Description
Basil has positive antispasmodic and antibacterial properties and is useful for drawing out poisons when applied to wasp and hornet stings or venomous bites. Infuse in oil or vinegar for skin preparations, or use a strong infusion as a facial wash and hair tonic. . Use alone or in combination with other herbs to season cooked foods and salads. Basil is also used to make flavored oils and vinegars. Blends well with many other herbs and spices, especially thyme, oregano, rosemary, sage and black pepper.
cosmetic Infuse in oil or vinegar for skin preparations, or use a strong infusion as a facial wash and hair tonic.
culinary Use alone or in combination with other herbs to season cooked foods and salads. Basil is also used to make flavored oils and vinegars.
household Basil tea and vinegar solutions are used in antibacterial surface cleaners and sprays.
aromatic Use in bath bags, sachets and incense blends.
wellness Basil contains essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals and flavonoids.
industrial Basil is an ingredient in some of the world?s most expensive perfumes and colognes.
safety Do not use in large quantities if you take anticoagulant medications because of the herb?s vitamin K content.
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