Hyacinth essential oil 10 ml medikomed

This is a concentrated cosmetic fragrance oil, not a ready-to-use skin product. For a bath, start with 3–5 drops dispersed in a tablespoon of carrier oil (such as almond or jojoba) or a splash of full-fat milk, then swirl into warm running water — this helps the oil emulsify and prevents it from floating on the surface where it could contact skin undiluted. For massage, blend 1–2 drops per 10 ml of carrier oil; the aroma will develop gradually with body warmth. To scent a neutral body lotion or cream, add 1–2 drops per 30 ml portion, mix thoroughly, and test on a small area first. Do not exceed these ratios, and never apply the oil directly to skin, mucous membranes, or near the eyes. If irritation occurs, wash the area with mild soap and water and discontinue use.

Hyacinth is one of the more opulent floral notes in perfumery. The opening is fresh and green, like crushed flower stems and damp petals, with a subtle bitter undertone that keeps it from smelling simply sweet. As the scent warms on skin or in steam, warmer honeyed nuances emerge, followed by a faint chocolate-like richness in the dry-down. This complexity makes it distinct from lighter florals such as lily of the valley or rose — it has more texture and depth. The character is spring-like but not fleeting; it lingers in a bath or on a scented lotion for a noticeable period. If you prefer purely sweet or purely green florals, this may feel richer than expected; if you enjoy layered, slightly spicy florals, it fits well.

Although marketed as a cosmetic aromatic oil, the composition is suitable for room fragrance use. In an ultrasonic diffuser, use 3–5 drops per 100 ml water; in a candle-heated aroma lamp, add 2–3 drops to a bowl of water — never use undiluted oil directly on the heated dish, as it can overheat and degrade the scent. The oil is flammable, so keep the bottle and any diffusion device away from open flames, stovetops, and direct sunlight. Store the 10 ml bottle tightly capped in a cool, dark place (a drawer or cabinet, not a bathroom windowsill) to preserve the volatile top notes; exposure to heat and light will flatten the green facets and accelerate oxidation. With proper storage, the scent profile remains stable for 12–24 months. Keep out of reach of children and pets.