Schinus molle
Pink Pepper essential oil dōTERRA | 5 ml
Pink Pepper essential oil dōTERRA | 5 ml
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Pink Pepper essential oil, sold by dōTERRA France under the name “Baies roses”, is the fruity pepper of the range. Its berries do not come from a pepper vine but from the molle, a tall Andean tree related to the cashew: its flavour is milder and fruitier, its heat lighter than that of Black Pepper.
In the kitchen, a drop replaces ground black pepper in meat, a sauce or a marinade, and lifts a glass of water or a homemade chai; after a hearty meal, a drop in a tall glass of water. In the diffuser, with a citrus or floral oil, its aroma creates an uplifting atmosphere. No dōTERRA oil contains as much α-phellandrene: diluted in a carrier oil, it gives a soothing sensation during a massage or in the bath, and its limonene helps cleanse the skin.
A gentler pepper, as useful in the kitchen as in massage.
- Gives off a spicy, fruity and slightly woody aroma that creates an uplifting atmosphere.
- Replaces ground black pepper in meats, sauces and marinades, with a fruitier flavour.
- Gives water and tea a fresh, spicy flavour.
- Provides a soothing sensation during a massage.
Aromatic description: Spicy, fruity, slightly woody
Plant parts: Fruit (berries)
Collection method: Steam distillation
Origine : Kenya
Ingredients
Ingredients
Pink Pepper Oil
Instructions
Instructions
To flavour dishes.
Aromatic use: add three to four drops to the diffuser of your choice. Food use: to flavour dishes, one drop per day at most. Dip the tip of a clean toothpick into the bottle, stir, then taste before adding more. Topical use: always dilute in a carrier oil before applying.
Precautions
Precautions
Use diluted only. Do not exceed the recommended amount of one drop per day. Avoid contact with mucous membranes. May not be suitable for sensitive skin.
Avoid contact with eyes, inside ears and sensitive areas.
Ask your doctor for advice if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking any medication.
Keep out of reach of children, in a cool place.

Interesting fact
The word molle comes from the Quechua mulli, the name the Andean peoples gave the tree. Long before the Spanish arrived, they made a fermented drink from its berries, chicha de molle.
Utilisations
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Alimentaires
Use it instead of black pepper to lift marinades, sauces, meats and other dishes.
Add a drop to a glass of water or a homemade chai for an invigorating flavour.
After a hearty meal, add a drop to a tall glass of water. -
Cosmétiques
Dilute one to two drops in a carrier oil for a soothing massage.
Mix a drop with Epsom salt and add it to a warm bath for a moment of relaxation.
Add a drop to your cleanser: rich in limonene, it helps cleanse the skin. -
Quotidiennes
Diffuse three to four drops with a citrus or floral oil for an uplifting atmosphere.
Diffuse it for an energising mood that supports focus.
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