Star Anise Essential Oil - Price: $204

History of Star Anise Essential Oil:

Star anise essential oil is derived from the fruit of the star anise tree, a small tree that grows 8 to 15 meters tall and can live for about a hundred years. It is native to southwestern China and northern Vietnam and is now unknown in the wild but has been cultivated since antiquity.

Star anise takes the form of a polygonal star when mature. It is also known as star anise for this reason, and its scent resembles green anise found around the Mediterranean Sea, sharing similar benefits.

Star anise infusion can be used to treat minor oral wounds (such as cuts, mouth sores) and sore throats without a fever. It has recognized antimicrobial properties. It can also be used for this purpose as a mouthwash. It also relieves nausea related to nervousness. Star anise also has a toning effect, appreciated in the absence of general and transient fatigue of pathological causes.

Identity Card:

Product Name: Star Anise Essential Oil
Place of Origin: China
Producing Tree: Star Anise Tree
Odor: Aniseed, peppery
Botanical Family: Schisandraceae
Color: Light brown
Texture: Clear mobile liquid
Price: 2,048.72 MAD per liter

Composition:

Trans-anethole
Limonene
Alpha-pinene
Linalool
Estragole
Lignans
Shikimic acid
Flavonoids, with antioxidant action
Tannins

Benefits:

Relieves muscle and rheumatic pain
Antispasmodic: It has antispasmodic properties and soothes colic and discomfort due to flatulence and constipation.
Treats hormonal problems: It alleviates hormonal imbalances and hot flashes associated with menopause.
Effective on circulatory and respiratory systems such as bronchial infections, seasonal respiratory infections, and the common cold.

Characteristics:

100% Pure, natural, integral
Usage of Star Anise Essential Oil:

This oil can be used in the following cases:
The common cold
Spasmodic cough
Aerophagia (excessive swallowing of air)
Menopause and perimenopause
Rheumatism

Precautions for Use:

Keep out of reach of children.
Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, or on children.
Do not exceed the recommended dose.