Basil Linalool Organic Essential Oil

Analgesic, Anti-bacterial, Anti-depressant, Anti-fungal, Anti-septic, Anti-spasmodic, Anti-viral, Carminative, Cephalic, Diaphoretic, Diuretic, Digestive, Emmenagogic, Expectorant, Febrifuge, Immune support, Immuno-stimulant, Insecticide, Nervine, Stimulant, Stomachic, Sudorific, Tonic

Basil essential oil can be hazardous, dilution levels found in our General Safety Guidelines do not apply.  Please follow the recommendations here and in the “Safety and Warnings” section below.

This oil is not safe for children.

Add a maximum of 3 drops (0.15 mL) to 5 mL of carrier oil (or 3.3%) for topical applications.

Can be used topically to:

• Help relieve headaches
• Relieve stress
• Reduce symptoms of cough & cold
• Restore alertness and ease fatigue
• Relieve sore muscles and muscle spasms
• Provide clarity and mental strength
• Ease symptoms of depression
• Ease symptoms of motion sickness
• Promote sweating and detoxification
• Reduce fluid retention

Can be diffused or inhaled to:

• Help relieve headaches
• Relieve stress
• Reduce symptoms of cough & cold
• Restore alertness and ease fatigue
• Provide clarity and mental strength
• Ease symptoms of depression
• Ease symptoms of motion sickness
• Purify the air

Basil Linalool supports the 3^rd, 4^th, and 7^th chakras.

Tisserand & Young have shown that some Basil essential oils may be carcinogenic due to Estragole and Methyleugenol content.  Basil Linalool has a low risk of skin sensitization. ^[1]

Avoid old or oxidized Basil Linalool oil.  Store in refrigerator to extend shelf life.

We do not recommend topical use in concentrations above 3.3%

This oil is not safe for children.

Avoid when pregnant or breastfeeding.

References

1. Tisserand & Young Essential Oil Safety, 2^ndEdition Churchill Livingstone Elsevier. Edinburg 2014