Product Description
Only hand-harvested Getto leaves from Okinawa Island Getto (no pesticides or chemical fertilizers used during the cultivation period) are used. An essential oil that contains the powerful vitality of the island Getto grown under the dazzling sun in the peaceful time of Okinawa’s stripes.
Getto grows in clusters in the mountains and fields in warm subtropical climates from Okinawa to Kagoshima, and from spring to early summer, it blooms in a bow-shaped, moon-like cluster of white flowers with pink tips, and after the flowers fall, it produces red fruits. It will bear fruit like bells. Belonging to the Zingiberaceae family, Getto has roots that extend underground and transmits the energy of the earth, the source of life, from its stems to its leaves. Its large, fragrant leaves have insect repellent and antiseptic properties, and have been used in food and as an insect repellent since ancient times, making it a familiar herb for the people of Sima.
In recent years, it has been discovered that Gettos are surprisingly rich in polyphenols, which are known for their antioxidant properties, and are attracting attention as beauty ingredients that are effective against aging. Expected to have an antibacterial effect that suppresses acne, etc., and a collagen production promoting effect that promotes moisturizing and firmness, the sweet and exotic moon peach is also perfect as a scent for a dressing room. In addition, its effect on female hormones can be expected to alleviate menstrual pain and menopausal troubles. It regulates the rhythm of beauty and health, improves concentration, and has deodorizing effects.
Getto is a mixture of many different ingredients, from top notes to middle notes. First, the exotic scent of tropical flowers provides a pleasant stimulation, and as time passes, the refreshing green-toned scent gives you a feeling of freedom, like the limitless sky that spreads within your heart. A fragrance that brings peace of mind and serves as the foundation for living a life of supple strength.
