Black Pepper Organic Essential Oil

Black pepper oil is described as warming, spicy, and stimulating - both physically and mentally.

Botanical name/piper nigrum /Fair Trade Certified Organic/Sri Lanka

Why is Black Pepper often used in Ayurvedic medicine? Black Pepper has been used for its carminative, warming and eliminative properties for many years. It helps to balance both Vata and Kapha doshas by increasing internal heat and movement.

Black Pepper blends beautifully with citrus oils providing a zingy uplift; with frankincense and sandalwood for grounding richness; and with vetiver or patchouli for deeper aroma layers.

Why is Black Pepper oil often used in massage formulations?  As this essential oil acts as a warming agent it may bring relief to overworked sore muscles. Please note: It must be blended with a carrier oil like Sweet Almond, Fractionated Coconut oil (our favorite).

Black Pepper is produced by the steam distillation of the dried, crushed, not-quite-ripe fruits of the pepper plant. Pepper has been esteemed as a spice in India for many centuries and is dispersed in trade throughout the world. In the Middle Ages in Europe, pepper was of great importance to season and preserve meat and to mask the odors of rancid foods. 

Fortifying, warming and strengthening. Black Pepper aromatherapy oil is known to be very stimulating physically and mentally. Therefore it may be an aid for alertness and stamina. 

Caution: Use with care in massage, bath or compresses. A possible skin irritant. 

This essential oil is known to have antiviral properties, acts as a bacteriacide and antispasmodic, and may provide relief for head colds, sore throats, and the flu. It also aids in digestion, making it a valuable tool for overall wellness.