Stimulating – Anti-inflammatory – Antiseptic – Antioxidant

Warming and zesty

Ginger root, or Zingiber officinal, has been valued as a zesty spice and reliable, well documented, medicinal herb for centuries.

Ginger has been shown in studies to help treat a number of skin conditions, including acne and blemishes, but it is also commonly used to sooth burns, blisters, and sunburns. Ginger is naturally antiseptic, meaning is kills microbes that can cause skin issues. Since it is anti-microbial, ginger can help with hair growth, can fight dandruff, AND the anti-oxidants can help repair and prevent split ends or dry hair problems. Because ginger has antioxidant properties and can stimulate blood flow or circulation, in can help the aging process of skin. Ginger is also very gentle on skin, allowing those with even the most sensitive skin to benefit from it powers.

Ginger is most known for being stimulating and warming. It can increase concentration, improve memory, help relieve anxiety or stress, and helps deter lethargy and depression.

 Ginger is a flowering perennial where the rhizome, or root, is used.

The oil is obtained from the root of the plant via steam distillation.