The botanical name of Tuberose oil is Polianthes tuberosa and it is extracted from the flowers of the plant. Polianthes tuberosa is also known as tubereuse and tuberosa. It is extracted by the process called Enfleurage. In extraction from the fresh flowers, only those flowers are plucked whose petals haven't opened yet. It is one of the most ancient flowers and is used for a number of purposes. It is a perennial plant which grows in elongated spikes almost up to 18 inches long and develops clusters of many fragrant flowers. Origin : Tuberose oil found its origin in Central America. Now, it is actually cultivated all over the world for the flower business and especially in China, France, Egypt and Morocco. Method of Extraction & Part of Plant Used : This oil is actually extracted from the Polianthes tuberosa of the Agavaceae family. Aroma : It has got Sweet, Rich, Floral, a little Spicy aroma. Therapeutic Properties : Tuberose oil is aphrodisiac, acts as deodorant, relaxing, a great sedative, very warming and a nice antiseptic. Blends Well With Precautions : Tuberose oil is not usually used in aromatherapy. It is used in the perfume industry as a constituent of high-quality perfumes and is said to have narcotic material. Since, the fragrance of this oil is highly intense so, it can cause headaches. It is recommended that this oil should be used in well diluted proportions only.