Botanical Name: The botanical name of Nagarmotha oil is Cyperus scariosus. It is also known as Nagarmotha or Cypriol.

Plant Part: Nagarmotha oil is typically extracted from the roots of the Cyperus scariosus plant.

Extraction Method: The oil is usually extracted through steam distillation, where steam is used to separate the essential oil from the roots of the plant.

Origin: Cyperus scariosus is native to the Indian subcontinent and is commonly found in India, Pakistan, and Nepal. It is primarily grown and harvested in these regions.

Color: Nagarmotha oil is typically a dark amber to brownish color.

Nagarmotha oil has a warm, earthy, and woody aroma. It is known for its deep and rich fragrance, often described as sweet, spicy, and somewhat smoky. The oil has a medium viscosity.

 Uses: 

Nagarmotha oil (Cyperus scariosus) has several common uses in the pharmaceutical and perfumery industry, including its medicinal and aromatic properties. These uses may include:

– Ayurvedic Medicine: It is widely used in Ayurvedic medicine for its potential to alleviate digestive issues, manage pain, and promote overall well-being.

– Perfumery: Nagarmotha oil is a valued ingredient in perfumery and fragrances. It adds depth, warmth, and complexity to various perfumes and scented products.

– Aromatherapy: The oil is used in aromatherapy for its calming and grounding properties. It can help reduce stress and anxiety.

 – Inflammation and Pain Relief: Nagarmotha oil may be used in formulations aimed at reducing inflammation and pain due to its potential anti-inflammatory properties.

– Natural Cosmetics: It is used in natural cosmetic products for its fragrance and potential skin benefits, such as improving skin tone and texture.

Blends Well With: Nagarmotha oil blends well with many other essential oils, including sandalwood, cedarwood, vetiver, patchouli, and various floral oils like rose and lavender. These combinations can create unique and exotic fragrances.

Odor: Nagarmotha oil has a distinctive sweet, earthy, and woody aroma. It may have spicy undertones, and its scent can be described as both exotic and grounding.

Cautions: Nagarmotha oil is generally safe when used in appropriate dilutions and under the guidance of a qualified aromatherapist or herbalist. As with any essential oil, it’s essential to perform a patch test to check for allergies or skin sensitivity. Pregnant women and individuals with specific health conditions should consult a healthcare professional before using this essential oil. Always follow safety guidelines and industry best practices for the use of essential oils in pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications.

Disclaimer: Please note, Medica Aroma Products does not recommend Nagarmotha Essential Oil (Cyperus scariosus) be taken internally unless under the supervision of a Medical Doctor certified in clinical Aromatherapy.