Common Name: Vetti Ver / Vetiver Root
Botanical Name: Chrysopogon zizanioides
Family: Poaceae (Grass family)
Part Used: Roots (aromatic, fibrous, and earthy-smelling)
Form Available:
Dried roots (used in water, infusions, and crafts)
Fragrance: Earthy, woody, and calming – long-lasting scent
Taste: Mildly bitter (when used internally in water infusions)
Soaked in drinking water to reduce body heat
Very popular during summer for hydration and cooling
Helps in preventing heat strokes and excessive sweating
Acts as a mild diuretic – promotes urine flow and clears toxins
Supports kidney and urinary tract health
The aroma of vetiver is known to reduce anxiety, improve sleep, and relax the mind
Used in aromatherapy oils and bath soaks
Added to bath powders and herbal scrubs for glowing skin
Treats itching, prickly heat, and rashes
Vetiver oil is also used to nourish scalp and promote hair growth
Used in foot soaks to reduce odor, sweating, and fatigue
Helps in soothing cracked heels
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Tamil | வெட்டிவேர் (Vetti Ver) |
| Sanskrit | Ushira |
| Hindi | खस (Khus) / Vetiver |
| Malayalam | റാമചാമി (Ramachami) |
| Kannada | ಲುಸೂರಿ ಮರಸು (Lusuri Marasu) |
| Telugu | vettivēru / khus-khus root |
| English | Vetiver / Khus Root / Fragrant Grass Root |
Vetiver-infused drinking water in earthen pots
Woven into mats, fans, and pillows to cool air
Used in temple rituals, herbal baths, and natural perfumes
Generally safe for all ages when used externally
When consuming vetiver water, ensure roots are cleaned thoroughly
Avoid overuse in very cold climates due to its cooling nature
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