Black Pepper Essential Oil by Rumah Atsiri

- Calming
- Grounding
- Relieving

Aromatic Use

Simply inhaling the aroma can have certain effects on our mind, body, and soul. Our sense of smell is the most sensitive of the five senses, allowing the aroma to travel through internal cells and interact with the limbic system, resulting in a desired emotional response. Diffusion is the most effective and efficient way to enjoy essential oils. Using a special diffusing device allows us to experience the aromatic benefits for an extended period of time.

Topical Use

Essential oils are easily absorbed into the skin, so it's important to understand the nature of the oil, your sensitivity, and the maximum safe usage for each oil. When using essential oils topically, it's crucial to keep the safe amount-per-day guidelines in mind.

Maximum dermal use for black pepper essential oil is 3%.
The maximum dermal use of an essential oil refers to the highest safe percentage or amount that can be applied topically to the skin. For instance, a maximum dermal use of 1% means that the essential oil should be diluted in a carrier oil so that it constitutes 1% or less of the total amount for topical use.

Please note that it's not recommended for pregnant women to use.
Do thorough research on the properties, benefits, and potential risks of each essential oil before use.
Always dilute essential oils in a carrier oil before applying topically.
Follow maximum dermal use guidelines to avoid skin irritation or adverse reactions.
Avoid using essential oils near the eyes, ears, nose, or mouth.
Keep essential oils out of reach of children and pets.
Do not ingest essential oils without consulting a healthcare professional.
Store essential oils in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
Perform a patch test before using a new essential oil to check for any allergic reactions or sensitivity.
Discontinue use if any adverse reaction occurs.