Essential oils and their extraction

Essential oil is one of the substances found in aromatic and medicinal plants that is extracted from the plant in the form of oil and in a method similar to distillation by an essential oil extractor and is not soluble in water. In fact, the aroma and smell of plants are due to the presence of this substance. Essential oils evaporate in the open air and ambient temperature, hence, they are called volatile oils. Essential oils extracted by an essential oil extractor are usually colorless and darken in the presence of light and air due to oxidation. For this reason, they need to be stored in a cool environment and in packaging and containers that prevent light and air from entering them. Essential oils or liquid extracts of plants are potentially useful. In recent years, many people have begun to widely use essential oils or essential oils to treat a variety of common diseases, and some research shows that these products may help relieve symptoms of the disease and improve pain caused by it in many cases. Essential oils extracted with a diffuser are generally safe when used properly. If you use a diffuser for your product, remember to always dilute essential oils before applying them to the skin and never ingest them.