Fragonia Oil

[ynecauldiiqiizedt]

Just wondering if anyone has tried this essential oil?

Most articles I have read compare it to Tea Tree oil, use it for antiseptic uses and aches and pains etc, but one website has said it is good for releasing emotional and physical blockages, a good balancing, regulating oil.
As I have only found this info in one place, I'm wondering if it is correct? I was tempted to try it but don't want to waste time and money if it is just going to have the same properties as tea tree oil.

 

[BlackRock113]

I was recently introduced to this oil on a course with Aromantic. I love the oil -it has a great smell. I was told that it was much better than tea tree for it's antiseptic properties. You're right about it releasing emotional and physical blockages - I was also taught this - great to use for people who need to move forward from things. It is milder on the skin that tea tree. It is also an expectorant, anti-fungal, balancing, antimicrobial, and analgesic. Apparently it's molecular structure is quite unique! I'm going to be adding it to my collection of oils soon. Do a google search on fragonia - quite a few things come up and there appears to be quite a lot of research done on it too.

 

[noble8fold]

Thanks Lavandula, I was being to feel a bit lonely! 56 views on this thread, lots of aromatherapists on here and not a single reply!

It does sound good on the reviews and based on your liking for it I think I will add it to my 'wanted' list!

 

[Mera Souhait]

It sometimes happens like that with no-one answering! Fragonia is a relatively new oil so can well imagine that not many people have heard of it.

I would definitly recommend the oil. Another two oils I was introduced to recently was Cape Chamomile and Linden Blossom - love both of them!