichrysum

A particularly relevant companion for local massage preparations around uncomfortable joints and areas affected by minor physical strain.

Eucalyptus Lemon

Adds a fresh lemony aromatic note and is particularly complementary in recovery, muscle and joint massage blends.

Sweet Orange

Brightens Turmeric's dense, earthy aroma and creates a warmer and more approachable diffuser blend.

Atlas Cedarwood

Combines naturally with Turmeric's earthy character and adds dry, woody depth to grounding aromatic blends.

Patchouli

Creates a rich, deeply earthy combination particularly suited to grounding and contemplative aromatic blends.

- Avoid prolonged use.
- May cause irritation on sensitive skin. A patch test is advisable before use.
- Best avoided during pregnancy.
- Best avoided when taking multiple medications.

Store away from heat and light
Packaging: 2ml amber glass bottle with dropper cap

Turmeric has been part of Asian culture for thousands of years. Its distinctive yellow-orange rhizome became important not only as a spice, but also in traditional medicine, textile colouring, religious ceremonies and everyday life.

The plant is sometimes called Indian saffron, a reference to the intense golden colour it brings to food and preparations. Long before turmeric became internationally associated with wellness, it was already an important ingredient in the cuisines of South and Southeast Asia.

Turmeric belongs to the same botanical family as ginger, Zingiberaceae. The useful part lies underground: a thick, branching rhizome with an intensely coloured interior and characteristic earthy fragrance.

Turmeric became one of the characteristic ingredients in curry mixtures, contributing to their familiar golden colour and warm aromatic character.

Although turmeric is strongly associated with India today, its history extends throughout tropical Asia. Through cultivation and trade it travelled widely and is now grown in tropical regions around the world, including Madagascar, where the rhizomes used for this essential oil originate.

🌿What does Turmeric Essential Oil smell like?

Turmeric Essential Oil has a warm, earthy and spicy aroma with woody and gently peppery nuances. It has a deeper and less immediately sweet character than many familiar essential oils.

🌿Is Turmeric Essential Oil the same as turmeric powder or curcumin supplements?

No. Turmeric Essential Oil contains the volatile aromatic constituents obtained from the rhizome. Turmeric powder and many turmeric supplements contain different fractions of the plant and are commonly valued for their curcuminoids, including curcumin.

🌿Does Turmeric Essential Oil contain curcumin?

Turmeric Essential Oil should not be treated as a curcumin preparation. Curcumin belongs primarily to the non-volatile fraction of the turmeric rhizome, whereas essential oil distillation captures its volatile aromatic constituents.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be used for digestive comfort?

Yes. Turmeric Essential Oil has a long-standing place in aromatherapy for digestive preparations, including indigestion, dyspepsia, stomach cramps and intestinal spasms.

For external use, it can be appropriately diluted in a carrier oil and used for a gentle abdominal massage.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be used for abdominal massage?

Yes. Diluted Turmeric Essential Oil can be incorporated into an abdominal massage oil. Ginger and Cardamom make particularly complementary aromatic partners for this purpose.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be used for muscles and joints?

Yes. Turmeric Essential Oil is traditionally used in aromatherapy for general aches and pains, rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis. When appropriately diluted, it is particularly interesting for local massage preparations around tired muscles and uncomfortable joints.

🌿Can I use Turmeric Essential Oil after exercise?

Yes. Its traditional musculoskeletal uses and warm aromatic character make it particularly suitable for recovery and after-activity massage preparations when appropriately diluted in a carrier oil.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be used for a sprain?

Turmeric Essential Oil can be incorporated into a diluted local massage preparation around a sprain. It combines particularly well with Italian Helichrysum and Lavender in this type of aromatic preparation.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be diffused?

Yes. Its warm, earthy and spicy fragrance works particularly well in grounding and comforting diffuser blends. Combining it with brighter or resinous essential oils such as Sweet Orange or Frankincense creates a beautifully balanced fragrance.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be used in food?

Yes. This Turmeric Essential Oil is suitable for culinary use.

Use 1 drop for a dish serving approximately 5 people and distribute it thoroughly throughout the preparation.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be taken on a neutral lozenge?

Yes. As this Turmeric Essential Oil is suitable for internal use, it can be used with a neutral lozenge designed for the oral administration of essential oils.

Place 1 drop of Turmeric Essential Oil in the centre of the lozenge and allow it to soak in for 5 minutes. Place the lozenge in the mouth, under the tongue or against the roof of the mouth, and allow it to dissolve slowly. Preferably do not chew.

🌿Is Turmeric Essential Oil the same as Ginger Essential Oil?

No. Although turmeric and ginger belong to the same Zingiberaceae botanical family, they are different plants with different aromatic and chemical profiles.

🌿What carrier oils work well with Turmeric Essential Oil?

For muscle and joint massage, Arnica Macerated Oil is a particularly complementary choice. Jojoba Oil and Sweet Almond Oil are versatile alternatives for everyday massage preparations.

🌿Can Turmeric Essential Oil be used directly on the skin?

Turmeric Essential Oil should be diluted in a suitable carrier oil or incorporated into an appropriate cosmetic preparation before applying it to the skin.

🌿How should Turmeric Essential Oil be stored?

Keep the bottle tightly closed and store it away from direct sunlight, heat and temperature fluctuations.

5 ml