Basil Essential Oil From Sugandhim 100% Pure & Natural Aromatherapy and the said benefits of essential oils are alternative treatments and not meant to be as a substitute for modern medical intervention. No product is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. No liability is taken for claims arising out of misuse or otherwise of essential oils or any other product. Essential oils are not for consumption and must always be diluted before use. Always keep all essential oils and products out of the reach of children. If you are pregnant or nursing a baby, have a heart disease, epilepsy, high blood pressure or diabetes, seek the advice of a health professional before any essential oils or products. Skin test all products before using. Apply a small amount to the skin on your inner arm

1. BASIL

2. Basil Essential Oil
Botanical name :
Ocimum basilicum
Important Constituents :
Linalool, Fenchol , Eugenol , Methyl chavicol,
Beta Caryophyllene .
Common Method of Extraction
Steam Distilled
Part Typically Used
Leaves and Flowers/Buds
Aromatic Discription:
Sweet, herbaceous, licorice-like, slightly camphorous.

3. Tulsi (Basil) is the ‘Queen of herbs’ and indeed, it is
‘the incomparable one’, considering the health and
beauty benefits that are associated with it. Basil
essential oil contains all the goodness of tulsi in a
concentrate form. This powerful oil with fresh, sharp,
herbaceous-minty odour combined has clarifying,
uplifting and warming effects.
It is also one of the most commonly used herbs for
essential oil extraction. This extraction process
amplifies the medicinal properties of the plant, flower,
or tree. Every drop of essential oil is so concentrated
that one drop can be compared to pounds and pounds
of the plant used for extraction.
Basil essential oil has an aroma that can be calming
and refreshing. However, basil has an estimated 50 to
150 number of species all over the world, so how a
basil essential oil smells will depend on the species
and where it’s grown.

4. Basil Field

5. Basil originates from tropical Asia and the Pacific
Islands, but is now cultivated throughout Europe
and the USA. The plant is an annual hairy herb
growing up to 1 meter (3 feet).
The flowers range from white to pink, depending
on the species and attract swarms of bees in
summer time. Basilicum comes from the Greek
word 'Basilicos' meaning 'king' or 'royal'.
A much favored herb in India, it is held sacred to
Krishna and Vishnu, and the leaves are even
chewed before taking part in religious ceremonies.
It is said to have protective qualities, a Basil leave
is placed on the chest of a Hindu when resting. It
is also used in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine.
Origin of Basil

6. Benefits of
Basil Essential Oil
The health benefits of basil essential oil include its ability to treat nausea,
inflammation, motion sickness, indigestion, constipation, respiratory
problems, and fight bacterialinfections and manage diabetes.
Cosmetic Applications
Basil essential oil is used topically and massaged into the skin. It
enhances the luster of dull-looking skin and hair. As a result, it is
extensively used in many skin care supplements that claim to improve
the tone of your skin.
Improves Digestion
Basil essential oil is also used as a digestive tonic. Since basil oil
has carminative properties, it is used for treating indigestion,
constipation, stomach cramps, and flatulence. It provides immediate
relief from the gas in your stomach and intestines.

7. Relieves Cold
Basil essential oil is effective in providing relief from
colds, influenza, and associated fevers. Due to
its antispasmodic nature, it is frequently used to treat
symptoms of a whooping cough.
Treats Asthma
Along with its function in relieving coughs, it can also
be used to treat asthma, bronchitis, and sinus
infections.
Treats Infections
Basil oil is good for treating a variety of infections such
as cuts, wounds, skin infections, and bladder
infections due to its antibacterial properties. It is also
good for viral infections that attack the body and can
enter through other wounds.

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