Vetiver Oil

Since earlier period, almost the whole Vetiver plant has been used for various applications including the making of perfumes, soaps, and cosmetics. utilized in foods and drinks, Vetiver made a cooling beverage and sorbet flavoring. In tropical countries, Vetiver roots were traditionally utilized in the assembly of homemade evaporative coolers, which functioned as air conditioners before the inception of electricity. thanks to their coolness, the roots were ideal to be used in making grass mats. the method involved weaving the dried roots along with coir rope to form curtains, which were soaked in water before being hung in windows and doorways. As hot air knowledgeable the cold, wet roots, the Vetiver curtains contributed not only cool air but they also exuded a comforting, alluring, earthy fragrance to the interiors of homes and functioned as insect repellants. Similarly, Vetiver grass mats were draped over cars to stay them cool also. In India and Africa, Vetiver grass was thatched together to construct awnings, roofs, rugs, baskets, blinds, animal fodder and bedding, and other necessities for the house. to keep up cool temperatures for water and to learn from Vetiver’s health-enhancing properties, the roots were placed in Muslin sachets and kept inside clay water pots.