Umuthi Parsley Seed Pure Essential Oil - 5ML

Brand	Unbranded
Manufacturer	Umuthi Botanicals
Model Number	UM-EO-PAR10

Parsley seed oil is a natural remedy for a variety of issues, including arthritis and rheumatism, cellulite, cystitis, sciatica, and more. It also has antibacterial, anti-rheumatic, and antiseptic properties. To use parsley seed oil, add it to soaps, bath oils, or other products. It is also a good mix with other essential oils, such as black pepper, clary sage, orange blossom, and rose. Finally, parsley seed oil is also a good base for skin toners and balms.

Umuthi Botanicals Parsley Seed essential oil has a warm wood/spice aroma parsley and provides a number of benefits that you may be missing out on if you only the fresh herb as a garnish.
Sizes: 5ml or 10ml.
PARSLEY SEED ESSENTIAL OILUSES
Commonly used to assist with the treatment of:
Arthritis & rheumatism
Cellulite
Cystitis
Sciatica
BENEFITS OFPARSLEY SEED ESSENTIAL OIL
Houses the following active properties:
Antimicrobial
Anti-rheumatic
Antiseptic
Astringent
Carminative
Diuretic
Hypotensive
HOW TO USEPARSLEY SEED ESSENTIAL OIL
Add to soaps, bath oils etc. to provide a masculine fragrance.
For cystitis, mix an oil containing 30 ml (2 tbsp) almond oil, 2 drops wheatgerm, and 15 drops parsley and massage on the tummy, sacrum area and top of the hands. (Aromatherapy Bible Recipe).
Add 3 to 4 drops of Parsley seed essential oil to your bath water to help treat rheumatism and urinary problems.
Blend 3 to 4 drops of Parsley seed essential oil with a carrier oil (sesame oil works well) to make your own pain relieving massage oil.
Make your own skin toner by blending 2 drops of parsley oil with 5 drops of tea tree oil and 1 cup of natural apple cider vinegar. This will help to keep your skin blemish-free.
PARSLEY SEED ESSENTIAL OILEXTRACTION
Steam distilled from the seeds.
PARSLEY SEED ESSENTIAL OILBLENDS WELL WITH
Black Pepper
Clary Sage
Orange blossom
Rose
Tea tree
PARSLEY SEED ESSENTIAL OILINGREDIENTS
100% pure Parsley Seed (Petroselinum sativum) essential oil.
REFERENCES
Lawless, The Encyclopaedia of Essential Oils
Ryman, Aromatherapy Bible