Elderberry Seed Oil

Sambucus nigra L. oil is a herbal oil obtained from the fruits of elderberry (Sambucus nigra) plant. This plant naturally grows in some regions of Europe, North Africa, and Asia.

Elderberry is a traditional plant that has been used for centuries in Europe. The fruits of the plant contain a variety of different nutrients and compounds, including anthocyanins, flavonoids, and vitamin C. Historically, elderberries have been used in many different ways, such as tea, jam, and syrup. Additionally, it is believed to have antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties in European medicine and is used to treat illnesses such as coughs, colds, and the flu.

To obtain oil from elderberries, the fruits are first washed and then dried and ground. The fruit pulp is then put through a cold pressing process. The cold pressing process is done at low temperatures to ensure the valuable nutrients in the oil are preserved. The resulting oil is filtered several times and stored.

USES & BENEFITS

Elderberry Seed Oil has a mild and pleasant fruity scent. This oil carries the unique scent of elderberries and has a sweet, fresh, and fruity aroma. This oil is a herbal oil that provides many health benefits, such as strengthening the immune system, having anti-inflammatory effects, contributing to skin health, and being beneficial for respiratory problems. It is used in the skincare, haircare, pharmaceutical, and aromatherapy industries.

In aromatherapy, Elderberry Oil can be used massage oils, or bath oils. When used as a massage oil, it can help relieve muscle pain, reduce tension, and promote relaxation.

However, it is important to mix the oils with a carrier oil and use them in the correct proportions instead of applying them directly to the skin. Additionally, individuals who are at risk of skin sensitivity or allergic reactions should consult an aromatherapist or doctor before use.