Anethi, 100% Pure Essential Oil

Irish Apothecary's Own Brand 100% Pure Essential Oil Anethi essential oil, also known as dill essential oil, has a long and fascinating history that spans various cultures and time periods. Derived from the seeds and sometimes the leaves of the dill plant (Anethum graveolens), this essential oil has been used for its culinary, medicinal, and aromatic properties. The purest and finest of essential oils bringing you the best of natural medicine for your physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Known for its unique and distinctive aroma, here's a detailed description of its fragrance: Fresh and Green Top Notes: Herbaceous: The initial impression of Anethi essential oil is intensely herbaceous, with a crisp, fresh quality that is reminiscent of the green, leafy part of the dill plant. Grassy: There is a sharp, grassy element to the top notes, adding a sense of freshness and vibrancy. 2. Sweet and Spicy Middle Notes: Sweet: As the aroma develops, a subtle sweetness emerges, akin to the mild sweetness found in fennel or anise. This sweetness balances the initial sharpness of the top notes. Spicy: There is a delicate spiciness, similar to caraway or aniseed, adding warmth and complexity to the fragrance. 3. Earthy and Woody Bottom Notes: Earthy: The base notes are grounded by an earthy quality, providing depth and a sense of rootedness. Woody: There are also faint woody undertones, which add to the overall complexity and longevity of the scent. Overall Characteristics Anethi essential oil is characterized by its fresh, green, and herbaceous aroma with sweet, spicy, earthy, and woody undertones. It offers a complex and multifaceted fragrance profile that evolves over time, providing a dynamic olfactory experience. Descriptive Analogies Fresh: Like walking through a sunlit herb garden, with the scent of freshly cut dill leaves and grass. Aromatic: Reminiscent of the kitchen while cooking with fresh dill, fennel, and caraway. Warm: The spicy undertones evoke the comforting warmth of a well-seasoned dish. Usage Contexts Culinary Aromatherapy: Its scent is closely associated with the culinary use of dill, making it popular in settings where food-like aromas are desired. Aromatherapy: Used for its calming and relaxing properties, helping to alleviate stress and promote a sense of well-being. Perfumery: While less common, it can be used in niche perfumery to add an herbaceous and fresh note to fragrance compositions. Home Fragrance: Incorporated into diffusers and room sprays to freshen up spaces with its clean and invigorating aroma. Cosmetic Products: Added to soaps, lotions, and other personal care products for its unique scent and potential skin-soothing properties. In summary, Anethi is known for its ability to ease tension from daily stress, promoting deep, restful sleep, and supporting feelings of contentment and well being. It also has various other medicinal benefits and is helpful in blends formulated for managing pain and inflammation, muscle spasms, and unwanted bacterial, fungal or viral activity. Irish Apothecary's Own Brand 100% Pure Anethi Essential Oil Botanical Name Anethum Sowa Origin India Family Apiaceae Plant Part Seeds Extraction Steam Distillation Note Middle Colour Pale yellow that darkens with age. Consistency Light Scent Fresh, sweet, herbaceous, slightly earthy. Blends With Citrus, herby, minty and woodsy oils. Group Herby The purest and finest of essential oils bringing you the best of natural medicine for your physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Amber Glass with aluminium cap, product includes a dropper and pipette enclosed. Approximate Weight 10ml = 40g 30ml = 80g 50ml = 120g This pure essential oil is undiluted, unadulterated and created just for you. It can be used in your diffuser (3-5 drops, depending on diffuser size, for whole water capacity), in your skincare, applied directly on the skin (patch test first), 15 drops per 100ml with good filtered water to make a mist or as you please. It is very effective with the tunnelling method or for an instant energy change. When we diffuse an essential oil, we passively ingest the molecules in the air. As they enter our bloodstream, we are benefitting from the intelligence and healing properties of the oil. Close lid tightly during uses. If you are using your product with the pipette on frequent usage, ensure the pipette is empty when placing back into your product. It is best to store your pipette separately if not in frequent use. This will prevent your pipette from degenerating and your oil evaporating. It is advisable to patch test product before use. Keep out of direct reach from children. Store in a cool dry place. Take necessary precautions when using other medicines.