Ylang Ylang Complete

1. Ylang Ylang consistently controls my blood pressure. As an example, I took my BP and it was 146/90. I applied Ylang Ylang to my forearms. Thirty minutes later my BP was 110/60. I have to reapply every 3 hours, but this is working very well. - V.W.

2. I use Ylang Ylang with some Peaceful for my daughter at bedtime, and she is asleep within 5 minutes. It's become a joke at our house. She now tells me not to rub the oil on her until she is laying down because she knows she will go right to sleep. - Donna

3. Your Ylang Ylang oil is amazing!  I have been struggling with insomnia lately - my brain just won't shut off at night - and by rubbing some of the oil on my chest and breathing it in, I relax almost instantly and sleep deeply. Thank you! - Sue

4. I used Ylang Ylang and got a terrible headache ;-(. Drinking a couple glasses of filtered water helped it go away. Guess I may have been dehydrated! - Carla


Ylang Ylang Distillation Information
gleaned from notes written by Dr. Robert Pappas, expert essential oil chemist
Ylang Ylang is collected in fractions, from a single distillation. The distiller monitors the specific gravity of the oil as it comes off the still. The lightest oil comes off first and is collected within a narrow, specific gravity range, and this oil is called "extra" and is regarded as the finest Ylang Ylang for perfumery since it has the highest levels of the floral oxides and esters. Once the specific gravity goes higher than acceptable for "extra," the distiller then begins collecting the oil in a new container, and this next oil is called Ylang Ylang I and has a specific gravity range defining it as well. As the oil continues to come over, it gets thicker and less floral as the specific gravity increases. The next specific gravity range would correspond to Ylang Ylang II, followed finally by Ylang Ylang III, which is the least floral, most earthy smelling and heaviest fraction because it is almost all sesquiterpenes at this point and has almost no floral components left in it. Ylang III is also the least expensive grade, and each grade above it gets successively more expensive. If the producer proportionally combines all of the fractions, this is sold as the Ylang Ylang complete oil, but a true complete should really be just one collection of all the oil in a single container during the entire distillation process rather than recombining the oil. A true complete Ylang Ylang is the one most important for therapeutic use because it is the whole oil.

HEO's Ylang Ylang is a complete collection of all the oil in a single container during the entire distillation process.