Black Pepper Essential Oil
Black Pepper Essential Oil

Black Pepper Essential Oil

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Black Pepper Essential Oil offers a rich, spicy aroma that invigorates the senses. Steam distilled from Piper nigrum peppercorns, this oil contains natural compounds that may help promote circulation and digestive comfort. Its warming properties make it an excellent addition to massage blends for soothing muscle tension after physical activity.

  • Diffuse or use in a room spray to create a relaxing atmosphere while promoting better focus, concentration, and natural energy.
  • Dilute with a carrier oil, then apply topically to the chest to support respiratory function, massage into the abdomen to support better digestion, or use as a soothing salve to treat muscle pain and inflammation.
  • Dilute with a carrier oil, then massage into the soles of the feet to promote better circulation and strengthen the immune system naturally.
  • Use to keep insects like fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes from biting exposed skin by diluting with a carrier oil or adding to a DIY bug spray.
  • Diffuse, inhale, or use it in a topical massage oil to help quit smoking.

Black Pepper Oil

  • Botanical Name: Piper nigrum
  • Country of Origin: India/Madagascar*
  • Extraction Method: Steam Distilled
  • Plant Part: Peppercorns
  • Aroma: Spicy, Earthy
  • Consistency: Thin
  • Blends Well With: Bergamot, Cinnamon Bark, Lavender, Lemon, Orange, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang

*To confirm the specific country of origin for your bottle, please consult its GC/MS test.

Always dilute and patch test prior to topical application. We recommend conducting a patch test before extensive topical use. Avoid contact with mucous membranes, eyes, and the inside of the mouth, nose, and ears. Do not ingest. Do not use while pregnant or breastfeeding.

Kids Safety: Safe to use topically with children ages 2 years and up. Dilute to a .5-2% dilution rate for topical application.

Tips for Safe Diffusing:

  • Diffuse in a well-ventilated area with plenty of airflow.
  • Diffuse in 30-60 minute intervals, with ample break periods for safe and effective use.
  • Keep children and pets out of the direct line of mist.

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  • Does Black Pepper essential oil smell like peppercorns?

  • Will Black Pepper essential oil make you sneeze?

    No, Black Pepper essential oil has a gentler aroma that typically doesn't cause irritation like ground pepper might.
  • Can Black Pepper essential oil be used for smoking cessation support?

    Some people find the aroma of Black Pepper essential oil helpful when working to quit smoking. It may be used in diffusion or diluted for topical application as part of a mindfulness practice.
  • Can you cook with Black Pepper essential oil?

    No, Black Pepper essential oil is not intended for internal use or cooking. Use freshly ground black pepper in recipes instead.