Italian Helichrysum essential oil (Helichrysum italicum) - Corsican type

Family (Asteraceae) Distillation by steam distillation Distilled part: flowering aerial parts Origin: France (Seine-et-Marne) Essential oil from organic cultivation, produced and distilled by Claire at La Fabrique Végétale. Traditional uses: It is recommended to seek advice from a doctor, pharmacist, aromatherapy specialist For the therapeutic uses of essential oils, we recommend the following references: "The living Earth guide to essential oils" (Dr Françoise Couic Marinier; Dr Anthony Touboul); "The FESTY illustrated guide to essential oils" (Danièle Festy); "Scientific and Medical Aromatherapy Treatise, Essential Oils (Michel Faucon) The little story: Immortelle has been known since Antiquity since it was already appreciated in Greco-Roman times. Apollo, god of arts, healings and purifications, was sometimes depicted wearing a tiara of immortelles. The immortelle owes its evocative name to the fact that it never fades, even when cut. The immortelle bears golden yellow flowers, the Latin name has a Greek etymology: Helios (sun) and chrysum (gold) Immortelle has been known since Antiquity since it was already appreciated in Greco-Roman times. Apollo, god of arts, healings and purifications, was sometimes depicted wearing a tiara of immortelles. The immortelle owes its evocative name to the fact that it never fades, even when cut. The immortelle has golden yellow flowers, the Latin name has a Greek etymology: (sun) and (gold) (Dr Françoise Couac Marinier; Dr Anthony Touboul)