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Lotus oil

Lotus oil...

A herbaceous plant with fairly large leaves, attractive flowers with bright yellow stamens and a subtle pleasant aroma is a lotus. It is worth noting that the process of growing it is very laborious, while the collection of rhizomes and lotus inflorescences is carried out exclusively by hand in order not to damage this tender plant.

In many areas of human life, almost all parts of the lotus are widely used, including rhizomes and petals. In the cooking of many countries, lotus inflorescences are highly valued for their unsurpassed aroma, perfectly combined with some varieties of tea. The inhabitants of Japan consume lotus root fresh, serving it under a special sauce made on the basis of water and rice vinegar.

In addition, lotus essential oil, which is usually obtained from this vegetable raw material, is popular. The incredibly healing, cosmetic and rejuvenating properties of lotus oil cause its use in the treatment of certain diseases. In general, in many Eastern religions, the lotus flower itself is a symbol of purity, chastity, perfection, light and love, and in China and India it is completely ranked among the sacred plants.

In the composition of lotus essential oil, scientists have discovered numerous biologically active substances - in particular, alkaloids and flavanoids. That is why this natural concentrate acts as a powerful tonic, general strengthening and cardiotonic agent.

Egyptian lotus oil is considered one of the highest quality products that are isolated from the flower petals. Lotus natural oil features a floral, somewhat exotic scent with light notes of spicy herbs. In addition, it is characterized by a transparent consistency and a light yellow color.

This plant substance is widely used in Yoga, ReiKi, Feng-Shui and deep meditation. In addition, from time immemorial lotus was used in ancient astrology, as an aphrodisiac it was used to harmonize sexual relations.

Lotus essential oil, numerous reviews of which are often found on many world sites, is actively used in aromatherapy, cosmetology and medicine. The latter sphere is characterized by the use of lotus essential oil in the treatment of spasms and various types of pain. On irritated skin, this oil has a calming effect, reduces inflammation and relieves itching.

In cosmetology, lotus natural essential oil is relevant when there are skin problems: it's just perfect for caring for oily and combined. Lotus oil perfectly cleans, perfectly moisturizes and refreshes the skin, while increasing its elasticity, restores the tone of the skin.


lotus oil 899 kCal

Energy value of lotus oil (Ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates - ju):

Proteins: 0 g (~ 0 kCal)
Fats: 99.9 g (~ 899 kCal)
Carbohydrates: 0 g (~ 0 kCal)

Energy ratio (b | y): 0% | 100% | 0%