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Artemisia absinthium Essential Oil, 5 ml

INCI	Artemisia Absinthium Essential Oil
Other
Application	Cosmetology: Added to creams and lotions for oily and problematic skin. Used in shampoos to combat dandruff and strengthen hair. Aromatherapy: For relaxation and better sleep. As a preventive measure during viral epidemics. As part of massage oils to relieve muscle and joint pain. Used in inhalations for respiratory diseases. Household chemicals: In air fresheners and disinfectant solutions. Perfumery: Used as a component of herbal and woody compositions.
Aroma	with a characteristic herbal, bitter, slightly camphor aroma
Att brand	France
Color product	From transparent to pale yellow
Dosage	For skin: 0.5–1% in cosmetics. For massage: 3–5 drops per 10 ml of base oil. For aromatherapy: 2–3 drops per aroma lamp or 100 ml of water. For bath: 4–6 drops per 10 liters of water.
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Artemisia absinthium Essential Oil, 5 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	5 ml
Properties	Antiseptic: destroys bacteria, fungi and viruses. Anti-inflammatory: helps with skin inflammations and irritations. Tonic: improves the general condition of the skin, helps restore tone and elasticity. Expectorant: makes breathing easier during colds. Calming: relieves stress, tension and helps with insomnia.
Purpose	For skin and hair care. For improving emotional state. For creating antiseptics and compositions with a relaxing effect.
Solubility	oil, alcohol, ether
Type	natural
View	liquid
Valid until	10.2028

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