Cumin essential oil

Botanical name: Cuminum cyminum

Why Choose Abbey Essentials Cumin Oil?

Small-batch steam distillation of premium Indian cumin seeds captures the oil’s warm, spicy-earthy richness. Abbey Essentials’ rapid processing and ethical sourcing guarantee a consistently potent, therapeutic-grade oil prized for digestive and revitalisation blends.

Overview

Cumin essential oil offers a stimulating, warm and spicy aroma with subtle earthy undertones. Traditionally used by Egyptians, Hebrews and Ayurvedic practitioners to aid digestion, it may help support a healthy digestive system and relieve occasional physical and mental fatigue.

Notes

• Top Note: Bright, spicy opening
• Middle Note: Warm, peppery heart
• Base Note: Earthy, grounding finish

Scent Family

Spicy · Warm · Earthy

Aromatic Description

Stimulating warm spice with a rich, earthy foundation.

Therapeutic Properties

Reviving · Energising · Digestive support · Fatigue relief

Volatility & Evaporation Rate

Moderate to slow evaporation; carries through the heart into the base of blends.

Plant Origin & Production

• Botanical Source: Cuminum cyminum
• Grown in: India
• Plant Part: Seeds
• Extraction Method: Steam distillation
• Aroma Profile: Warm, spicy, earthy

Tradition & Natural Wellness Use

For centuries, Egyptians, Hebrews and Ayurvedic healers have used cumin to ease digestion. In modern wellbeing, it may help to:

• Support healthy digestive function
• Relieve occasional physical and mental fatigue
• Provide a warming, invigorating aroma

Ideal For

• Digestive wellness blends
• Fatigue-relief massage oils
• Warming bath and body treatments
• Aromatherapy enthusiasts
• DIY revitalising blends

Popular Uses

Aromatherapy (Mood & Atmosphere)

Add 3–5 drops to a diffuser or bowl of warm water to invigorate and warm the air.

Holistic & Wellness Routines

Blend 2–4 drops with carrier oil and massage onto the abdomen or lower back to support digestion and ease fatigue. Note: see your product label for specifics and seek professional advice for health concerns.

DIY Skincare & Beauty

In warming foot-bath soaks, add 5–7 drops to hot water to refresh tired limbs. Patch test before use; avoid sensitive areas.

Blends Well With

• Angelica essential oil
• Caraway essential oil
• Roman Chamomile essential oil

⚠️ Caution

Cumin oil is slightly phototoxic and may irritate—always dilute to less than 5 % in a carrier oil before applying to skin. Not recommended for internal use. Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding or under medical supervision. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Tags

Digestive support · Fatigue relief · Warming aroma · Phototoxic · Aromatherapy blend

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