Anise Myrtle essential oil for rest, relaxing, masking bad smells, the best Aniseed essential oil

Anise Myrtle essential oil is a rich, anise/aniseed aroma, it is much fresher than traditional aniseed /anise/fennel aroma. It is calming, good for rest and will mask bad smells

Aroma Description:
Anise Myrtle essential oil is a bold, extremely full bodied, strong, yet very pleasing aniseed aroma, it is also very fresh.
It has proven to be the most popular aniseed oils, in our research, it is clearly superior to any of the other Aniseed essential oils.

Benefits:
Anise Myrtle essential oil is excellent for lowering stress, use for calming, assists with rest, relaxing, grounding, masks bad odours in rooms, calms noisy children. It is an essential oil which is quite good for clearing for the mind and can be refreshing.

It is a good essential oil for using in an air freshener to mask bad room smells, eg smoking, kitchen cooking smells etc.
Anise Myrtle is a good essential oil for non toxic cleaning, eg bad smelling clothes.

Anise Myrtle is a good essential oil to use in for cleaning and washing pet’s blankets.
It is also a good fish attractant.

How to Use:
Add a couple of drops of Anise Myrtle essential oil in a diffuser, oil burner, air freshener,
Add as an essential oil for non toxic cleaning, add several drops to cleaning liquids, floor washing water, dishwashing liquids.

Add several drops to a clothes washing machine when washing pets blankets.
Use on fish bait or throw in a couple of drops to attract fish.

Blend with:
Eucalyptus, Lemon Myrtle, Tea Tree for calming and for masking bad smells in the home.

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