Mango Ginger Essential Oil

Other Names (synonyms) : Amrardraka, Karpooraharidra, Darvibheda, Amragandha, Surabhidaru, Karpura padmapatra, Surimat, Surataraka, Amba-haldi, Maavu shunti, Mango ginger, Mango turmeric, Gingembre mangue, Safranwurz, Aambaa Haldar, Ama Haldi, Kapoorhaldi, Ban Haldi, Ambarasini, and Huli Arseen, Aabe Hald, Aam adaa, Aam Ginger, Aam Haldi, Ajmaa adaa, Ama Haldi, Amba Haldi, Amba Hald, Amragandha, Amrardraka, Curcuma amada Oil, Darvibheda, Karpooraharidra, Karpura padmapatra, Maavu shunti., Manga inchi, Mango Ginger, Surabhidaru, Surataraka, Surimat

The Roots of this Turmeric look more like Ginger & have the taste of added Mango. Thus it is called Mango Ginger. Yet it is a Turmeric & not Ginger.

*Mango Ginger Essential Oil Blends well with Bergamot, Lemon, Lime, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Lavender, Geranium etc

Mango Ginger oil has Antibiotic, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Antiallergenic, Antioxidant and Aphrodisiac properties.

Mongo Ginger Oil is an an Analgesic and works as a Depressant.

Works well on Lungs

Works well on Acne

Mango Ginger oil can be added to Hair oil for Dandruff for Hair Lice, when mixed with Neem Oil.

It is best used with Base oils for Skin infection & Pains. Can be directly applied on Cuts & Bruises. For Aches it can be mixed with Mustard oil & applied at night.

Contradictions: *Essential oils are volatile & thus should be blended with Base oils before applying them to the skin.

*Essential Oils should not be used near Eyes, Sensitive Areas or to Mucous Membranes

*Essential Oils should not be ingested

*Essential Oils should be kept away from Young Children

*Essential Oils should not be used by Pregnant Women, or Lactating Mothers and children without first consulting an appropriately trained healthcare practitioner.

*Essential Oils should be kept away from Direct Sunlight & should not be left open after Opening