Inula Essential Oil - Living Libations

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Inula Essential Oil is a rare and revered gem in aromatherapy, steam-distilled from the yellow flowers of Inula graveolens grown in the Corsican countryside. This exquisite essence is only available during years of abundant harvest, making it highly prized for its clarity-enhancing, respiratory-supporting, and mood-lifting properties.

Its rich, electric-herbaceous-floral aroma with cineol notes awakens the senses, opens airways, and inspires deep, relaxing breathing. Inula is indispensable in aromatherapy apothecaries for diffusers, chest balms, salt inhalers, and baths.

Botanical & Extraction Details:

  • Botanical Name: Inula graveolens

  • Botanical Family: Asteraceae

  • Extraction Method: Steam distilled

  • Plant Part Distilled: Flowers

  • Country of Origin: Corsica

  • Cultivation Method: Organic

  • Composition: 100% Inula graveolens

  • Consistency: Thin viscosity

  • Scent Profile: Rich, herbaceous-floral with bright cineol notes

Blends Harmoniously With:
Frankincense, Rosemary, Rose Otto, Hyssop, Lemon Myrtle, Immortelle, Eucalyptus, Sweet Thyme, Yarrow, Ravensara, Fennel, Silver Fir, Marjoram, Grapefruit

Uses & Benefits:

  • Diffuse or massage into the chest to inspire deep breathing and respiratory clarity

  • Skin tonic and gentle aromatic balm

  • Essential for salt inhalers, diffusers, and winter wellness

  • Relaxing addition to baths

  • Freshens the environment and promotes calm focus

Constituents:

  • Esters (bornyl acetate 50%)

  • Sesquiterpene lactones

Why Choose Inula Essential Oil:

  • Rare and organic Corsican essential oil

  • Supports mental clarity, calm, and respiratory health

  • Perfect for aromatherapy, chest balms, and diffusers

  • Highly concentrated: a few drops suffice for months of therapeutic use

“A perennial plant with a stem from three to four feet high… large heads of yellow flowers… The flowers have an aromatic camphor-like taste due to Helenin… It also contains inulin, which differs from ordinary starch.”
– Dioscordes, 1st century A.D.

“Inula graveolens is generally only found on the French aromatherapy market… One can certainly put a drop on a pillow or diffuse it at night for best results.”
– Kurt Schnaubelt, Advanced Aromatherapy



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