Parsley Leaf Essential Oil

Botanical Details

Parsley, also known as Petroselinum sativum, is a biennial flowering plant in the Apiaceae family. In many regions of the world, it is grown as a garden herb. In the first year, bright green leaflets emerge, followed by blooming stems with sparse leaves and yellow-greenish flowers in the second year. The plant thrives in moist soil with plenty of sunlight. Parsley leaves are often utilized in European, Middle Eastern, and American cuisines and have an abundance of flavonoids, antioxidants, and vitamins. Parsley is a vegetable, a spice, and a medicinal plant that has been cultivated for over 2000 years. Petroselinum is a Greek word that refers to the plant's propensity for growing in rocky areas.

Parsley leaf Essential Oil

The manufacturers of the parsley leaf oil offer unparalleled essential oil extracted from rich green parsley leaves through the steam distillation method. The resulting oil is a smooth yellow oil with parsley leaves' characteristic fresh herbal aroma, containing 1,3.8 menthatriene, alpha-pinene, beta-pinene, and myrcene bio compounds responsible for providing myriads of beneficial characteristics to this parsley leaf oil. It possesses antibacterial, killing, circulatory, diuretic, astringent, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Parsley leaf Benefits and Applications

With a daily drop of Parsley oil, one can reap the many benefits this oil offers, from facial care to cuisine. Parsley leaf oil aids in detoxifying the body by exfoliating toxins from the skin. The astringent characteristics help to restrict pores and improve the skin's complexion. It's also a good antiseptic for cleaning and disinfecting wounds. Additionally, the oil improves circulation, which helps to alleviate varicose veins. 

The parsley leaf essential oil bulk manufacturers and wholesale suppliers provide an incomparable oil possessing magical astringent and detoxifying effects. Its documented benefits include assisting in killing or limiting the growth of infections, purifying the blood to help improve circulation, which aids in treating arthritis, and using its carminative characteristics to help with digestion difficulties, such as nausea, indigestion, and stomach pains. The oil is most commonly used as a flavoring and in perfumery applications, and it has some fascinating aromatherapy advantages. As a perfumery element, it's generally incorporated into masculine fragrances and colognes, as well as several other hand soaps, cosmetics, and detergents.

Worldwide, users across industries obtain the oil in bulk from parsley leaf essential oil exporters.