| Latin Name: | Illicium verum |
| English Name: | Anise star, badiam |
| French Name: | Anis étoilé, badiane |
| Family: | Illiciaceae |
| Origin: | India, Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Laos, Japan, Philippines |
Small tree native to Asia, mainly from China. It can grow up to 10 meters and is always green. The foliage is dark green, the flowers are pink or yellow and the fruit, reddish-brown once dried, has a star shape.
| Distilled Part: | Seed |
| Extraction: | Steam distillation |
| Oil Characteristics: | Colorless to pale yellow liquid with a characteristic scent of anise. Liquorice-like odour. |
Use anise star oil on heart (thymus) chakra to easily allow assimilation of memories from parallel dimensions.
Anise star is an important spice in the Chinese cuisine. It flavors meats and fish. It is also used to prepare deserts (pastries, jams, fruit salads, etc.). It is also used in the preparation of candies as well as aniseed liquors and aperitifs (pastis, ouzo, etc.).
Mainly used for men’s perfumes.
It blends well with clove, fennel, ginger, pepper and cinnamon.
Contraindications
Mastosis, cancers (in women).
Babies, children, pregnancy.
Lot B-ILVEVNM01Q (2014/06)
Vietnam
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (90,84 %)
Monoterpene: Limonene (3,05 %)
Lot B-ILVEIND12R (2017/10)
Inde
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (95,38 %)
Lot B-ILVEIND01S (2017/10)
Inde
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (95,38 %)
Lot BILVEVNM11S (2017/04)
Vietnam
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (88,96 %)
Monoterpene: Limonene (3,79 %)
Lot BILVEIND03T (2018/12)
India
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (95,91 %), estragol (methyl chavicol) (2,07 %)
Lot BILVEIND08U (2020/06)
India
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (94,54 %), estragol (methyl chavicol) (2,14 %)
Lot BILVEIND01V (n.a./n.d.)
India
Phenol methyl-ether: Trans-anethole (84,59 %), estragol (methyl chavicol) (4,31 %)
Lot BILVEVNM03Y (2024/03)
Vietnam
Phenol methyl-ether: Anethol (92,62 %)
