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About essentail oil
Black pepper essential oil is a potent and aromatic oil extracted from the dried fruit of the black pepper plant, scientifically known as Piper nigrum. It is renowned for its warm, spicy, and slightly woody scent, often described as invigorating and energizing. The oil is typically obtained through steam distillation, which preserves its therapeutic properties.
Black pepper essential oil is prized for its wide range of potential health benefits. It contains a natural chemical compound called piperine, which gives black pepper its characteristic taste and is believed to contribute to its therapeutic effects. The oil is known for its potential analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.
When used aromatically, black pepper essential oil can help stimulate the senses, promote mental clarity, and provide a sense of warmth and comfort. Its energizing aroma makes it a popular choice in diffuser blends and aromatherapy practices.
Topical application of diluted black pepper essential oil is believed to provide relief from muscle and joint discomfort due to its warming and analgesic properties. It can be incorporated into massage oils or creams for localized relief.
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Birth certificate of essential oil
Latin name:Piper nigrumExtraction:Steam distillationParts used:Dried BerriesOrigin of parts:IndiaScent:Spicy, warm, pepperyNote:MiddleColor:Yellow to dark yellowViscosity:ThinOrigin:IndiaShelf life:Approximately 3-4 years -
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Blends with:
Bergamot, Frankincense, Lavender, Rosemary -
Quality
100% natural, not diluted and not adulterated essentail oil. It does not contain any other chemical or carrier oil
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Benefits
May help improve circulation and promote muscle relaxationStimulating and energizing properties -
Suggestions for use
Dilute with a carrier oil and massage onto areas of muscle tension -
Research
Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory Activities of Piper nigrum L. Essential Oil - full articleAntibacterial and Antifungal Activities of Piper nigrum L. Essential Oil - full article