Alambika Basil Linalol Organic Essential Oil

Botanical name: Ocimum basilicum L.

Quality: 100% natural essential oil

Cultivation: controlled organic

Suitability as: food

Fragrance profile: sweetish-hot, green-fresh, clove-like

Fragrance note: head

Plant part: flowers / plant

Origin: Nepal

Main chemotypes: (INCI) linalool, eugenol, alpha-terpineol, geraniol, beta-caryophyllene

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use

With its fresh and irresistible taste, basil is immediately associated with Mediterranean recipes in Italian cuisine. Basil oil can have an encouraging and invigorating effect and can be used for stress, doubt and mental overload. It is considered one of the most effective protective oils, it can give clarity and confidence. 

Thanks to its invigorating and relaxing properties, it strengthens well-being and is a remedy for stress and anxiety. It energizes in the case of nervous tension in the head region, forgetfulness, sleep problems and melancholy  feelings.

On a spiritual level, basil is repeatedly associated with devotion and divine protection. According to Ayurveda, it strengthens the connection between the head and the heart. 

Psychological effects:

• stress relieving
• anxiety-relieving 
• Helper with melancholy feelings

Spiritual effects:

• strengthens the connection between head and heart
  
• Protective oil
• balances Vata and Kapha imbalance (Ayurveda)

Physical effects: 

• warming 
• stimulating 
• relaxing 
• cleansing

Can be mixed well with: 

• anise
• fennel 
• rosemary 
• lemon 
• orange

Applications:

• 1-2 drops in the diffuser
• Mix 1 drop in a carrier oil of your choice and massage generously in circular motions on the affected areas
• as a smelling bottle

DIY recipe: shampoo for shiny, long-growing hair 

• 180 ml of aloe vera gel;
• 3 tablespoons of jojoba oil
• 10 tablespoons of baking powder
• 10 drops of rosemary oil cineole
• 5 drops of basil oil
• glass bottle

Mix all ingredients and store in a glass bottle. 

About the plant

Basil has its roots in the Greek word "basileus", which means something like king and thus describes the extraordinarily high rank of this plant that it held within the ancient Mediterranean civilizations. 

Basil, a member of the mint family, is characterized by a variety of species. The sweet basil is the most common. The sun-hungry spice plant originally comes from India, but is cultivated all over Europe. The mint family is an annual plant that grows bushy and grows up to 50 cm high. The main chemotypes are, depending on the origin of the plant, linalol and estragole, which are described as effective anticonvulsants and are therefore used in naturopathy as nerve and stomach tonic.

Studies

• https://www.researchgate.net/publication/324085682_Basil
• https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12732427/
• https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/266425

Item number: 1120