Essential Oil – Parsley Seed

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Product Type 100% Pure & Natural Essential oil
Available in 5ml
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Botanical Name Petroselinum sativum
Origin Egypt
Part Seed
Extraction Steam
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$50.00

[ Scent Library ]
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Aroma
  • A heavy, spicy-herbaceous, and deeply "root-like" aroma. It is less fresh than the herb and much more savory.
  • It opens with a bitter, warm top note that feels slightly oily and peppery.
  • The heart is intensely green but in a dark, shaded way—reminiscent of crushed stalks and wet earth.
  • It has a musky, woody dry-down that is very persistent. It smells "solid"—like a dense, sun-baked garden bed.
Category Herbaceous | Spicy
Note Middle
Intensity 3/6
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[ More About ]
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AKA Parsley Leaf, Garden Parsley
Chinese 欧芹
Japanese パセリ
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Botanical Family Apiaceae (Umbelliferae)
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Chemistry Myristicin
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Common Usage Fluid Balance & Detoxification

  • Managing Edema: One of the most effective oils for reducing water retention and "puffiness" in the ankles and legs.
  • Lymphatic Drainage: Stimulates the lymphatic system to help the body process and eliminate metabolic waste and toxins.
  • Cellulite Support: Frequently added to body contouring blends from clubarome.com to help smooth the appearance of dimpled skin.
  • Kidney Tonic: Traditionally used to support kidney function and help "flush" the urinary system when massaged (diluted) over the lower back.

Circulatory & Vein Health

  • Vasoconstrictor: Known for its ability to help shrink and tighten blood vessels, making it useful for treating hemorrhoids and thread veins (when used in very low dilutions).
  • Speeding Bruise Recovery: Helps disperse trapped blood and increases localized circulation to clear up bruising more quickly.
  • Regulating Menstruation: Acts as an emmenagogue to help stimulate or regulate a sluggish or suppressed menstrual cycle.

Advanced Skincare & Astringency

  • Tightening Large Pores: Its strong astringent properties make it an excellent addition to facial toners for oily or sagging skin.
  • Clearing the Complexion: Helps balance uneven skin tone and can assist in "brightening" a dull, tired face.
  • Scalp Stimulation: Increases blood flow to the hair follicles, which is believed to encourage stronger hair growth and a healthier scalp.

Digestive & Physical Relief

  • Expelling Gas: Acts as a carminative to relieve flatulence, bloating, and abdominal discomfort.
  • Joint and Muscle Detox: Helps clear uric acid buildup in the joints, providing relief for those suffering from gout or rheumatism.
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Blending note A dominant "green" oil. It needs oils that can either provide a bright "ceiling" (citruses) or a deep, structural "floor" (resins and woods).
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Do you know? The term sativum means "cultivated." While wild parsley was often associated with death in ancient lore, the sativum (cultivated) variety was grown in monastery gardens throughout the Middle Ages as a "cure-all" for digestive and "melancholy" (depressive) disorders.
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Contraindication
  • Use with extreme care.
  • Because of its high apiole content, it is a strong abortifacient and must be strictly avoided during pregnancy.
  • It should also be avoided by those with inflammatory kidney conditions.
  • Always use in low dilutions (0.5%–1%) to avoid liver overstimulation.
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