Sweet fennel essential oil Organic

Name: Fennel oil sweet

Latin name: Foeniculum vulgare

INCI: FOENICULUM VULGARE DULCE FRUIT OIL

Synonyms: Florence fennel; finocchio; fennel roman oil

Origin plant: Spain

Part used: Seeds

Origin distillation/extraction: Spain

Production: Steam distillation of the seeds of Foeniculum vulgare

Odor: sweet, green, anethole-like with an herbal nuance odor

Appearance: colorless to pale yellow clear liquid

Important constituents:

Anethol: >65%

Limonene: <10%

alpha-Pinene: <7%

Fenchone: >1%

Methyl chavicol: <2%

The small, aromatic seeds of the flowering Foeniculum vulgare herb create a fresh, sweet, earthy, spicy, anise-like essential oil.

Emotionally and energetically, fennel essential oil calms and encourages. This essential oil is often used to encourage greater self-expression and mental clarity.

Fennel sweet essential oil is known to help foster effective communication and can give us the courage to initiate brave conversations when they need to take place.

Application in cosmetology In the cosmetic sphere, the properties of fennel oil, which tighten and restore skin tone, are used no less actively than the lipolytic function of normalizing lymphatic metabolism. This is one of those oils that help restore, tighten or shape the contours of the body and face.

Thanks to fennel oil, the elasticity and tone of the skin on the abdomen, bust, hips increase, and the skin returns its elasticity and firmness. Actively use this essential oil in the fight against cellulite and to restore the beauty of the skin after losing weight.

As well as on sagging skin, this aroma oil also affects wrinkles, and smoothing the epidermis. At the same time, fennel also evens out the complexion, returning to its natural color.

This essential oil is not only suitable for mature skin care: it helps even out color and help problem skin.

Fennel aromatic oil refers to active oils, so it is used only after an individual sensitivity test. When applied directly to the skin, it tingles within a few minutes.

• For aroma lamps, use up to 4 drops of fennel oil per room.

• To improve the characteristics of cosmetics, add up to 9 drops of aromatic oil per 15 grams of base, but for massage - only up to 7.

• Aroma baths with fennel oil should not be hot, while no more than 6 drops of essential oil are diluted in the emulsifier.

• Fennel sweet oil is also used in cold compresses along with jojoba oil, avocado or macadamia oil, adding 7 drops of fennel to a tablespoon and soaking with gauze napkins.

Important: essential oils are highly concentrated vegetable essences, so they require dilution with carrier vegetable oils.

Presentation: Amber glass bottles, self-adhesive dropper with internal cone.