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| Size | 10ml, 25ml, 50ml, 100ml |
|---|---|
| Aroma | Sweetly fresh and herbaceous oil with a licorice-like nuance. True to the scent of the actual herb. |
| Distillation Method | Steam (leaves, flowering tips, buds) |
| Main Component | linalool, fenchol, eugenol, methyl chavicol, beta-caryophyllene |
| Application | mood lifting, mental clarity, mental fatigue, respiratory support, digestive support, muscle and joint support, immune support |
| Country of Origin | Mediterranean |
| Safety Notes | Not safe for children under 2 years. Generally considered non-toxic, however, may post as a low risk irritant, especially those with sensitive skin. Not to be taken. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or breastfeeding, consult with a qualified healthcare professional before using. Max dermal usage 3.3% (for healthy adult) |
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Aromagolic –
The oil is very beautiful, with a bright, juicy aroma. And although the chemotype of this basil is methyl havicol, it is sweeter than linalool oil. When you smell it, it feels like you’re smelling a fresh basil leaf rubbed with your fingers.
Basil essential oil energizes both body and mind. It’s a superb nerve tonic, a natural analgesic and makes an excellent pain-relieving massage blend for sore muscles (I combine it with black pepper, lavender and cedarwood). Also it’s very useful for the respiratory and digestive systems.
I like to add basil oil to salad dressings when there’s no fresh plant on hand.