Product Description
An aromatic and natural Caraway Essential Oil is derived from the plant seed of the Carum carvi. It is a biennial plant that belongs to the Apiaceae family and is native to Northern Africa, Europe and Western Asia; famous for its unique aromatic seeds. Carum carvi plant cultivates best in well-drained soils. Caraway Essential Oil extracted from this plant has a captivating and unique fragrance.
Its calming and warming properties also make it perfect for aromatherapy, skincare and massage. For skin, Caraway oil is rich in antibacterial properties that help to destroy acne causing bacteria. That makes it a perfect remedy to prevent and treat acne. This essential oil is energizing, uplifting oil that is good to add in energizing and morning blends. Make it an indispensable part of your regular personal care routine and enjoy the many perks it offers.
Suggested Uses
- For healthy digestion, take some amount of Caraway Essential Oil and gently massage it onto the stomach.
- Diffuse this oil in a diffuser to enjoy its aromatic and unique scent.
- Add Caraway Essential Oil to coconut or sweet almond oil and massage onto tension areas or sore muscles to ease muscular discomfort and relax muscles.
- Use it in skincare products like serums, lotions, creams etc.
- It can be used in cooking, baking or making homemade spice blends, pickles and liqueurs.
Direction for use
- Add a few drops of Caraway oil to a diffuser or inhale straight from the bottle.
- For topical use, massage the diluted Caraway oil tenderly onto the skin.
Features and Benefits
Contains expectorant properties
Provide relief from coughs, bronchitis and congestion.
Eases muscular discomfort, helps relax muscles.
May nourish and soothe the skin.
May help boost the immune system.
Help improve mental clarity, focus and concentration.
Help improve mental clarity, focus, and concentration.
Safety
Please don't use it while breastfeeding or pregnant. Use carefully, avoid with the pets, elderly, children and babies and must dilute well. Always perform a patch test before using it.
