Organic Celery Seed Essential Oil (15ml)

Apium graveolens

€ 14,90

Celery seed oil has a fresh, herbaceous, slightly spicy aroma and is traditionally used in detoxifying and toning blends. It supports circulation and the lymphatic system, has a grounding effect and brings a sense of harmony. In cosmetic formulas, it contributes to the purification and toning of the skin.

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Supports detoxification

Supports lymphatic drainage

Balances the mind

Supports concentration

Has a grounding effect

Relieves muscle and joint stiffness

Description

Composition: 100% Organic Celery Seed Essential Oil Apium Graveolens Seed Oil.

Extraction method: Steam distillation

Scent

Earthy, spicy and warm herbal aroma with a characteristic fresh hint of celery.

Benefits

Suitable for massage mixtures for cellulite and fluid retention.
Has a mild expectorant effect.
Balances nervous tension and mental fatigue.
Promotes concentration and clarity of thought.
Supports joints and muscles in case of tension or stiffness.
Has a grounding, stabilizing and calming effect.

Applications

In an aroma diffuser to refresh the space with a warm, green and slightly spicy aroma.
In a massage mixture (with base oil) for a feeling of relaxation in tense areas.
In an aromatic bath (mixed with salts) to create a grounding and calming atmosphere.
In an aroma jewelry to support concentration during the day.
In dry inhalation for instant refreshment and clarity.
Safety tips: Use only diluted, avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes and sensitive areas. Not recommended for children, pregnant and lactating women without consulting a doctor.

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"“I am impressed by the ethos of Essences Bulgaria. Their commitment to organic farming, their care for the soil, and for future generations is commendable and they demonstrate a deep care in both sustainable farming and the production of quality essential oils."

Helen Nagle-Smith

Clinical aromatherapist, lecturer and author of "Working with Unusual Essential Oils" and "Aroma, Aromatherapy and Trauma".