Fennel Essential Oil – Sweet 10 ml

Sweet, green and gently aniseed-like, this fennel essential oil brings the familiar warmth of crushed fennel seed into scent work and quiet home ritual. It is steam distilled from the crushed seeds of Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce, the sweet fennel plant, with a naturally seed-rich character that feels clean, herbal and lightly spicy.

Sweet fennel scent and character

• The first impression is bright and seed-like, with the liquorice softness many people recognise from fennel tea or crushed spice.
• Its herbal sweetness makes it useful when a blend needs warmth without becoming heavy.
• In a diffuser or oil burner, it gives a clear, green aromatic note rather than a floral or resinous one.
• It sits comfortably in mindful evening rituals, especially where you want a simple, uncluttered scent.
• The amber bottle keeps the oil between uses.

Crushed seeds, steam distilled in Ukraine

This essential oil comes from sweet fennel, botanically known as Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce. The crushed seeds are used, then steam distilled to capture their aromatic oil.

Fennel in tradition

The name fennel comes from the Latin foenum, meaning hay, a nod to the plant’s dry, grassy sweetness. In modern aromatherapy practice, its scent is usually chosen for its clean herbal warmth and its link with resolve and simple daily ritual.

How to use it safely

Add a small amount to a suitable diffuser or oil burner, following the guidance for your device. For skin use, dilute well in a carrier oil and patch test first.

Avoid use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Do not use with epilepsy unless guided by a qualified professional. Keep away from eyes, store tightly closed, and keep out of reach of children.

Size and details

• Volume: 10 ml
• Botanical name: Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce
• Plant part: crushed seeds
• Extraction: steam distillation
• Origin: Ukraine
• Product weight: 40 g

A thoughtful gift for scent lovers

A good choice for someone building an essential oil collection beyond the usual lavender and citrus notes. Its sweet herbal profile suits people who enjoy kitchen-garden scents, spice jars, warm teas and quiet, natural home fragrance.

Common questions

Is this the same plant as culinary fennel?
It comes from sweet fennel, the aromatic plant known botanically as Foeniculum vulgare var. dulce.

Can I apply it directly to skin?
No. Essential oils should be diluted in a suitable carrier oil before skin use, and a patch test is sensible before wider application.