Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils...

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Myrtus communis from MoroccoCommiphora myrrha from Somalia - CO2 distilled, wildcrafted - from the resin.

• Sweet herbaceous aroma, like a sweet eucalyptus

Aromatherapy use: Myrtle is useful in treating lung and respiratory conditions, particularly of the young and elderly because of its exceptional gentleness. The aroma is also advised for soothing the feelings of anger and alleviating headaches by rubbing on the temples. Also a valuable addition to cosmetic formulas for oily or irritated, inflamed skin.

Myrtus communis from Morocco - steam distilled, wild crafted - from the leaves.

Sweet herbaceous aroma, like a sweet eucalyptus

Aromatherapy use: Myrtle is useful in treating lung and respiratory conditions, particularly of the young and elderly because of its exceptional gentleness. The aroma is also advised for soothing the feelings of anger and alleviating headaches by rubbing on the temples. Also a valuable addition to cosmetic formulas for oily or irritated, inflamed skin.

Citrus aurantium from France - steam distilled - from the flowers.

Beautiful, uplifting floral aroma with light citrus note

Aromatherapy use:
This is a fine therapeutic grade Neroli (bitter orange blossom) oil. It has been traditionally used to uplift the spirit, relieve depression, and soothe hysteria and shock by imparting a sense of peace - we have found Neroli need be 'well rounded' to impart these peaceful qualities, and this Neroli is well suited. Is a valued ingredient in many natural perfumes and blends well with a wide variety of essential oils, with its sweet, floral aroma adding an intriguing top note to aromatic creations. Neroli is a fragile essential oil, and should be kept sealed in a cool environment.

Melaleuca quinquenervia from Spain - steam distilled, wildcrafted - from the leaves.

Light, mildly sweet

Aromatherapy use:
Niaouli essential oil (also known as MQV) is, according to Dr. Kurt Schnaubelt, the most important anti-allergenic essential oil in aromatherapy. Niaouli is a powerful antibacterial and antiseptic; is is valuable for general skin problems, and can be used undiluted without risk. Niaouli can stimulate the defense mechanisms of the body - 5 to 20 drops can be rubbed into the skin over the whole body after a morning shower to promote this effect. It can also be used to cleanse the mouth, throat and teeth.

Myristica fragrans from Malaysia - steam distilled - from the seed/kernel.

Spicy, warm, woody, sweet

Aromatherapy use:

Citrus sinensis from the Dominican Republic - cold pressed - from the peels.

Sweet, bright, and complex Orange aroma

Aromatherapy use:
It’s a balanced uplifting and calming essential oil, like many of the citrus varieties. Orange may be more calming because of its sweetness - whereas Lemon may be more stimulating. The aroma will almost certainly bring a smile to one's face, and may be accompanied by a pleasant feeling of joy.

NOTE: Should not be used on skin that will be exposed to sunlight, as it will make the skin more sensitive to UV radiation.

Origanum vulgare from Turkey - steam distilled, wildcrafted - from the leaves.

Spicy, herbaceous aroma • High Carvacrol

Aromatherapy use:
Oregano is one of the most potent antibacterial. It is a very powerful oil, and if applied to the skin at all, it should be very dilute. Oregano is said to have a beneficial effect on respiratory, digestive, and nervous conditions. Even one drop in a glass of water for a mouthwash is pretty spicy. It also reportedly has a beneficial effect on migraine headaches.

Cymbopogon martinii from Nepal - steam distilled, wildcrafted - from the leaves.

Rose-like aroma

Aromatherapy use:
 An all-around great, moderately priced oil. The aroma is thought to
create a feeling of security, help reduce stress, and support recovery from nervous tension. The oil is considered antimicrobial, antiviral, stimulant to digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems; it moisturizes skin, stimulates cell regeneration, and speeds healing. Excellent in skin formulas, and blends well for natural perfumery.

Pogostemon cablin from India - steam distilled  from the leaves.

Woody, earthy, smooth, musky aroma

Aromatherapy use:
The aroma has long been considered an aphrodisiac, likely for its ability to both bring calm and gentle stimulation at the same time. Further, it is thought to be an oil of abundance.

Mentha piperita from the United States and India - steam distilled from the leaves and tops.

Bright, fresh, distinctly minty

Aromatherapy use:
Peppermint is a true eye opener. It is included in many invigorating formulas to both improve blood flow and to awaken the mind. It has Analgesic, antiseptic, antibacterial, astringent, decongestant, and stimulant properties. It is an excellent aid for motion sickness. It can be used in a diffuser to bring alertness, and can also be used in culinary creations. It does have high menthol content.

NOTE: care should be taken in applying it to the skin - it will burn sensitive areas.

Pinus sylvesris from Bulgaria - steam distilled, wildcrafted - from the needles.

Fresh, soft, lightly balsamic

Aromatherapy use:
 Pine, like many of the 'needle' oils, is stimulating. This is the classic Pine aroma, enjoyed by many and very uplifting. Can be used therapeutically for healing from fatigue. Pine is also excellent for use in a diffuser - alone or with other needle oils - to liven any atmosphere.

Ravensara aromatica from Madagascar - steam distilled, organic - from the leaves.

Herbaceous, spicy aroma, similar to eucalyptus but more well-rounded and almost floral

Aromatherapy use:
Anti-infectious, antiviral, antibacterial and antimicrobial. Ravensara is a powerful antiviral oil that reportedly strengthens the immune system; it can be used to treat 'flu and respiratory symptoms through inhalation from a diffuser or vaporizer - will also keep room air cleansed. It is also be an excellent muscle and nerve tonic. Ravensara is a very versatile and all around great aromatherapeutic essential oil.

Cinnamomum camphora From China Steam distillation From Wood

Sharp, camphoraceous, woody undertone

Aromatherapy Use:
 Use with care.  Acne, arthritis, bronchitis, burns, colds, coughs, depression, fever, flu, gout, infections, inflammation, insect repellant, muscular aches and pains, nervous tension, oily skin conditions, rheumatism, shock, sprains.

Note: May cause skin irritation in some individuals. Avoid while pregnant, and while using homeopathics. Its use is recommended by only those with experience using this oil.

Rosa damascena from Bulgaria - steam distilled- from the flowers.

Floral, rich, complex

Aromatherapy use:
Our wonderful Rose Otto is a pale yellow liquid that will begin to solidify (as do all true steam distilled Rose oils) below 70 degrees F - this does not alter the quality of the oil. Simply warm the bottle by rolling in your hands until it is again liquid. Rose otto is considered the premier oil for treating conditions of the reproductive system for both women and men. It is also excellent in formulas for mature, dry and sensitive skin, and its tonic action on the heart appears to help relieve cardiac congestion, improve sluggish circulation, and tone the capillaries. Rose otto is a remarkable aroma that will lift anyone's spirits, and add an air of joy to any environment.

Rosemary officinalis, c.t. verbenone - from France - steam distilled - from the leaves.

Fresh, herbaceous and floral

Aromatherapy use:
This Rosemary essential oil is the verbenone chemotype, particularly valuable for its skin regenerating qualities. Rosemary Verbenone is considered the finest rosemary essential oil for the skin. It is also especially effective for bronchial conditions and colds.