Basil Sweet Linalool Egypt

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Botanical Name:
(Ocimum basilicum)
Origin:
Egypt
Part Used:
Leaf
Distillation Method:
Steam Distilled
Agro Class:
Wild Grown
Lot #:
EGH7-HS
Properties:
Sweet, herbaceous fragrance
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Description

ROOM FRAGRANCE: Used in fine perfumes, soaps, by the food flavoring trade and of course in aromatherapy.  Use a few drops in room diffusers or oil burners to refresh and uplift the emotions, and for lifting mild depression or lethargy.  

INHALATION: The Linalool Type is Antidepressant, anxiety, fatigue, mental relaxant, eases migraines and some headaches. Sinus congestion, colds & flu, antiseptic. Insect repellent, insect bites. In massage 

BATHS: Blend with other intellectually stimulating oils such as Rosemary, Pine, or Bergamot to wake up the mind and get you going following a disturbed or restless sleep.

MASSAGE: Good for muscular aches and pains, cramps and any anxiety states. Massage is a good way to reduce anxiety and may help the brain work more efficiently.

Caution:  Basil oil could cause severe poisoning if a 5 ml. bottle were accidentally consumed by a child, if this should occur immediate medical help must be obtained.

 

 

 

 

FREE Samples:
All orders receive three FREE Samples of your choice* See Sample policy.
Botanical Name:
(Ocimum basilicum)
Origin:
Egypt
Part Used:
Leaf
Distillation Method:
Steam Distilled
Agro Class:
Wild Grown
Lot #:
EGH7-HS
Properties:
Sweet, herbaceous fragrance
GC PDF:
Download GC
GC SDS:
Download SDS
Important Information:
All of the information provided on this website is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace medical advice given by a medical practitioner. We do not give medical advice.
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Reviews

  • 4

    Posted by pipitastro@yahoo.com on Oct 9th 2017

    This one smells like Thai basil, which I don't like. Not sure which one is the regular 'ol basil.