Basil oil contains a high content of active substances, such as linalool, methylchavicol (estragole), eugenol, or cineol, depending on the chemotype. It is available in several fragrance and chemical varieties.

Uses of basil oil:

In natural cosmetics and dermocosmetics, basil oil is used as a cleansing, detoxifying, and toning ingredient . Due to its antiseptic and refreshing properties, it is used in products for oily and combination skin, toners, cleansing gels, balms, and massage oils. In aromatherapy, it is used to scent spaces conducive to mental and creative work – it improves concentration, supports cognitive processes, and reduces stress.

In supplementation, basil oil can be used as an active ingredient in formulas that support immunity, respiratory function, digestion, and overall body regeneration. Its antibacterial and antispasmodic properties also make it useful in functional formulas.

Basil essential oil variants:

Depending on the technological needs and the expected sensory effect, different types of oil are available:

Classic Basil Oil – fresh, herbal, universal aromatic profile, recommended for cosmetics and wellness products.
Basil Linalool Oil (Grand Vert) – a more delicate scent, dominant note of linalool, recommended for soothing and care formulas.
Tropical basil oil – a more intense, spicy aroma with a distinct note of estragole, recommended for aromatherapy and massage applications.
Tropical basil oil ct. methyl chavicol – high content of methyl chavicol, intended for specialist recipes.