Organic Ginger essential oil, 5ml, Baldini

• Quantity - 5 ml
• Fragrance note - Top
• Extraction method - Steam distillation
• Aroma - Earthy, Spicy
• Origin - Madagascar

Ginger makes many dishes more digestible and is a classic ingredient in curries and tea. The organic flavor is not as spicy as fresh ginger and is therefore very suitable for people who do not like spicy foods. In Christmas baking, ginger is traditionally used for stollen and gingerbread, but it also goes very well in hot drinks, lemonades, cocktails, rice dishes, and soups. Ginger harmonizes well with orange, tangerine, and lemon.


Ginger essential oil has an invigorating, stimulating, analgesic, toning, carminative, expectorant, warming, antibacterial, antiviral, antiseptic effect.
It improves mood. Acts as an aphrodisiac.
Stimulates and tones circulation, for cold extremities, varicose veins, and high cholesterol. Aids concentration, memory, and confidence.
Combines well with scents of lemon, peppermint, orange, basil, cinnamon, marjoram, neroli, patchouli, rose, rosemary, sandalwood, ylang-ylang.


APPLICATIONS:

• For room fragrancing – max. 5 drops in an aroma lamp for rooms up to 20 sq.m.
• For massage – add no more than 10 drops of essential oil to 50 ml of a carrier oil of choice.
• For bath – 3 to 5 drops of essential oil, previously dissolved in 2 ml of a carrier oil, are added to a bath with warm water.
• In cooking – for flavoring dishes.

Tip for culinary use: The number of drops is determined according to the quantity of ingredients and personal taste. The essential oil is first mixed with honey, syrup, or vegetable oil, then added to the other ingredients. If possible, avoid heat treatment or add at the end.

CAUTION: Not to be used by pregnant women and people with sensitive skin! Store the essential oil tightly closed in a dark place out of reach of children!

Certifying bodies: Bio-Siegel DE-ÖKO-013

IMPORTANT: The information provided above is for educational purposes only and is not intended to serve as a basis for prevention or treatment. All essential oils should be used diluted in vegetable oil or another suitable base when applied to the skin. Do not take internally, except for those intended for culinary use, following the indicated method. Essential oils should be stored away from children. It is best to use them after a preliminary sensitivity test in the crook of the elbow.