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Vetiver Essential Oil Steam Distilled 50ml

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Deep, dry and earthy, this vetiver essential oil has the grounded feel of roots after rain. Steam distilled from Vetiveria zizanioides roots sourced from Java, Indonesia, it is a slow, steady oil for scenting a room, blending into perfume-style accords, or adding depth to a quiet evening ritual.

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Vetiveria zizanioidesbotanical name
steam distilledhow it is made
Rootpart of the plant

Deep, dry and earthy, this vetiver essential oil has the grounded feel of roots after rain. Steam distilled from Vetiveria zizanioides roots sourced from Java, Indonesia, it is a slow, steady oil for scenting a room, blending into perfume-style accords, or adding depth to a quiet evening ritual.

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What it is

An essential oil is the scent of a plant, distilled or pressed into a few drops. A few drops in a diffuser or burner scent a room; for skin or bath it always goes into a carrier oil first.

Why people choose it

  • The scent of the plant itself Pressed or distilled from the flower, leaf, peel or resin, so it smells of the plant, not of a perfume.
  • One bottle, many uses A diffuser, a burner, a warm bath with a carrier oil, a drop on a pillow at night.
  • A few drops at a time A diffuser takes three to five drops, so one small bottle lasts many evenings.
  • Made to be blended Most oils sit well together: lavender with cedarwood, citrus with mint, rose with sandalwood.

How to use it

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    Diffuser: 3-5 drops in the water tank

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    Burner: water in the dish, a few drops, a tealight below

  3. 3

    Bath or massage: mix into a carrier oil first

Care: Keep away from children and eyes. Always dilute for skin. Store cool, dark, tightly closed.

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Excellent choice for relaxation, calming and wellbeing

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About this product

Scent and character
  • The first impression is sharp and earthy, with a dry greenness that feels clean rather than sweet.
  • Its rooty character gives blends a calm, low centre, especially beside woods, resins or brighter citrus oils.
  • Vetiver is a natural base note in perfumery, lingering longer than light floral or citrus oils.
  • The aroma suits slower moments: a diffuser on the desk, a scent blend for the hallway, or a few drops worked into an oil burner.
  • Its masculine, cologne-like edge makes it useful when you want fragrance with depth and restraint.
Roots, Java and steam distillation

This oil comes from the roots of vetiver grass, a dense green plant also known as khus. The roots are steam distilled, a method that carries the aromatic compounds into vapour before they are cooled and collected as essential oil.

Because the oil is taken from the root rather than the leaf or flower, its scent is naturally heavier, drier and more tenacious. It has a grounded quality that sits close to wood, soil and warm grasses.

How to use it in your space

Add a small amount to a diffuser or oil burner, following the guidance for your device. For personal blends, dilute well in a carrier oil before applying to skin, and patch test first.

Keep the bottle closed between uses and store it away from heat and direct light. Do not use essential oils undiluted on skin. Avoid use during pregnancy, around young children, or near pets unless guided by a qualified professional.

Khus oil in context

Vetiver has long been valued for its deep root scent, especially in fragrance traditions where earthy base notes give a blend structure and staying power. In India it is commonly associated with the name khus, and its dry, cooling aroma has made it part of aromatic and perfumery culture beyond its botanical origin. Here, the appeal is simple and sensory: a root-derived oil with a distinctive earthy profile, used to add stillness, depth and a natural low note to home fragrance and personal scent blends.

Size and details
  • Volume: 50 ml
  • Botanical name: Vetiveria zizanioides
  • Plant part used: roots
  • Extraction method: steam distillation
  • Source: Java, Indonesia
  • Product weight: 110 g
A thoughtful scent gift

A good choice for someone who enjoys earthy essential oils, natural perfumery, or home fragrance with a quieter character. It suits people drawn to woods, resins and deeper scents rather than bright, sweet aromas.

Resonates with Vetiver

Common questions

Is vetiver a top, middle or base note?
Vetiver is generally used as a base note. It has a deep, persistent scent that helps anchor lighter oils in a blend.
Can I apply it directly to skin?
No. Essential oils should be diluted in a suitable carrier oil before skin use, with a patch test first.
What does vetiver blend well with?
It pairs naturally with woody, resinous and citrus oils, where its dry earthiness gives the blend more depth.