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aka White Lotus Oil, White Lotus Essential Oil, White Lotus Essential Oil, Indian White Lotus Oil
Nelumbo nucifera
Botanical origin: Extracted from petals of Nymphaea lotus (commonly called white lotus or Indian lotus), native to regions like India, Sri Lanka, Egypt, and Southeast Asia.
Extraction method: Usually produced via solvent extraction to create a luxurious absolute. Some varieties may be steam-distilled .
Appearance & scent: Appears as a viscous, yellow‑orange to brown-red liquid. Aroma is delicate, floral, creamy with subtle herbaceous and aquatic undertones .
White Lotus Absolute stands out for its nuanced aromatic chemistry:
Major aromatic compounds: Benzyl acetate (soft floral), linalool and phenethyl alcohol (honeyed, skin-friendly), alpha-terpineol, hydroxycitronellal; deep esters and fatty oils create a creamy cushion.
Aroma layers: Balances sweet-floral with earthiness and freshness—some compare it to a tranquil “baby-like” softness or peaceful water-fresh scent .
Symbol of purity & spirituality: Revered in ancient civilizations—used in Egyptian rituals, Hindu and Buddhist iconography as a symbol of rebirth, enlightenment, and divine beauty.
Sacred tradition: Egypt pressed lotus petals for perfume and ceremonial oil; temples were adorned with lotus motifs to signify renewa.
Promotes relaxation, calms stress and anxiety, enhances mood and inner balance.
Deeply valued for meditation—supports spiritual awakening, emotional healing, and chakra alignment
Powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties: hydrates, soothes redness, fights signs of aging.
Natural astringent that tones skin, minimizes pores, combats acne .
May support cardiovascular health, digestion, and circulation due to its antioxidant and vitamin content .
Used occasionally for its fragrance in luxury candles, soaps, perfumes, and spa treatments.
| Method | How-To |
|---|---|
| Diffusion | Add 2–4 drops alone or blended with sandalwood, frankincense or jasmine. Ideal for meditation or a serene atmosphere. |
| Topical application | Dilute 0.5–2% in carrier oils (jojoba, coconut). Patch test for skin sensitivity. |
| Bath & massage | Include 5–10 drops in bath or massage oil; enhances relaxation, soothes muscles, and may improve circulation . |
| Home & linen | Use 0.5–1% in candles, linen sprays or room mists for a calming environment . |
Highly concentrated—dilute before topical use; patch test first .
Avoid using during pregnancy or on young children without professional guidance.
Store in dark glass away from heat/light to preserve potency.
Sourcing matters—choose oils that are GC/MS‑tested, organic, ethically and sustainably harvested .
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