Description
Spikenard essential oil is steam distilled from the roots of the Spikenard plant. Aromatically, Spikenard has a woody, spicy, musty scent.
"Spikenard, a flowering plant of the Valerian family, is native to high altitudes in the subalpine and alpine regions of the Himalayan mountains. Spikenard essential oil has been valued for centuries, traditionally used to anoint people of high honor and in the Ayurvedic health practices of India. Historically, Spikenard was used to uplift mood and promote relaxation. Spikenard promotes clean, healthy skin. Today, the oil is commonly used in perfumes and relaxing massage oils for its woody, musty scent. By sourcing Spikenard oil from Nepal, doTERRA is able to support much needed income streams for harvesters and partner distillers, particularly in the remote areas where it is harvested, as well as support needed rural community development projects through our Co-Impact Sourcing® initiatives." Top Uses
Always follow recommended dilution when applying. DO NOT take internally.
Emotional Aspects
Spikenard is regarded as the “Oil of Gratitude.” It may assist one in feeling grateful, acceptance, content, and peaceful. Spikenard may also assist one in releasing ungrateful, resisting, victim mentality, angry, greedy, selfish, and expecting bad luck.
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One of the main reasons I chose dōTERRA is because of where and how they source their essential oils. dōTERRA believes that plants produce the best chemical properties when they are grown and harvested in their native habitat.
dōTERRA sources Spikenard from Nepal. Each batch of essential oils goes through the following battery of tests to ensure that they are pure, potent, effective oils worthy of the dōTERRA name:
Learn more about how Spikenard is sourced in the videos below: Click Either Photo Below to Buy dōTERRA Spikenard Essential Oil
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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