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Anise essential oil, 5 ml

Why anise oil remains a staple flavoring and fragrance ingredient worldwide

Anise essential oil in a compact 5 ml bottle is a practical starting point for testing formulations, small batches, and home projects before scaling up. The oil is steam-distilled from anise seeds and retains a warm, sweet, slightly licorice-like aroma that drives demand across several industries far beyond skincare. Alongside other items in the Essential Oils section, anise oil is a concentrated raw material that requires precise dosing when developing a recipe.

Globally, the strongest demand for anise oil comes from the food and spirits industry: it is used in the production of absinthe, ouzo, sambuca, aniseed liqueurs, as well as in baked goods, gingerbread, candies and chewing gum, where its spicy character is most appreciated. In pharmaceutical applications, the oil has long been part of cough syrups, lozenges and mouth rinses. Perfumers add anise oil to oriental, spicy and chypre compositions, where it lifts top notes and adds warmth to the overall structure. In household chemistry and candle making, the oil serves as a fragrance component, while in skincare it is used sparingly in warming or circulation-focused blends, typically at 0.5-1% of the total formula.

Anise oil blends well with other spicy and floral essential oils: an interesting pairing appears with geranium essential oil, which softens the sharpness of anise with floral tones, and with tarragon essential oil, close in spicy profile and frequently used in the same culinary applications. For perfumery blends, anise is often combined with citrus and floral notes, such as neroli essential oil, which brightens the composition and balances the spicy accent.

The oil should be added at the final stage of production, at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius, to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds. For soap and candle fragrances, a typical dosage is 1-3% of the base weight, for perfume compositions 2-5% depending on the concentration of other ingredients, while culinary experiments usually require just one or two drops per portion. Store the oil in a tightly closed dark glass bottle, away from direct sunlight and heat, to keep its aroma stable over time. The small 5 ml format is well suited for home trials before moving to larger volumes for consistent studio or industrial production.

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INCI	Illicium verum H. Oil
Other
Att brand	Germany
Attention	th action. Do not use without advice from an aromatherapist. Contraindicated in children under 3 years of age.
Color product	colorless or pale yellow liquid
Concentration	100% main product
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	ванна полная — 2-4 капли на вещество-эмульгатор; аромаспрей для воздуха — 6-10 капель на 5 мл эмульгатора; аромалампа — 1-3 капли; соль для ванн, мыло — 25 капель на 1 кг; массаж, аромасвечи, масляные сыворотки — 1-4 капли на 50 мл базы; дезодорант — 3-4 капли на 5 мл базового масла; обогащение эмульсий, шампуня — 4-6 капель на 10 г средства; лосьоны от выпадения волос — 5-7 капель на 20-25 мл средства
Minimum count	1
Name	Anise essential oil, 5 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	5 ml
Solubility	oil, ether, alcohol
Valid until	10.2028