Anise essential oil

ANISE ESSENTIAL OIL: 100% natural essential oil of star anise INCI: Illicium verum APPLICATIONS OF ANISE OIL IN MEDICINE: This essential oil is one of the main healing aromatic oils for the treatment of respiratory diseases, because anise has a unique dual effect, acting as and emollient , and an expectorant. Anise oil not only eliminates stagnant cough, but also relieves obsessive unproductive cough, lowers the temperature. The most active anise oil affects the functioning of the entire digestive system, eliminating not only acute disorders, but also stagnation. It also has a beneficial effect on the functioning of the kidneys, all organs of the genitourinary system, including helping to dissolve calculi. Anise oil has a sedative effect on the heart, allowing it to cope with tachycardia, but if neglected, it can lead to dangerous conditions. In addition, anise oil is used for loss of voice, inflammation of the gums, painful menstruation, insufficient lactation. ANISE OIL IN COSMETOLOGY AND HOUSEHOLD: Anise oil is not used so actively in cosmetology due to its sufficient toxicity and allergenicity. It is an active oil that has found application primarily in products for sagging, aging skin. Anise allows you to restore aging skin, while normalizing the fat balance, promoting deep hydration and increasing firmness. In all cosmetics, anise oil can be used as an antiseptic additive, and anise oil can also be used to repel and kill insects, from mosquitoes to cockroaches and moths. It can also be used for flavoring drinks, sweets, mixtures, for preserving vegetables, for dishes made from milk and rice. APPLICATION: 1. To scent a room, 4 drops are enough per 15 square meters of room. 2. For taking a bath with essential oil – no more than 8 drops during a procedure lasting up to 20 minutes, while you should start with 3 drops of oil, increasing the concentration by 1 drop with each procedure to the maximum dose. 3. For hot inhalations, you cannot use more than 2 drops, while procedures should last for both hot and cold inhalations only up to 7 minutes. When massaging 10 grams of base, add only 5 drops of anise oil, for compresses and applications, the concentration can be increased to 7 drops. 5. If you want to enhance your home cosmetics, add 5 drops of anise oil to 15 grams of cream or lotion. It is better to start the application of the method of personal fragrances with 1 drop of oil, while the maximum allowable concentration is only 3 drops. Oil is also consumed internally in case of serious disorders of the digestive system or poisoning, only 1 drop up to 3 times a day along with honey or bread and washed down with warm water. Also, internal use is effective in increasing lactation during feeding and to stimulate kidney function. CONTRAINDICATIONS TO USE ANISE OIL: One of the most active oils requires extreme caution when applied. It causes dermatitis and should not be used at all for any allergic disease or skin inflammation. The test for individual intolerance is mandatory. Since active anise oil slows down blood circulation and heart rhythms, it cannot be used in high concentrations, because a violation of the dosage can lead to cerebral disorders. In no case is the oil used during pregnancy and is not used for children under 3 years of age. When applied to the skin, the oil causes active warming and tingling, often accompanied by redness, which is not a sign of allergies. For more than 3 weeks without interruption, the oil must not be used in any aromatherapy procedures, including perfume mixtures. STORAGE CONDITIONS: Store at temperatures from +5 to + 25 grams. PACKAGING: 8 ml MANUFACTURER: China differ from the one shown in the photograph.