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Synonyms: Peucedanum graveolens, Anethum sowa, Frutus AnethiLatin Name: Anethum graveolens Country of origin: INDIAPlant part used: SeedsMethod of Extraction: Steam distillation of chipped, crushed seeds Appearance: Colorless to slightly yellow somewhat clear liquid that change its color into dark shade over time. Perfumery Note: MiddleSolubility: Soluble in Alcohols, Essential Oils and insoluble in water Major Component: Carvone, limonene, phenylpropanoid dill apiole, traces of phelandrene, terpinene, dihydrocarvoneAromatherapy Uses: Aromatherapists take Dill Seed with being an effective Stimulating, revitalizing, restoring, purifying, balancing, and cleansing agent. Blending Property: Dill Seed works well with other spice oils, Elemi, Peppermint Oil, and CarawayHistory: It is same as Fennel Seeds; they were chewed by early Americans during church services. Its also related to carminative properties of herb Cautions: Avoid in Pregnancy, Used after consulting with Aromatherapist.
Synonyms: Peucedanum graveolens, Anethum sowa, Frutus AnethiLatin Name: Anethum graveolens Country of origin: INDIAPlant part used: SeedsMethod of Extraction: Steam distillation of chipped, crushed seeds Appearance: Colorless to slightly yellow somewhat clear liquid that change its color into dark shade over time. Perfumery Note: MiddleSolubility: Soluble in Alcohols, Essential Oils and insoluble in water Major Component: Carvone, limonene, phenylpropanoid dill apiole, traces of phelandrene, terpinene, dihydrocarvoneAromatherapy Uses: Aromatherapists take Dill Seed with being an effective Stimulating, revitalizing, restoring, purifying, balancing, and cleansing agent. Blending Property: Dill Seed works well with other spice oils, Elemi, Peppermint Oil, and CarawayHistory: It is same as Fennel Seeds; they were chewed by early Americans during church services. Its also related to carminative properties of herb Cautions: Avoid in Pregnancy, Used after consulting with Aromatherapist.
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