Wild Turmeric Essential Oil

Curcuma aromatica | Grounding, Bright & Restorative

Our wildcrafted Wild Turmeric Essential Oil is steam distilled from the vibrant rhizomes of Curcuma aromatica, a sacred plant flourishing in the outer Himalayan foothills of Nepal. Revered for centuries in Ayurvedic healing traditions, this botanical powerhouse is now capturing global attention for its deeply restorative benefits across skin care, body wellness, and emotional balance.

With a warm, spicy, and woody aroma, Wild Turmeric carries top notes of fresh Ginger and sweet Orange, creating a crisp, invigorating scent that mirrors the experience of slicing into a freshly harvested root.

Aromatic Profile

Scent: Fresh, spicy, earthy, slightly citrusy
Note: Middle
Strength: Medium to strong

Key Benefits & Uses

🌿 Skin & Body Wellness

Rich in anti-inflammatory and antioxidant compounds, Wild Turmeric Essential Oil supports a wide range of skin and body applications:

• Helps reduce blemishes and even skin tone
• Promotes cell regeneration for a radiant complexion
• Calms inflammation and skin irritation
• Supports relief from muscle aches, arthritis, and menstrual discomfort
• Soothes digestive issues when used in topical massage blends

A perfect ingredient for face serums, body oils, and balms designed to revitalize and restore tired or stressed skin.

🧘‍♀️ Aromatherapy & Emotional Support

Curcuma aromatica is cherished in aromatherapy for its ability to:

• Ground the mind and ease emotional overwhelm
• Lift the spirit and promote a more positive outlook
• Soothe stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue
• Support the body’s natural immune response

Its warming and comforting qualities make Wild Turmeric an excellent companion for daily meditation, relaxation, or seasonal wellness rituals.

Perfect For:

• Skincare products targeting dull, uneven, or irritated skin
• Anti-inflammatory massage oils and body balms
• Menstrual or digestive comfort blends
• Immune-supporting diffuser blends
• Uplifting yet grounding aromatherapy formulas