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About this product
Expect something dusty and seed-like, and you will be surprised. On a scent strip this extract is crisp, green and crunchy, like the freshest stalk of celery you have ever snapped in a cold kitchen.
It is a CO2 total of Apium graveolens seed, grown in India and extracted in Germany, and it holds both the essential oil and the lipid components of the seed. It is a powerful aromatic, most at home in a personal inhaler or on a tissue, where a little goes a long way and the green snap of it can wake up a tired afternoon.
Details
- Botanical name: Apium graveolens, seed
- Origin: seeds grown in India, extracted in Germany
- Method: CO2 total, with both essential oil and lipid components
How to use
Breathe it in from a tissue or a personal inhaler. For topical use, dilute it to 1 or 2 percent, or up to 4 percent for a small area. Avoid it during pregnancy, do not use it with small children, and never take it internally.
A crisp green surprise for your aromatic cabinet.
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Celery Seed CO2
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