dōTERRA Celery Seed Oil 15 mL

Celery seed oil has a long history of use, dating back to fifth-century China. It’s still widely used in modern Indian Ayurvedic wellness practices.

Celery you find at the grocery store looks nothing like the celery sold at local farmers markets. True celery plants are bright green and radiate life. They take two years to fully mature, growing up to three feet tall and producing small tan fruit—the primary repositories for the essential oil.

Celery Seed essential oil has a strong, sweet, and spicy aroma that’s known to create a calming, relaxing, and positive environment. When applied topically, Celery Seed oil cools and soothes the skin.

Limonene is the primary constituent in Celery Seed essential oil and a common component in citrus oils. It’s known for providing internal cleansing properties.* When consumed, Celery Seed essential oil can also soothe the digestive system.

Primary Benefits

• Celery Seed essential oil supports the nervous and digestive systems when taken internally.*
• Celery Seed oil calms the body and mind when consumed.*
• Celery Seed essential oil cleanses both internally and externally.*

• Uses

  • Consume one to two drops of Celery Seed essential oil both morning and night to promote healthy digestion.*
  • Add three to four drops of Celery Seed essential oil to a warm Epsom salts bath and enjoy a comforting soak.
  • Blend a few drops of Celery Seed oil with Fractionated Coconut Oil and apply during a soothing massage.
  • Diffuse Celery Seed essential oil to create a positive, uplifting space.

  Directions For Use

  Diffusion: Use three to four drops of Celery Seed essential oil in the diffuser of your choice.

  Internal use: Dilute one drop of Celery Seed oi in four fluid ounces of liquid or use in a veggie cap.

  Topical use: Dilute one to two drops of Celery Seed essential oil with a carrier oil and then apply to desired area.

  See additional precautions below.

  Cautions

  Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you’re pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician.