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Pure uncut essential oil
Parsley Seed Essential Oil does not smell at all like the culinary herb. It has a sweet, warm spicy scent. It is herbaceous and green in tone.
Of Interest: It is a very nutritious plant, high in vitamins A and C. There are over 37 different varieties of parsley, such as the curly-leaved type, which is used in herbal medicine.
Blends Well With: Anise, bay, black pepper, clary sage, coriander, ginger, neroli, oakmoss, rose, tea tree, ylang ylang
Traditional Use: Mainly used for its digestive properties. It has also been known to aid with kidney and bladder ailments.

Description

Botanical Name: Petroselinum Sativum
Extraction Method: Steam distilled
Aroma: Warm, wood-spicy herbaceous
Origin: Indonesia

Parsley Seed Oil is widely used in soaps, detergents, cosmetics, and men's colognes.
History
While Parsley is now regularly used as a meal garnish, in ancient times it was never brought to the table. It was viewed as sacred and belonging to the dead or those cast to oblivion. In fact, in Europe it was believed than anyone growing parsley would die within a year.