Black Pepper Essential Oil Bath It' s most common use

It' s most common use today is in perfumery where it used as a 'fixative' meaning it slows down the dispersion of essential oils and other fragrance compounds into the air

A must for any product line

Cassia is a skin sensitiser and irritant and is not recommended for the skin

gently moisturising the skin without leaving oily residue

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Black Pepper Essential Oil Bath It' s most common useDescription The spicy stimulating nature of Black Pepper has been revered for thousands of years for its warming and activating effects. Nature Essence Warm & Stimulating Black Pepper dispels cold and stagnation in the body and stimulates activity, making it ideal for weak or sluggish digestion and constipation, and also in massage oils to encourage circulation and ease tired, aching muscles and stiff joints. Great applied before or after strenuous