Iris germanica
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Iris Roots - Iris germanica -is probably best known for its beautiful and dramatic flowers. Ranging in color from white to blue to purple, the blossoms have been prized for centuries by many cultures. However, it is the root, not the flowers, of the iris that produce it's oil. This essential oil is very rare and expensive, as more than 1500 pounds of iris roots are needed to make 1 quart of the oil through a process of steam distillation.
Iris root oil has a violetlike, sweet, soft, warm and highly comforting fragrance. The oil not only possesses an appealing scent, but also has health and beauty benefits. It can loosen mucus and quiet dry coughs, making it good for treating bronchitis and whooping cough. Iris root oil also has a regulating effect on nervous disorders. Cosmetically, the oil helps to maintain healthy skin and nourishes sensitive skin. It is frequently used in exclusive skin care products. Iris root oil can also gently deep clean oily, blemished skin and may even **** regulate overactive sebaceous glands. It also possesses laxative and diuretic effects that can **** cleanse the blood.
Named after the Greek goddess of the Rainbow, Iris, the root possesses a unique, violet-like fragrance which has long been associated with love. In american folk magic, the ground root is sprinkled onto bedsheets and onto the body to induce amorous feelings. Inhale the sweet fragrance of Iris Root during love rituals of all kinds. Additionally, sniff this aroma(with visualization) to facilitate a connection between your psychic and conscious mind.
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Sistematik Hiyeraşisi:
Kingdom :
Plantae
Subkingdom :
Tracheobionta
Division :
Magnoliophyta Cronquist, Takht. & Zimmerm. ex Reveal
Class :
Liliopsida Batsch
Subclass :
Liliidae J.H. Schaffn.
Order :
Liliales Perleb
Family :
Iridaceae Juss.
Genus :
Iris Linnaeus