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Black Pepper

is a spicy, warm, and woody spice.

Warm, spicy, woody, & slightly citrusy,

Black pepper is a dynamic ingredient that adds deep lively note to any fragrance it is a part of.

It is a delectable combination of freshness and spicy warmth, rounded out by a dry and woody earthiness at its base.

Warm, spicy, woody, & slightly citrusy,

Black pepper is a dynamic ingredient that adds deep lively note to any fragrance it is a part of.

It is a delectable combination of freshness and spicy warmth, rounded out by a dry and woody earthiness at its base.

Scent Therapy

+ Enhances Clarity

+ Soothes Anxiety

Scent Therapy

+ Enhances Clarity

+ Soothes Anxiety

How it works

Black pepper contains a high quantity of the following compounds: caryophyllene, limonene, δ-3-carene, β-pinene, α-pinene, sabinene. As a result, inhalation of its scent stimulates cognitive brain functioning and the relief of tightened nerves, enhancing your alertness.

Studies have also shown that black pepper’s volatile organic compounds can be effective in reducing smoking withdrawal symptoms by delaying time before the next craving (Rose & Behm, 1994).

How it works

Black pepper contains a high quantity of the following compounds: caryophyllene, limonene, δ-3-carene, β-pinene, α-pinene, sabinene. As a result, inhalation of its scent stimulates cognitive brain functioning and the relief of tightened nerves, enhancing your alertness.

Studies have also shown that black pepper’s volatile organic compounds can be effective in reducing smoking withdrawal symptoms by delaying time before the next craving (Rose & Behm, 1994).

How is it extracted?

The essential oil of black pepper is extracted by steam distillation from the black peppercorns which were dried and crushed.

Did you know?

Black pepper has earned itself the nickname “King of Spices” and “Black gold”, for being the most widely used spice in the world.

How is it extracted?

The essential oil of black pepper is extracted by steam distillation from the black peppercorns which were dried and crushed.

Did you know?

Black pepper has earned itself the nickname “King of Spices” and “Black gold”, for being the most widely used spice in the world.