Basil Essential Oil

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100% Pure Basil Essential Oil

Step into a lush, warm kitchen garden with the sweet, spicy, and slightly sharp scent of our classic Basil Essential Oil. A cherished herb in culinary and wellness traditions worldwide, Basil is a powerful tool for clarity, focus, and soothing the spirit. This is more than just an aromatic scent; it's a timeless invitation to relieve mental fatigue, sharpen your senses, and find a moment of peace.

Why You'll Love It  

•   Soothes Head & Muscle Tension: When gently applied to the temples and neck, the warming, soothing properties can help melt away tension and relieve feelings of discomfort and stiffness.
•  Eases Stress & Calms Nerves: A wonderful oil for aromatherapy, it helps to ground scattered thoughts and promotes a sense of emotional balance and courage.
• Combats Mental Fatigue & Enhances Focus: The refreshing, herbaceous aroma helps to clear the mind, reduce feelings of stress, and promotes sharp mental alertness and sustained concentration.

How to Use:

Aromatherapy: Add 3-5 drops to your diffuser during long meetings, study sessions, or whenever you need an invigorating lift and mental clarity.

 Topical Application (Tension Rub): Dilute 1-2 drops and gently massage into the back of the neck and shoulders.

 Revitalizing Bath: Mix 4-6 drops with a tablespoon of Epsom salts and add to a warm bath to soothe tired muscles and melt away emotional stress.

 Refreshing Room Spray: Add 10-15 drops to a spray bottle filled with distilled water and a splash of witch hazel to create an herbal, clean room mist.

Aroma Profile:

A sweet, warm, and herbaceous aroma with a slight spiciness and a fresh, penetrating undertone.

Product Details:

 Extraction Method: Steam Distilled

 Part of Plant: Leaves and Flowering Tops

 Quality: 100% Pure, Therapeutic Grade, No Additives

Caution: For external use only. Use sparingly as Basil is potent. Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to the skin. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, or dealing with epilepsy, consult your physician.