Botanical Profile:
- Botanical Name: Zingiber officinale
- Family: Rhizomes
- Common Names: Ginger
- Plant Parts Used: Roots
- Extraction Method: Steam distillation
- Aroma: Spicy, resinous, citral-like, earthy
- Origin : China
Blends Well With:Almost all essential oils, making it versatile in creating aromatic blends.
Shelf Life: 4–5 years when stored properly.
Chemical Composition
1- Sesquiterpenes Anti-inflammatory & Pain-Relieving
These heavier molecules contribute to ginger oil’s warming, grounding, and anti-inflammatory effects.
- α-Zingiberene (20–40%) – Main compound, provides anti-inflammatory properties.
- β-Sesquiphellandrene (10–20%) – Supports pain relief and circulation.
- β-Bisabolene (5–15%) – Has calming effects on digestion and skin.
- Curcumene (5–10%) – Also found in turmeric, known for anti-inflammatory benefits.
2. Monoterpenes Antimicrobial & Energizing
These smaller, volatile compounds add to ginger’s stimulating and immune-boosting effects.
- Camphene – Antimicrobial and respiratory-supporting.
- β-Phellandrene – Energizing, helps improve focus.
- Limonene – Found in citrus oils, enhances mood and digestion.
3. Oxygenated Compounds – Warming & Digestive Soothing
- Gingerols & Shogaols (non-volatile but present in CO₂ extracts) – Give ginger its pungency and aid in digestion and pain relief.
Applications in Aromatherapy
1. Digestive System
🌿 Ginger oil is a well-known digestive aid, perfect for alleviating indigestion, nausea, and gastritis. It promotes healthy digestion and reduces bloating and discomfort.
2. Mental/Emotional Health
🌟 Ginger oil is stimulating and uplifting, helping to improve alertness, focus, and concentration, while also promoting a positive mood.
3. Circulatory System
💪 Ginger oil stimulates circulation, making it a great choice for supporting poor blood circulation, especially in the hands and feet.
4. Immune System
🛡 Ginger oil is known for its antiviral properties and can be a valuable tool during cold and flu season to strengthen the immune system.
5. Muscular System
🔥 Ginger oil’s warming, anti-inflammatory properties make it ideal for arthritis pain, muscle soreness, and joint discomfort.
For DIY and Blending:
- For digestion and nausea relief: Ginger is particularly helpful for motion sickness when blended with Roman Chamomile and Sweet Orange.
- For energy and mental focus: Ginger’s stimulating properties can work wonders when combined with Peppermint and Rosemary for a quick mental pick-me-up.
- For wintertime: Ginger oil’s warmth makes it ideal for circulation and muscle support, especially when paired with Black Pepper and Lavender.
Usage Tips: For aromatherapy, add a few drops to your diffuser. For topical use, dilute with a carrier oil.
Safety information
- Avoid using undiluted essential oils on your skin
- Keep away from mucous membranes as it may cause skin sensitivity
- Skin sensitizer if oxidized
- Keep out of reach of children, Avoid using if pregnant or nursing
- For external use only
- Not recommended for children under 6 due to high cineole content.
- Can be irritating to sensitive skin—always dilute properly before topical use.
- Perform a patch test before using any new essential oil to check for skin sensitivity.
- Consult with a healthcare professional before use if pregnant or nursing
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