Inula (Sweet) Essential Oil
Inula Graveolens
Product Properties
Country
Morocco
Plant Part
Leaves
Cultivation
Certified Organic
Chemical Families
Esters
Monoterpenols
Botanical Families
Asteraceae
Extraction Method
Steam Distilled
Therapeutic & Aromatic Properties
Notes
Middle
Aromas
Earthy
Sweet
Camphoraceous
Fresh
Suggested Uses
Breathe - Cold Season
We love using Inula essential oil to help maintain healthy lung activity when we're feeling congested from a cold, the flu, or allergies.
Relieve - Soreness
Inula is also used to help ease minor pain and inflammation, and is welcome when looking to soothe hot, reddened areas and is incredibly nourishing and healing in general to the skin.
Energy - Energizing
Emotionally and energetically, Sweet Inula essential oil builds confidence and refreshes our emotions. This essential oil can help attract positive energy and promote a greater sense of inner strength and courage.
Safety and Shelf Life
Shelf Life
5 years
Safety & Warnings
No known safety issues. Sweet Inula should not be confused with a related plant Inula helenium. While Inula graveolens is frequently used in aromatherapy, Inula helenium, also known as Elecampane (distilled from the root), is a severe dermal sensitizer and should not be used. Our sweet Inula is 100% Inula graveolens and entirely safe for therapeutic use.
GCMS Data
All essential oils at Aromatics International are GC/MS tested. This ensures that we sell oils with the highest possible integrity for therapeutic use. Learn more about GC/MS reports here.
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The Aromatics International Approach
Committed To Purity & Quality
Our products are made with organically-grown plants and distilled with attention to quality at each step of the process
Mindful Sustainability
We consider our impact on the earth at each step of our process
Founded by Aromatherapists
Over 20 years ago Aromatics International was founded to provide the highest therapeutic oils
- W(Wen-pin (Frank) L.Verified BuyerHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ years7 months agoHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ yearsRated 5 out of 5 starsPowerful oil for respiratory system
I blend Inula with magnolia in carrier oil. This blend calms my cough almost instantly in 5 minutes. I am so impressed and so pleased to have inula in my oil collection. Powerful oil for respiratory issues.
- CMCynthia M.Verified BuyerHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ years9 months agoHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ yearsRated 5 out of 5 starsGreat
I didn’t use the oil because I purchased incorrect one.
- SHShari H.How long have you been using essential oils? 5+ years2 years agoHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ yearsRated 5 out of 5 starsDifficult To Believe
Inula (especially from Corsica though Morocco is good) is the strongest most effective EO to purchase for respiratory conditions. It is also excellent as a post heart attack treatment and also helps with COPD. It gets rid of dust and smoke that has been inhaled. It has a high concentration of bornyl acetate which is excellent for the lungs/lung injury. I went through the entire list of best selling oils in order of best to last on this website and couldn't believe Inula was the very last one! Is this because people aren't aware of its respiratory benefits? Because it is so strong you don't have to use much of it so for the price it is extremely cost effective. I hope more people will try this oil; it is well worth the price.
- LRLorain R.Verified Buyer2 years agoRated 5 out of 5 starsA jem of an oil!
My curiosity made me buy this. It may be one of my new favorites. Every time I catch a whiff of this oil I am intrigued and pleasantly surprised as if it was the first time smelling. Love it.
- SJstaci J.Verified BuyerHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ years6 years agoHow long have you been using essential oils? 5+ yearsRated 5 out of 5 starsThe best quality oil I have found!
This oil is fantastic for helping lung function. It was perfect.