

Allspice Essential Oil
Price range: $23.45 through $52.75
In natural perfumery, allspice essential oil is used in spice blends, incense notes, chypre, oriental bases, men’s fragrances, and fougeres.
Combined with white fir essential oil and a touch of myrrh essential oil, it can bring forth the essence of the winter holiday season beautifully. This blend can be diffused anytime you want to bring a warm, homey feeling into your space.
Aromatic Profile
Top Note: Warm, powdery, complex spicy note of clove, cardamom, nutmeg, and cinnamon
Heart Note: Complex spicy, sweet, vanilla-like, balsamic
Base Note: Spicy, sweet, vanilla-like, balsamic
Classification: Heart or base note
Tenacity: Medium
Allspice can add that warm holiday baking note to diffusion blends. It is wonderful to diffuse during the winter, or when inviting guests into your home. Blends well with resin oils, spice oils, and conifer oils.
More About Our Allspice Essential Oil
Size: 5 ml violet glass bottle
Source: Jamaica
Distillation: Artisan distilled by steam distillation of the berries
Botanical name: Pimenta dioica
Homeopathic Properties of Allspice Essential Oil
- Analgesic
- Anesthetic
- Anti-bacterial
- Anti-convulsive
- Anti-depressant
- Anti-emetic
- Anti-flatulent
- Anti-oxidant
- Anti-rheumatic
- Anti-fungal
- Anti-septic
- Anti-spasmodic
- Anti-viral
- Aperitive
- Aphrodisiac
- Carminative
- Digestive
- Rubefacient
- Stimulant–digestive
- Tonic–nervous system
Uses
Internal–oral, inhalation
External–massage, topical application, local and spinal compress, bath, energy center application
Observations and Anecdotal Information
Allspice makes an excellent addition to a hot winter bath. Its rubefacient properties open the pores, and stimulate circulation in the skin to release the exterior and warm the surface. This makes a great bath for relieving arthritis, muscular and myofascial pain.
Taken internally (at proper dilution rate), allspice can relieve indigestion and soothe the stomach and digestive organs. It is an antimicrobial that can balance yeast and relieve gas and bloating.
It has a warming aroma. In the Napoleonic war of 1812, Russian soldiers put allspice powder in their boots to keep their feet warm. The resultant improvement in foot odor has carried into today’s cosmetic industry, where the aroma of allspice is usually associated with men’s toiletries, especially products with the word ‘spice’ on the label.
Cautions
- Allspice essential oil can be irritating to the mucous membranes for some people.
- It can cause toxicity if consumed in large amounts.
- Allspice should be avoided during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.
None of our products are recognized or approved by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. This information is anecdotal, and is provided for educational purposes only. It is not meant to be taken as medical advice. See a health care professional for medical advice.
| Weight | 0.025 lbs |
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| Size | 30 ml violet bottle, 5 ml violet glass bottle |
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