Common Name: Ambrette Seed Oil
Botanical Name: Abelmoschus moschatus
Family Name: Malvaceae
Parts Use: seeds
Color: pale yellow clear liquid

Ambrette seed is very grounding. It?s used as a spice in the East, and as a musk substitute in perfumery. In India it is popularly known as Mushkdana or Kasturi Bhendi. Traditionally, it cures cramp, indigestion, acidity and other stomach complaints, and treats headaches and nerves. In aromatherapy, it is effective for anxiety, depression, fatigue or other stress related conditions. It is also good for cramps, muscular aches and poor circulation.

Oil is extracted from the musky, kidney shaped, fully ripened seeds. The evergreen shrub grows well in India, and is cultivated in the West Indies, China and Indonesia. The essential oil has a rich, musky smell and has both relaxing and stimulating properties. It is warming and calming and said to be anaphrodisiac. This Oil Use as a Massage, baths, inhalation, compress, A few drops on a tissue can clear your head, whether you`re suffering from a cold or mental fatigue. Relieve headaches or any nausea, from travel to morning sickness Four drops in a basin will refresh tired feet.