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Davana
What is Davana?
Davana essential oil is derived from the Davana plant (Artemisia pallens), known for its rich, fruity, and slightly floral aroma. Used in aromatherapy, this oil is believed to reduce stress, promote emotional balance, and uplift mood. Davana oil is also popular in perfumery due to its complex fragrance profile, which can smell slightly different depending on the individual wearing it.
Why do I have an intolerance?
Intolerance to davana essential oil may arise from its high ketone content, which can cause mild skin or respiratory irritation in some individuals. Sensitive individuals or those with sensitivities to floral or fruity oils may find davana’s unique composition triggers discomfort, especially in concentrated amounts.
What can I do about it?
If you are sensitive to davana oil, consider using it sparingly or diluting it in a carrier oil. Alternatively, oils like bergamot or sweet orange provide similar uplifting effects with a softer aroma, making them gentler options for those with sensitivities. These alternatives can help maintain the desired mood-enhancing benefits while minimizing the risk of irritation.