Rosewood

Sage

Sandalwood

Spearmint

Spikenard

Spruce

Sweet Orange

Citrus Sinensis  from – Brazil- Cold Pressed from the Fruit

Smells very much like an orange, sweet, clumsy and citrusy.

Aromatherapy Uses:
This Oil Has been known to help with depression, hysteria, Insomnia, and shock. Physical Health Benefits Great for the skin, known to help rejuvenate the skin and combat wrinkles.

Tangerine

Citrus reticulata from the USA - cold pressed - from the peels of ripe fruit.

Fresh, sweet, citrusy

Aromatherapy use:
 Sweet and with a more subtle aroma than orange, Tangerine essential oil is said to promote happiness and have a positive effect on cellulite and stretch marks. This oil is also a favorite with children. Tangerine essential oil is useful for improving circulation and reducing fluid retention. It also seems to have a gentle, soothing action on the nervous system and so is helpful for stress and tension.

NOTE:  Use with care and in dilution as citrus oils can be phototoxic.

Tansy Blue

Tanacetum annuum from Morocco - steam distilled, wildcrafted - from the leaves/tops.

Fruity, herbaceous, sweet, woody

Aromatherapy use:
 An amazing example of this oil, with the aroma of a patch of ripe blueberries deep in a redwood forest. A truly complex and wonderful scent - with very beneficial therapeutic qualities as well. A deep blue color, and with action similar to that of German Blue Chamomile. Anti-inflammatory, excellent for irritated skin - also a very relaxing aromatic. Can be helpful for allergic reactions and as an analgesic.*

Tarragon

Artemisia dracunculus From Hungary-Steam distilled from Flowering plant

Aroma: Sweet-anisic, spicy-green

Aromatherapy Use:
Amenorrhea, anorexia, dysmenorrhea, dyspepsia, flatulence, hiccoughs, intestinal spasm, nervous indigestion, PMT, and sluggish digestion.

Note: Moderately toxic due to ‘estragole’ (methyl chavicol): use in moderation only and avoid internal use. Avoid during pregnancy.

Thyme

Thymus vulgaris from France - steam distilled - from the leaves.

Sharp, herbaceous aroma

Aromatherapy use:
An extremely powerful antimicrobial and antiviral, this oil has the aroma of fresh crushed thyme herb. The linalool chemo type is the only Thyme variety considered safe for use with children, as opposed to Red and White types. The aroma is said to be effective at stimulating the mind for study and aiding in concentration.

Valerian Root

Valerian officinalis from India - CO2 distilled - from the roots.

Very rich, tenacious, musky aroma

Aromatherapy use:
 Valerian root has historically been one of the most calming herbs in common use. The essential oil can be used in a variety of ways. One of the most popular for sleep inducing is applying a few drops directly to the tops and/or bottoms of the feet before retiring for the night. Valerian is a warming, sedative herb with bitter principles. Valerian is used to calm the nerves, assist with pain relief, stimulate the appetite, lower blood pressure, relax spasms and improve digestion. Both Hippocrates and Galen recommended Valerian as a remedy for insomnia.

Vetiver

Vetiveria zizanoides from Haiti - steam distilled, organic- from the roots

Earthy, woody, heavy, tenacious

Aromatherapy use:
Distilled from the roots of a large, tropical grass, Vetiver is known as the 'oil of tranquility’. It is very thick oil that mellows with age. It is an excellent fixative in perfume blends, and useful for acne and dry skin - similar to Patchouli in many ways. Very tenacious, a little goes a long way.

Wintergreen

Gaultheria Procumbens From India- Steam Distilled from Leaves

Strong; It has an intense mint candy scent.

Aromatherapy Uses:
Historically been used as a pain reliever. It is also believed to increase the rate of healing for skin disorders. Also acts as natural moisturizer. Wintergreen has been used historically by Native Indians as a remedy for aches and pains.

Note: Avoid if pregnant. The effects of this oil in young children, nursing women or those with kidney or liver disease is not known. For external use only.

Ylang Ylang

Cananga odorata from Madagascar - steam distilled - from the flowers.

Floral, sweet, complex, very first distillation

Aromatherapy use:
 Ylang Ylang has long been considered an aphrodisiac and a 'hypnotic' for its relaxing qualities. Often included in fine perfume blends, this oil is wonderful unto itself. Ylang ylang flowers are usually distilled several times, with the earlier distillations typically giving the nicer aromatics. This is the finest Ylang Ylang we've ever come across, with a very complex, well rounded and complete aroma .