Licorice Oil – Made in Egypt

Licorice root — the same sweet root Egyptians have brewed into the beloved drink erk sous for centuries — yields an oil with a deep, sweet, almost honeyed aroma. Dark and syrupy in character, it smells of old apothecaries and summer street vendors calling out their cool, frothy brew. It is sweetness with depth.

Energetic profile: Sweet and soothing, with a mellow, comforting warmth. It softens sharp edges and eases tension, creating an atmosphere of gentle indulgence — like dessert after a long day.

Traditional uses: Traditionally used in fragrant massage blends and perfumery for its rich, sweet base note. Many people enjoy its comforting aroma in evening bath rituals and as a sweet layer in homemade scent blends.

How to use: Dilute with a carrier oil for massage, or add a few drops to bathwater. For external use; dilute before applying to skin.