Sugandhbala Oil

Sugandhbala, commonly known as Indian Valerian or Tagar, is a perennial herb native to Himalayan region and certain part of India. The plant has a long history of use in traditional medicine systems, including Ayurveda.

Sugandhbala essential oil is derived from Valeriana Wallichi, is believed to have calming and sedative properties, making it commonly used to address issues such as insomnia, anxiety and nervous system disorders. The roots of the plants are typically used for medicinal purposes.

In traditional Chinese medicines ,it is known as Gao Liang Jiang and is believed to have warming properties that can help with various ailments specially related to the digestive and respiratory systems. 

Sugandhbala essential oil is often used in perfumery as its warm and spicy aroma, along with potential anti-inflammatory properties can contribute a unique and exotic fragrance to perfumes. In perfumery, essential oils are often blended to create a harmonious and well- balanced scent profile. Sugandhbala may be used as a middle or base note, adding depth and warmth to the overall fragrance composition. Sugandhbala in a perfume blend depends on the perfumers creative chooses and the desired  olfactory characteristics.

Sugandhbala essential oil contents various chemical constituents that contribute to its unique fragrance and potential medicinal properties. Some of the major components  are 1,8 cineole, limonene, α-Pinene.

Method of Extraction :  

It is distilled by steam distillation method of the rhizomes. 

Health Benefits :

-Anti-inflammatory

-Digestive support

-Respiratory health

-Anti-rheumatic properties 

-Calming and sedative effect

-Analgesic

Olfactive Description :

Warm, spicy, earthy, herbaceous and slightly sweet

Appearance :

Pale yellow to amber