Natural Black Pepper Essential Oil, 10 ml
Black Pepper Essential Oil (Piper nigrum)
Properties:Stimulates digestion, increases appetite, warms, relieves muscle spasms. Has an energizing and warming effect, additionally accelerates the removal of soreness.
Scent:spicy, earthy.Blends well with: bergamot, cinnamon, lemon, lavender, orange, ylang-ylang.
Botanical name: Piper nigrum. Chemotype: caryophyllene.Origin: IndiaObtaining: distillation.Plant part: seeds.
HOW TO USE:Bath – fill the bathtub with warm water and add essential oils (previously mixed with carrier oil). For one bath, use 6-12 drops of oil mixed in one tablespoon (10ml) of carrier oil.Massage – add the selected essential oils to the carrier oil intended for massage. Pour approximately 50ml of carrier oil into a glass bowl or bottle, add 10-25 drops of essential oil, and mix. Store the mixture in a tightly closed dark glass bottle in a cool, dark place. Shake the bottle before each use. For one teaspoon (5ml) of base oil, usually 2-3 drops of essential oils are used.Spraying – fill the water container in the aroma burner or diffuser with water and add 3 to 6 drops of essential oil.Sauna – add 5 drops of essential oil to 1 liter of water.
PURE ESSENTIAL OILS 100% NATURAL FOR SKIN CONTACT ALWAYS USE DILUTED
Attention! Safety of use: - Pregnant women and children should not use oils without prior consultation with a doctor - Protect eyes from direct contact with the oil - Do not apply undiluted oils directly to the skin, with the exception of tea tree and lavender oil - Do not use in case of a known allergy to the oil - After using citrus oils, avoid sun and UV lamps. CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR USE OF OILS: - Do not use in the first months of pregnancy: peppermint, thyme - Do not use during pregnancy: cedar, myrrh, cypress, fennel, juniper, marjoram, rosemary, sage (has a spasmodic effect) - Do not use in case of hypertension: thyme - Do not use in case of epilepsy: rosemary, fennel - Do not use internally (do not drink)
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