Aniseed Essential Oil
Aniseed Essential Oil
Botanical name: Illicium verum
Key Facts 🔎
| Sizes | 10 ml, 25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 litre |
| Origin | China |
| Extraction | Steam distillation of seeds |
| Fragrance Note | Middle |
| Purity | 100 % pure; carefully quality-checked |
| Sourcing | Sustainably sourced; grown without pesticides |
Why Choose Abbey Essentials Aniseed Oil?
Pure aniseed essential oil with a clear, sweet-spicy licorice character. Sourced from established growers in China and quality-checked for use in fragrance and craft applications.
Overview
Aniseed essential oil offers a warm, sweet-spicy aroma with a pronounced licorice note. It is commonly used for scenting and for adding a warm, spicy facet to blends.
Notes
- Top Note: Sweet-spicy lift
- Middle Note: Licorice-like floral
- Base Note: Warm, rounded finish
Scent Family
Spicy · Sweet · Warm
Aromatic Description
Sweet and herbaceous with a clear licorice character and warm, sweet finish.
Volatility & Evaporation Rate
Moderate evaporation; holds well as a middle note in blends.
Plant Origin & Production
- Botanical source: Illicium verum
- Grown in: China
- Plant part: Seeds
- Extraction method: Steam distillation
- Aroma profile: Sweet-spicy, licorice-like, warm
History & Traditional Use
Aniseed has long been used in culinary and perfumery contexts. Its licorice-like aroma features in traditional liqueurs, baking and classic fragrance blends.
Ideal For
- Perfume and fragrance accords
- Candles and wax melts
- Room sprays and diffusers
- Soaps, bath products and cosmetics (follow dilution guidance)
- Home cleaning and deodorising blends
Popular Uses
Aromatherapy & Atmosphere
Add a few drops to a diffuser or burner to create a warm, spicy atmosphere.
Crafting & Candle Making
Use as a middle note to add spice and warmth to floral, gourmand or oriental blends.
Home Cleaning
Add to surface sprays for a fresh, aromatic lift. Test on small areas first.
DIY Cosmetic Fragrance
Suitable for use in scented products. Always follow dilution guidance and product labelling.
Blends Well With
- Cardamom essential oil
- Caraway essential oil
- Cedarwood Atlas essential oil
- Coriander essential oil
- Dill essential oil
- Rosewood essential oil
Caution
Essential oils are highly concentrated - always dilute to 2-5 % in a carrier oil before applying to the skin; see your product label for specifics. Not recommended for internal use. Do not use during pregnancy or on children. Consult a healthcare professional if under medical supervision. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Storage Advice
Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep caps tightly closed to preserve aroma.
Tags
Aniseed · Illicium verum · Essential Oil · Licorice · Spicy
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Description
Aniseed Essential Oil
Botanical name: Illicium verum
Key Facts 🔎
| Sizes | 10 ml, 25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 litre |
| Origin | China |
| Extraction | Steam distillation of seeds |
| Fragrance Note | Middle |
| Purity | 100 % pure; carefully quality-checked |
| Sourcing | Sustainably sourced; grown without pesticides |
Why Choose Abbey Essentials Aniseed Oil?
Pure aniseed essential oil with a clear, sweet-spicy licorice character. Sourced from established growers in China and quality-checked for use in fragrance and craft applications.
Overview
Aniseed essential oil offers a warm, sweet-spicy aroma with a pronounced licorice note. It is commonly used for scenting and for adding a warm, spicy facet to blends.
Notes
- Top Note: Sweet-spicy lift
- Middle Note: Licorice-like floral
- Base Note: Warm, rounded finish
Scent Family
Spicy · Sweet · Warm
Aromatic Description
Sweet and herbaceous with a clear licorice character and warm, sweet finish.
Volatility & Evaporation Rate
Moderate evaporation; holds well as a middle note in blends.
Plant Origin & Production
- Botanical source: Illicium verum
- Grown in: China
- Plant part: Seeds
- Extraction method: Steam distillation
- Aroma profile: Sweet-spicy, licorice-like, warm
History & Traditional Use
Aniseed has long been used in culinary and perfumery contexts. Its licorice-like aroma features in traditional liqueurs, baking and classic fragrance blends.
Ideal For
- Perfume and fragrance accords
- Candles and wax melts
- Room sprays and diffusers
- Soaps, bath products and cosmetics (follow dilution guidance)
- Home cleaning and deodorising blends
Popular Uses
Aromatherapy & Atmosphere
Add a few drops to a diffuser or burner to create a warm, spicy atmosphere.
Crafting & Candle Making
Use as a middle note to add spice and warmth to floral, gourmand or oriental blends.
Home Cleaning
Add to surface sprays for a fresh, aromatic lift. Test on small areas first.
DIY Cosmetic Fragrance
Suitable for use in scented products. Always follow dilution guidance and product labelling.
Blends Well With
- Cardamom essential oil
- Caraway essential oil
- Cedarwood Atlas essential oil
- Coriander essential oil
- Dill essential oil
- Rosewood essential oil
Caution
Essential oils are highly concentrated - always dilute to 2-5 % in a carrier oil before applying to the skin; see your product label for specifics. Not recommended for internal use. Do not use during pregnancy or on children. Consult a healthcare professional if under medical supervision. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Storage Advice
Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep caps tightly closed to preserve aroma.
Tags
Aniseed · Illicium verum · Essential Oil · Licorice · Spicy
Discover more pure essential oils in our Shop Essential Oils collection.
Due to ongoing updates and improvements, product packaging may differ from images displayed. The quality and formulation of our essential oils remain unchanged.
