Here are some suggestions:

 

Bath

Add 6-10 drops of Fennel oil to your tub of hot water and let its goodness soak into your body. Add the oils after the bath is filled.

 

Fungal infection

To treat nail or hair fungus, you can dilute your Fennel oil with a suitable carrier oil and rub it gently into the affected areas. You can also add a few drops of Fennel essential oil to your regular shampoo or hand creams.

 

Inhalation

There are several ways to inhale Fennel oil. You can inhale it directly from your bottle or a handkerchief or diffuse it in your diffuser machine.

 

Massage

Dilute the Sweet Fennel oil with a suitable carrier oil (almond, coconut, jojoba) and massage it into your abdomen to help with menstrual pains or digestive problems.

 

For other ideas how to use essential oils check out our ESSENTIAL OIL-BOOK

The anethole content of fennel oil boosts the production of estrogen which may be dangerous for pregnant women as well as women who have uterine or estrogen- related cancers.

 

People who suffer from epilepsy should avoid fennel oil.

 

Hemophiliacs should avoid taking the oil as should those with other bleeding conditions and those on diabetes or anticoagulant medications.

 

Children under the age of 6 should avoid fennel oil.

 

People with sensitive skin should exercise caution before applying fennel oil topically and should always dilute their oil before performing a patch test.

Our products are for external use only unless otherwise indicated. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and it should not be used by anyone who is pregnant or under the care of a medical practitioner.