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PRODUCT PROPERTIES
Botanical Name:Laurus nobilis
Bay leaf oil is a type of essential oil made from the leaves of the bay laurel, also called sweet bay (Laurus nobilis). Another species, the West Indian bay leaf (Pimenta racemosa), also allows for the extraction of the essential oils in the leaves and the production of an oil with the same name. Today’s article considers the uses, properties and health benefits of bay leaf oil made from the leaves of Laurus nobilis, the same species widely used for flavoring food in Mediterranean cuisine.
The uses of bay leaf oil cover a range of health aspects and primarily include benefits for nerve and muscle pain and joint swelling and pain. Some of the less known benefits and uses of bay leaf oil are a natural decongestant action, antibacterial and antifungal effects, astringent properties as well as a mild sedative quality that contributes to lowering stress and anxiety levels. Bay leaf oil is added to bath water, soap and other skin and hair-products. In hair care, it is used for strengthening hair, maintaining scalp health, controlling dandruff, combating dullness and restoring shine.
CAUTIONS
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. For external use only.
PRODUCT PROPERTIES
Botanical Name:Laurus nobilis
Bay leaf oil is a type of essential oil made from the leaves of the bay laurel, also called sweet bay (Laurus nobilis). Another species, the West Indian bay leaf (Pimenta racemosa), also allows for the extraction of the essential oils in the leaves and the production of an oil with the same name. Today’s article considers the uses, properties and health benefits of bay leaf oil made from the leaves of Laurus nobilis, the same species widely used for flavoring food in Mediterranean cuisine.
The uses of bay leaf oil cover a range of health aspects and primarily include benefits for nerve and muscle pain and joint swelling and pain. Some of the less known benefits and uses of bay leaf oil are a natural decongestant action, antibacterial and antifungal effects, astringent properties as well as a mild sedative quality that contributes to lowering stress and anxiety levels. Bay leaf oil is added to bath water, soap and other skin and hair-products. In hair care, it is used for strengthening hair, maintaining scalp health, controlling dandruff, combating dullness and restoring shine.
CAUTIONS
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. For external use only.
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Grass Fed delicious tallow, I am new to cooking and frying with it and I have to be honest, it’s amazing! Mild aroma and flavor. Cutting seed oils out of my families diet and glad my son encouraged me to order this to try.–Roseann Storm
Babyyyy!!!!Listen!!! Get this oil!! It arrived today and I was on my way out the door and tried it in my car! IN MY CAR!!! I know my customers will love the body oil I'm getting ready to use this in!!! GET.......THIS.....OIL!!!– LaTausha
I bake a lot and go through avocado oil quickly. I love it for it's neutral taste & high smoke point. *Bonus* I rub any residual oil left in measuring cup into my skin! This is a wonderful oil, was shipped quickly & it is the perfect size for our household!– Vampie Oodles
I'm reordering for the 2nd time. I put this on my dogs dry dog food and they love it. I have a Yorkie that has skin allergies and has lost about 1/2 of his hair. The vet sold me some allergy medicine and it helped somewhat, but I decided to try this oil and after several months my little guy's skin wasn't dry anymore and his hair started growing back. It's soft and shiny and the smell on his skin is gone. It used to be pretty stinky. Also , my bird dog type mutt tore his ACL and the vet was afraid he might need surgery. I believe this has helped him recover.– Jant
