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Botanical Name: Foeniculum vulgare mill. var. dulce
Plant Part: Seeds
Country of Origin: USA
Method of Extraction: Steam Distillation
This EO is antiseptic, diuretic, expectorant, insecticide and laxative. Its main qualities are warming and drying. Sweet fennel EO is an excellent body cleanser, may rid the system of toxins from alcohol and excessive eating, great for hangovers. It may be used for the treatment of cellulite when accumulations of toxic wastes and fluids in the subcutaneous fat produce a characteristic wrinkled appearance. Its aroma is sweet, licorice/aniseseed-like.
It’s also said to regulate menstrual cycles and is used for the lungs as an antispasmodic and expectorant. May be used in cold conditions and bronchitis. Tonic to the digestion. Good for vomiting and colic. Antispasmodic, relieves colic, constipation and gas. Decreases appetite. Should be avoided by pregnant and lactating women, persons with endometriosis and epilepsy. Blends well with lavender, lemon, rose, and sandalwood. Flash point: 148F.
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Simon Bergeron (Montréal, QC, CA) | August 17th, 2016
I thought this oil would have a strong smell of anis/liquorice, but it’s not really the case. In fact, it’s a rather multi-layer scent. At first it has a strong smell of wet hay and has a little dill-like scent. The texture of the smell (not the oil, but the smell) is very very wet, even soggy. It reminds me of spinach purée (or maybe I’m just biased because of my memory of greek spanakopita made with spinaches and dill!). Anyway, this is the impression that hits me first. The anis/liquorice side stands underneath and becomes more noticeable as the soggy green scent slowly decreases. I find that it’s a complex scent, surely not linear. I’m eager to smell it again and again to find new facets to it.
Mechelle Wyatt (Gastonia, NC, US) | October 12th, 2013
I bought this a little while ago and am now ready to give my review. This is a great little oil to have on hand. It has worked wonders for tummy upsets as well and just smells so fabulous if you enjoy fennel! A nice oil to add to any collection! And as always top quality from CG! A+
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TERMINOLOGY:
EO = essential oil
FO = fragrance oil
HOW PRODUCTS ARE DISPENSED...
BOTTLING/PACKAGING:
Essential oils: Are sold only in the quantities/net weights listed on our website. These oils are shipped to us by the distiller or manufacturer in industry-standard metal or plastic containers and that’s how we ship them to you.
Carrier oils and most other liquids are dispensed in individual HDPE plastic pails or containers with some type of handle, each container holds the purchased net weight of liquid.
Soft butters such as Horsetail and Almond are dispensed in plastic HDPE pails w/metal handles; those butters may remain inside the pails indefinitely when properly stored. Hard butters such as Cocoa are dispensed factory-wrapped in plastic and placed inside a box. Castile Gel is dispensed in a self-contained cubitainer with pouring spout.
NOTE: While the packaging methods mentioned above are generalized, we reserve the right to dispense and ship in any available container. If a customer at any time feels more comfortable transferring an essential or carrier oil to glass, this should be done.
Raw materials/ingredients are sold and dispensed by weight. Many customers ask how many ounces are in a pound, there are 16 ounces in one pound. These are not fluid ounces, they are ounces by weight.
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