Mace

Common Name: Mace

Botanical Name: Myristica fragrans

Plant Part: Husk

Origin: India

Extraction Method: Steam Distilled

Oil Type: Essential Oil 

Aroma: Sweet, spice, hints of nutmeg

Note: Middle

Appearance: Clear to brownish yellow

Consistency: Thin

Blends Well With: Lavender, Bay, Orange, Geranium, Clary Sage, Rosemary, Lime, Petitgrain, Mandarin and Coriander.

Description: Nearly everyone has heard of nutmeg, but still many people have not heard of mace (unless they simply think of it as a type of defense product). Mace comes from the nutmeg tree. Mace comes from the aril of the fruit and the pit of fruit is actually Nutmeg. If you like Nutmeg essential oil, then chances are, you will also like Mace essential oil. 

Mace essential oil does not smell exactly like Nutmeg. It’s reminiscent of nutmeg, but much more delicate with a sweeter aroma. Mace essential oil is used in natural medicine, perfumery, as well as essential oil blends for the diffuser.  

IMPORTANT: FOR SAFETY PURPOSES, THIS PRODUCT IS FOR AROMATHERAPY-USE ONLY. Unless you have received clearance from a qualified medical professional, use only for aromatherapy. Any essential oil that is used topically should be well-diluted to prevent irritation and/or other possible side effects. Always perform a skin patch test before using topically to test for allergies and/or sensitivities. This product should not be used during pregnancy or used by anyone with a medical condition without first consulting your physician or other qualified medical professional. For more general information on essential oils, click here. 

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