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Our Complete range of products are Rose Oil, Ajowan Oil, Amber Oil, Amyris Oil and Angelica Root Oil.
Obtained by Steam distillation, Ajowan oil is derived from seed of annual herb Caum Ajowan. It is a annual herbaceous, 30 -70 cm (1 -2 ft) in height and bears feathery leaves & red flowers. When seeds are ripe, these are dried and processed for oil extraction
Common Names
Ajwain, carum, copticum
Blends With
Thyme, Sage Dalmatian & Parsley
Constituents
High in thymol, as much as 50%; p-cymene, alpha-pinene, limonene, gamma-terpines, Thymol
Uses
Ajowan oil has in it antibacterial, anti-infectious, antiviral, anti-parasitic, anti-fungal, antiseptic properties. It is used as a sedative for whooping cough & toothaches as well as assists in bronchitis, gas, skin disease, digestive weakness, diarrhea and cholera.
Amber Oil has a very vitalizing & tonic effect and helps in activating movement of Kundalini & electrical flow throughout the body. The original source of resin from which the oil is processed is a tree related to Jatoba the Brazilian energy & sexual tonic.
Common Names
Amber refined, Amber Essential Oil, Amber Oil
Blends With
Geranium, spruce, pine, cedarwood, galbanum, myrrh, frankincense, cypress, aniseed, lemon, clove, orange, rose absolute, cistus and benzoin.
Constituents
Calmative, antispasmodic, analgesic, expectorant, febrifuge
Uses
It is used in soap making, lotions, diffusers, massage oils, potpourri, air fresheners, scent, body fragrance, aromatherapy products, perfume oils, bath oils, spa-s, towel scenting, incense, laundry, light rings, facial steams, hair treatments.
Amyris OilAlso known as -Westindian sandal wood oil- Amyris oil is obtained by steam distillation of wood from this tree that belongs to the rue family. The oil has a pleasantly woody with a balsamic touch and is a great antiseptic, sedative, balsamic, calming agent and helps in stress relief. It also has sedative properties & helps during meditation.
Common Names
Amyris Essential Oil, West Indian Sandalwood.
Blends With
Lavender- oakmoss- citronella- sassafras and other wood essentials
Constituents
Amyris- Amyris balsamifera, valerianol-beta-eudesmol, gamma-eudesmol and elemol.
Uses
It has antiseptic, balsamic- sedative & calming properties and aids in providing relief from stress. It also acts as muscle relaxant- soothing agent- emollient and stimulant. Further- it is also used as a room fragrance or mood fragrance-fixative or as component of soap fragrance. It also has limited use in flavoring work especially liqueurs.
Angelica Root Oil is derived from Angelica herb that is cultivated for essential oil extraction in countries including Germany and Hungary. The whole plant is aromatic and grows to about six feet high and has dramatic spherical heads of tiny flowers. The pungent root is used extracting oil-which acts as a cleanser & detoxif
Common Names
Angelica Seed Essential Oil
Blends With
Patchouli-sandalwood- clary sage- vetiver-frankincense, cedarwood-neroli- petitgrain- lemongrass- orange- lime, lemon- mandarin-bergamot and grapefruit.
Constituents
camphene- a-pinned- B-pinene- d-3-carene- sabinene- a-phellandrene, limonene- myrcene- B-phellandrene- trans-ocimene- cis-ocimene- p-cymene- copaene- bornyl acetate- terpinolene- terpinen-4-ol- B-bisabolene- cryptone- humulene monoxide- pentadecanolide-tridecanolide-linalool and borneol.
Uses
It is very beneficial for reviving dull skin as well as helps in ailments like exhaustion- gout- toxin build-up- psoriasis and water retention.
Bay leaf is the oldest herbs or spice and is a native of Asia Minor. Also known by name of -Sweet bay-bay laurel- Noble laurel &-True laurel- its leaves have aromatic odor & are bitter and spicy- Mixing well with oils like cedarwood & coriander- it finds extensive use as a constituent in men-s soaps-colognes- cosmetics & hair tonics.
Common Names
Sweetbay- Mediterranean bay-laurel- tej patta.
Blends With
Cedarwood- eucalyptus- coriander- geranium- juniper- ginger- lavender- orange- lemon- rose- rosemary.
Constituents
alpha pinene, beta pinene, alpha terpineol- chavicol- eugenol- and limonene- geranyl acetate- linalool-myrcene, methyl chavicol and neral-Methyl eugenol
Uses
It is commercially used as a constituent for men-s soaps- colognes- cosmetics and hair tonics-It is also used in sauces- soups- stews and other food items. Carrying a strong- spicy and pungent aroma- it also has properties for controlling dandruff- promoting hair growth- treating muscular aches-rheumatism- neuralgia and poor circulation.
Bitter orange oil offered by us has a bitter orange aroma that is reminiscent of cross between sweetness of sweet orange oil and slight bitterness of grapefruit oil-Also known as Bigarade Orange or Neroli- it helps in treating a large variety of health disorders including gastrointestinal disorders-headaches- insomnia and obesity-
Common Names
Seville orange- bigarade orange- sour orange and marmalade orange.
Blends With
Lavender, clary sage-lemon- myrrh & spicy oils like nutmeg- cinnamon & clove.
Constituents
Limonene- camphene- myrcene- pinene-cymene- ocimene.
Uses
It finds application in providing relief from colds- dull skin-constipation-flatulence- gums- flu- mouth- slow digestion and stress.
Black Cumin Seed Oil is taken from an annual herbaceous plant that is member of Ranunculaceae (buttercup) family. The fruit of plant- the black seeds is used for extracting the oil- Black seed contains over 100 valuable nutrients including significant proportions of protein, carbohydrates and essential fatty acids.
Common Names
Black Cumin oil- Habbat-ul Barakah-Blessed Seed oil.
Blends With
Sandalwood Oil & Ylang ylang
Constituents
thymoquinone- nigellone- oleic acid- linoleic acid- calcium- iron-potassium- zinc- selenium- magnesium-vitamin A- vitamin B- niacin- vitamin B2 and vitamin C.
Uses
It is used for treating respiratory & digestive problems- parasites & inflammation. Further- it also helps in health conditions including colds-headaches- infections and toothaches. Black cumin is used as a remedy for dry skin- skin diseases- dandruff and wounds.
Caraway oil offered is extracted from Carum carvi that is also known as Apium carvi. Coming from Umbelliferae family, it is a bi-annual herb having soft fern-like leaves, umbels of white/pink flowers & small brown fruit. The oil is extracted by steam distillation from dried ripe seeds and yields 2 8 %.
Common Names
Caraway Essential Oil-Kalonji essential oil.
Blends With
Basil-coriander- chamomile- frankincense- lavender, ginger and orange.
Constituents
Acetaldehyde- Furfurol- Carvone- Cumuninic aldehyde and Limonene.
Uses
Caraway oil calms nerves & soothes mental fatigue- while settling stomach- nervous digestion- flatulence- colic and gastric spasms. As an expectorant- it helps clear bronchial asthma- bronchitis and coughs. It is also helpful in cases of sore throats & laryngitis and beneficial to urinary system- thus helping to flush toxins out.
Cardamom oil is extracted from Elettaria cardomomum that is also known as Elettaria cardomomum var- cardomomum of Zingiberaceae family and is also known as cardamomi-cardomum and mysore cardomom. A perennial- reed-like herb- it is helpful for digestive system.
Common Names
Chhoti elaichi
Blends With
Rose- bergamot- orange-cinnamon-caraway- cloves and cedarwood.
Constituents
a-pinene- sabinene- b-pinene- myrcene- limonene- a-phellandrene- 1, 8-cineole, p-cymene, terpinolene- y-terpinene- linalool- terpinen-4-oil-linalyl acetate- a-terpineol- citronellol- nerol-a-terpineol acetate- geraniol- methyl eugenol & trans-nerolidol.
Uses
Cardamom oil is helpful for digestive system and works as laxative & soothes colic- wind- dyspepsia and nausea. It warms the stomach & also helps with heartburn. When mentally fatigued- cardamom oil also helps with its refreshing and uplifting effect. Further- it is also a well-known remedy for impotence & low sexual response.
Known by the botanical Name Cinnamomum cassia, Cassia Oil is derived from leaves through steam distillation process. It is cheaper & more abundant than Ceylon variety with its value depending mainly on percentage of cinnamic aldehyde which it contains.
Common Names
Cassia Oil- Cinnamon Cassia Oil
Blends With
Balsam peru, chamomile, frankincense-caraway- ginger- nutmeg- Geranium, rosemary, black pepper-and all spices- coriander- & citrus oils.
Constituents
Volatile Oils- Cinnamaldehyde
Uses
Cassia Oil has a sweet- spicy-hot fragrance and is used as a physical & emotional stimulant- affecting the libido and known for its aphrodisiac qualities. Its aroma in a room also reduces drowsiness- pain- irritability and frequency of headaches. It also helps in relaxing tight muscles-menstrual cramps, ease joint pain and increase circulation. Further- it is also used as spice & food flavoring as well as for treatment of digestive complaints.
Known by the botanical Name Cinnamomum cassia, Cassia Oil is derived from leaves through steam distillation process. It is cheaper & more abundant than Ceylon variety with its value depending mainly on percentage of cinnamic aldehyde which it contains.
Common Names
Tibetan Cedarwood
Blends With
Rosemary- Eucalyptus- Chamomile and Citrus Oils.
Constituents
p-methyl acetophenone- p-methyl-d-3-tetrahydroacetophenone and trans atlantones- Himachalene-Himachalol- Alohimachalol- Deodrone- Iso-Alohimachalol & Atlantone.
Uses
Himalayan Cedarwood Essential Oil has in it antiseptic- anti-seborrheic-anti-putrescent- aphrodisiac-diuretic- astringent- expectorant-mucolytic- fungicidal- sedative (nervous)- stimulant (circulatory) properties.
Chamomile (Blue) Essential Oil is an essential oil extracted from Matricaria chamomilla (M. recutica) of same family and is also well recognized by the names of blue chamomile- Hungarian chamomile & single chamomile. It has a sweet-straw-like fragrance and is dark blue in color with medium viscosity.
Common Names
English chamomile-garden chamomile- sweet chamomile
Blends With
bergamot- lavender- geranium- clary sage- jasmine- tea tree- rose- grapefruit- lemon and ylang-ylang.
Constituents
Chamazulene-bisabolol oxide A-a-bisabolol- bisabolol oxide B & bisabolone oxide A- Volatile oil- flavonoids, coumarins, plant acids-fatty acids- cyanogenic gly-cosides- salicylate derivatives- polysa
Uses
Blue chamomile oil is used for treating any type of internal or external inflammation as well as is very effective on urinary stones (bladder gravel) as well. It helps in stimulating liver & gall bladder- thereby improving digestion and in treating menstrual & menopausal problems. When used on skin, it has miracle effect for treating red, dry & irritated skin as well as calming allergies-psoriasis- eczema and all other flaky skin problems.
Champaca Oil is derived from a subtropical tree with gorgeous & deeply fragrant flowers. The extract has a wide range of applications including use in aroma lamp- diffusor-bath- inhaler-massage-light bulb ring- mist spray and perfumes-
Common Names
Champaca Flower-Champa- frangipani- Champak Sapu.
Blends With
Ylang Ylang
Constituents
62% Linalool- beta-caryophyllene- beta-elemene- methyl eugenol.
Uses
The flower extract is used as a primary ingredient in world-s most expensive perfumes.
Cinnamon Bark OilKnown by the botanical name Cinnamomum zeylanicum, Cinnamon Bark extract is taken from the Bark part of the tree through Steam Distillation process. The cinnamon tree is an evergreen native to China & Vietnam and has shiny, leathery green leaves as well as small, white flowers with oval shaped purple berries.
Common Names
Elaichi
Blends With
Lavender, Frankincense-Cedarwood- Citrus Oils- Elemi- Ylang Ylang and other floral notes-Benzoin.
Constituents
Primarily contains 35 60% thymol-p-cymine (10-16%), a-terepinene (10-16%)- -pinene (4-5%) and dipenene (4-6%), Cinnamon bark oil-cinnamaldehyde- eugenol- benzaldehyde- pinene- cineol- phellandrene-furfurol- cymene- linalol, Cinnamon- leaf oil- eugenol acetate- cinnamaldehyde-benzyl benzoate- linalol.
Uses
Cinnamon Bark essential oil has good antiseptic properties and is perfect for topical applications. Its pleasant scent also makes it perfect additive to creams- soaps and lotions. Further- it also used for its warming- uplifting characteristic effect.
Cinnamon Leaf OilKnown by the botanical name Cinnamomum verum, Cinamon Leaf oil is extracted from the leaf part of the plant. Extracted through steam distillation method, the extract is Golden Brown in color and can be blended well with any oil from the citrus family.
Common Names
Elaichi
Blends With
Spice oils (particularly clove)- & Lavender- Rosemary- Thyme.
Constituents
Eugenol-cinnamaldehyde- eugenol acetate- benzyl benzoate- linalol- Aldehyde Content (as Cinnamon aldehyde )
Uses
Cinnamon Leaf oil works as a stimulant, antiseptic (as with cinnamon bark)- and as antibiotic. Further, it also has astringent- carminative- emmenagogue and natural insecticide and antispasmodic properties.
The cinnamon tree (Cinnamomun cassia blume) is an evergreen native to China and Vietnam that has since been cultivated in many other regions. It has shiny- leathery green leaves-and small- white flowers with oval shaped purple berries-the Chinese recorded medicinal use of cinnamon bark in 2-700 B-C- Cinnamon also earns a mention in the Bible and was later listed in Dioscorides- De Materia Medica, perceived to be an extensive reference of medicinal plants of that particular time in history-
Common Names
Cinnamomum cassia-cassia- cinnamon bark- cinnamon
Blends With
Frankincense, Lavender- Cedarwood- Orange-Lemon- Neroli- Ylang-ylang
Uses
Some material indicates that Cinnamon Essential Oil is perfect in topical applications- and with its pleasant scent- a perfect additive to creams- lotions-and soaps. Cinnamon Essential Oil is highly respected as having antiseptic properties.
Citronella Java has a well rounded lemon citrus scent having a subtle woody aroma. Having the Botanical Name of Cymbopogon Winterianus-the leaves of the plant are steam distilled to extract the oil. Citronella oil is extracted from a resilient grass (Cymbopogon nardus) native to Sri Lanka and Java.
Common Names
Zeylanicum
Blends With
Citronella Java blends well with most oils- but specifically well with Bergamot- Bitter Orange- Cedarwood- Geranium- Lemon- Orange- Lavender and Pine.
Constituents
Volatile Oil- Tannin and mucilage- citronellot, geraniol, and citronella
Uses
Citronella Java is credited with having therapeutic properties as an antiseptic, deodorant, insecticide, parasitic, tonic and as a stimulant. Many commercial repellents contain Citronella Java, and it is often used in combination with Cedarwood to produce a pleasant smelling natural insect repellent. It is also used in soaps and candles, and has common applications in massage.
Citrus oils are chemical compounds that includes the flavour and aroma of the fruit in a concentrated form. Such aromatic substances are seldom real oils. The term -oil- is used because the first essences produced by same process resembled oil in composition. Citrus oil covers the citrus tree family- where the oil is generally extracted through using cold press (similar as olive oil) to develop the essential oil.
Blends With
It easily blends with coniferous oils- several spice oils, and with other citrus oils. Also Neroli- Patchouli-Lavender, Atlas Cedarwood and Peppermint.
Constituents
The main constituents of Citrus Oil are non popular terpenes and sesquiterpenes with limonene contributing to the lion-s share. Limonene- the major constituents are involved are about 60%(lemon) & 95% ( orange) depending on the citrus variety and geographic origin.
Uses
It has various medicinal uses as it have various properties like anti-anemic- antimicrobial- anti-rheumatic- anti-sclerotic- antiseptic- bactericidal and carminative.
This oil has an extensive history in perfumery and is considered a fixative-adding a warming note to blend.
Blends With
Bay- black pepper- bergamot- cardamom- cedarwood atlas-coriander- chamomile roman- cypress- geranium- frankincense- grapefruit- jasmine- lavender- lemon verbena- juniper- labdanum- lime-mandarin- petitgrain- pine- melissa- patchouli- rose maroc- sandalwood- rose otto and tea tree.
Common Names
Salvia sclarea.
Constituents
Linalyl acetate (up to 70%) and linalool (up to 25%)- -caryophyllene myrcene.
Uses
It is used in treating acne- boils, amenorrhea- constipation- cramps- convulsions- dandruff- dysmenorrhoea- depression- dyspepsia- flatulence- excessive perspiration- high blood pressure- infection-hypertension- inflamed skin-migraine- leucorrhoea- muscular aches & pains- oily skin & hair- nervous fatigue- throat infections-Besides it is also good addition to bath where its antispasmodic actions help with headaches & migraines.
Clove Essential Oil is derived from the tree Syzgium aromaticum plant. It is a slender evergreen that grows up to 12 meters in height. At the start of the rainy season, long buds appear which are distilled to extract the oil.
Common Names
Clove
Blends With
Citronella, Grapefruit- Lemon- Orange-Peppermint-Rosemary- and Rose.
Constituents
Volatile oil-gallotannic acid- eugenin-eugenol-gum, resin-
Uses
Clove Essential Oil is an effective agent for minor pains and aches (particular dental pain)- and is helpful when battling flu and colds.
Coffea Arabica is the earliest cultivated species of the coffee tree and still the most widely grown. The trees produce approximately 70% of the world-s coffee- and are dramatically superior in cup quality to the other principal commercial coffee species- Coffea canephora or Robusta. All fine, specialty- and fancy coffees come from Coffea arabica trees.
Common Names
Coffee beans
Blends With
Coffee Essential Oil is best appreciated when used independently.
Constituents
Caffiene
Uses
Coffee Essential Oil has a multitude of possible uses. It can be burned as a room deodorizer and is considered to be an excellent anti-oxidant. It has also been used to combat depression-respiratory issues- stings- fevers- and general nausea.
Costus Root is a large- erect- perennial plant up to 2m high with a thick tapering root and numerous black flowers. The dried roots are macerated in warm water then subjected to steam distillation to extract the oil.
Common Names
Ostus Root Oil- Costus Oil- Costus Root Essential Oil- Costus Root Absolute- Costus Oil India.
Blends With
Costus Root Essential Oil blends well with Patchouli- Opopanax, Ylang-ylang-and any oil with oriental and floral fragrances.
Constituents
Aplotaxene- Costus Acid- Costol-Lactone- Dihydro Costus lactone-
Uses
Costus Root Essential Oil has the following properties- antiseptic- antispasmodic- antiviral- bactericidal- carminative- digestive- expectorant- febrifuge- stimulant- stomachic-and tonic. It is also used as incense-as a fixative and fragrance component in cosmetics and perfumes.
The oil is very useful in the treatment of infections and inflammations. The peppery scented oil has a mild stimulating effect.
Common Names
Tailed pepper
Constituents
Sabinene (9.1%)- -elemene (9.4%)- -caryophyllene (3.1%), epi-cubebol (4.3%), and cubebol (5.6%) were the main components of the berry oil- trans-Sabinene hydrate (8.2%)--caryophyllene (5.0%), epi-cubebol (4.2%), cadinene (16.6%) and cubebol (4.8%)
Uses
It is used in massages for relieving stress and muscular aches. The oil is also very effective in the treatment of urinary tract infections. Leucorrhoea-gleer- gonorrhoea are some of the infections that is treated by using this oil.
Cumin essential oil is extracted from Cumin cyminum of the Apiaceous family and is also known as cumin and Roman caraway. The oil is used for a variety of commercial purpose.
Common Names
Fitch essential oil- Kalonji essential oil, Onion Seed essential oil- Black Caraway essential oil, Hei zhong cao essential oil, Fennel Flower essential oil, Black Sesame Seed essential oil-Black Seed Essential Oil
Blends With
Angelica-caraway and chamomile
Constituents
Cuminic- cymene- dipentene-limonene- phellandrene and pinene-para-cymene- thymoquinone
Uses
The Cumin seed essential oil is used in a variety of food products. It is also majorly used in the preparation of mouth washes- gargle preparations- toothpaste flavors- chewing gum and in pharmaceuticals.
The curry tree is a small bush native to India that can be found growing almost everywhere in the Indian subcontinent excluding the higher levels of the Himalayas-In the East-its range extends into Burma. The leaves are distilled to extract the oil from the plant.
Blends With
-caryophyllene (2.6ppm), -gurjunene (1.9), -elemene (0.6)- -phellandrene (0.5), -thujene (0.4)-a-selinene (0.3), -bisabolene (0.3)- furthermore limonene, -trans-ocimene and -cadinene (0.2ppm)
Uses
Though there is no actual medical documentation available- aromatherapists have used Curry Leaf Essential Oil against diabetes-hair loss, and as a means of helping the skin maintain its natural pigmentation.
The F Cypress is a perennial, conical-shaped tree that is about 28 meters (80 feet) high- It is an evergreen with dark green foliage-small flowers and round brown-grey cones with seed nuts inside.
Blends With
Bergamot- Fennel- Lavender (All)- Lemon Tea Tree- Lemon Myrtle and Geranium- Cedarwood- Pine- Orange- Sandalwood- Clary Sage- Marjoram- Juniper-Rose- Jasmine- and Cardamom.
Constituents
Cupressus macnabiana-Cupressaceae- essential oil composition- [alpha]-pinene-[delta]-3-carene-sabinene- [alpha]-cadinol- limonene- terpinen-4-ol-Camphene- Terpinolene- Cymene and Sabinol
Uses
This Oil has been used to combat excessive perspiration (particularly feet)- hemorrhoids- menorrhagia- oily skin- rheumatism- and varicose veins. Aromatherapists also commonly credit Cypress French with being a relaxing- nerve soothing essential oil.
The Cypriol is a small grass producing delicate and aromatic flowers. The flowers of this grass are used to extract the oil for commercial purposes.
Common Names
Nagarmotha oil
Blends With
Bergamot- Clary Sage-Labdanum and Patchouli.
Constituents
Cyperene
Uses
Cypriol Essential Oil is often used in compounding perfumes- in the manufacturing of soaps- medicine and incense sticks. It is also used as an insect repellent.
Davana is a small plant with the oil coming from the stems and leaves through distillation. The oil is used widely in perfumery industry
Blends With
Davana Essential Oil can be easily blended with most essential oils
Constituents
acetophenone- Davanone- Davan-Ether-Davana Furane and linalool
Uses
Davana Essential Oil is popular in the perfumery industry where it is capable of making a scent unique to the individual. It also has some history in aromatherapy as being a fantastic aphrodisiac and as an agent to combat anxiety. Davana Oil is also regarded as being anti-infectious- soothing to dry rough skin, and stimulating to the endocrine system
The Eucalyptus tree is a beautiful tall evergreen that can grow up to 90 meters high (270 feet). The young trees have oval bluish-green leaves while the mature trees develop long-narrow-yellowish leaves- creamy-white flowers and a smooth- pale grey bark.
Common Names
Tasmanian blue gum or blue gum.
Blends With
Pine- Thyme-Lavender-Rosemary- Marjoram- Cedarwood and Lemon.
Uses
Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil is fantastic on skin ailments such as burns- blisters- wounds- insect bites- lice and skin infections- as well as to combat the effects of colds and the flu.
The fennel sweet oil offered by us is extracted from the natural ingredients of fennel plant. Fennel is a perennial herb that can grow up to 2 meters high having feathery leaves and golden yellow flowers.
Common Names
Fennel-Sweet Fennel- Fenkel
Blends With
It can easily mix with Bergamot-Lavender- Frankincense and Rose
Constituents
The essential oil of fennel is made up of anethole (50 to 80%), limonene-fenchone- and estragole. The seeds of the plant also contain fiber and complex carbohydrates
Uses
Fennel sweet essential oil is known to have various medicinal uses. It can be used as an antiseptic-antispasmodic- carminative- depurative- diuretic- expectorant- laxative- stimulant- splenic- stomachic- and as a vermifuge. The essential oil is said to be invigorating- restoring-stimulating- and warming.
Our range of fenugreek oil is processed from the pure extracts of seeds of fenugreeks seeds. The seeds are brownish-yellow in color and are rhombic in shape. It helps in digestion and known for soothing and relaxing inflamed tissues-relieves congestion-reduces inflammation and fights infection.
Common Names
Greek Hay and Fenigreek
Blends With
It can suitably blend with Sandalwood Oil.
Constituents
It contains iron-silicon-sodium and thiamine.
Uses
The fenugreek essential oil is widely used as an aid to digestion. It is also used as an emollient and helps in poultices for boils, cysts and other complaints. It acts as an expectorant and is beneficial for treating allergies and bronchitis.
Galangal is a yellow to olive brown liquid that is steam distilled from the dried comminuted rhizomes of the plant. Galangal is the dried root of the plant which found mainly in eastern Himalayas and south west India. It is used as a spice and has wide usage in various medicinal preparations.
Common Names
Low-John Root- False ginger Oil
Blends With
It can blends well with Ylang ylang
Constituents
It contains Ethyl cinnamate (25%)-Ethyl p-methoxycinnamate (30%)-P-methoxycinnamic acid
Uses
Used as spice, this oil also finds wide application in various medicinal preparations. It is useful in respiratory troubles and in rheumatism & catarrhal affections-especially in bronchial catarrh.
Geranium oil is obtained through steam distillation process and extracted from the leaves and stalks of the plant. Organic Geranium is a hairy perennial shrub, mainly used in hedgerows and can grow up to about one meter high (3 feet), having pointed leaves that are serrated at the edges with pinkish-white flowers.
Common Names
Rose geranium
Blends With
It can blend with Basil- Bergamot-Citronella- Clary Sage, Fennel- Grapefruit- Jasmine-Juniper- Lavender-Lemon, Lemongrass-Nerolia and Nutmeg.
Constituents
It contains Geraniol (7 to 20%), Citronellol (20 to 40%)- Linalool (5 to 15%), Menthone, geranyl formate-10-epi-eudesmol (Egypt, Morocco-Algeria), Guaiadiene-6- 9 (China).
Uses
Owing to its therapeutic properties-geranium oil can be used in the treatment of the acne- bruises- burns- cuts- dermatitis- eczema- ulcers- breast engorgement, edema- tonsillitis and menopausal problems.
Ginger is a perennial herb that can stand up to about 3 4 feet high and has a thick spreading tuberous rhizome. The root of ginger is macerated and distilled over high heat-for extracting the oil.
Common Names
Jamaica Ginger
Blends With
It can blend well with sandalwood-patchouli-rosewood- cedarwood- rose- coriander- frankincense-lime- orange-neroli, vetiver and bergamot.
Constituents
This oil contains Zingiberene (40%)-Ar-curcumene (20%). heptane- octane- isovaleraldehyde- nonanol- ethyl pinene-camphene- b-pinene- sabinene- myrcene- limonene- b-phellandrene and 1, 8-cineole by GLC analysis
Uses
| This essential oil is widely demanded by aroma therapists and is applicable for colds and flu, nausea (motion sickness- morning sickness)-rheumatism- coughs and circulation issues. It has warming properties that helps in relieving muscular cramps-spasms-aches and ease stiffness in joints. |
This essential oil is extracted from the ginger grass and finds usage in aroma therapy. Ginger grass is a perennial growing herbaceous plant having long slender stems with terminal flowering tops. The grass is the source of oil and is very fragrant.
Common Names
Palmrosa Oil
Blends With
This oil blends well with Cananga, Geranium, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Cedarwood and other essential oils that are floral in nature.
Constituents
It mainly consists of geraniol-farnesol- geranyl acetate-methylheptenone- citronellol- citral- dipentene and limonene.
Uses
This ginger grass essential oil is used for aromatherapy purposes that include improvement of circulation and blood flow, calming and reduction of stress, as well as the opening of sinus passages.
Myrtle essential oil is pure green in appearance and is formulated from steam distillation process. It is a wild-grown Myrtle bushes that finds its origin from Turkey. It may be the preferred variety over -red-in aromatherapy.
It blends well with various essential oil such as distilled lemon- lemongrass- rosemary- thyme- tea tree, clary sage and others.
A-pinene (8.18 %), B-pinene (0.19 %), Limonene (7.58 %), 1, 8-cineole (29.89 %)- A-terpinen-4-oil (0.22 %), Myrtenol (0.58 %), Geraniol (0.3 %), Linalyl acetate (0.53 %), Myrtenyl acetate (35.9 %), Carvacrol (0.6 %)
This is a complete herbal therapy widely preferred by aroma therapists. It can ideally be used for diarrhea and dysentery.
Guaiacwood essential oil is extracted by steam distillation process from the broken wood and sawdust of the plants. Guaiacwood is an ornamental evergreen tree with pretty rich blue flowers and the trunk is greenish-brown in color. It is traditionally used for treating rheumatish and rheumatoid arthritis- gout and venereal disease.
Blends With
It can mix suitably with agarwood oil and sandalwood oil
Constituents
The principle constituents of the oil are guaiol (40 72%) and bulnesol, beta-Guaiene
Uses
Spice Oleoresin is widely used for food preparation as a spice. It has antiseptic-germicidal- The fluid extract and tincture Guaiacwood are widely used in pharmacology as a diagnostic reagent in some blood tests. This oil finds usage in the treatment of gout- arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It can also be used as a fixative and fragrance in soaps and cosmetics.
Found in Mediterranean area, Hyssop plant from which Hyssop oil is extracted has a woody, hairy stem, small lance-shaped green leaves & purple-blue flowers. Extracted from the flower part of the plant through steam distillation process, Hyssop Essential Oil is well known for easing sore throats caused by sinus issues. It also provides relief against bronchial spasms & thus helpful for asthma attacks.
Common Names
Azob.
Blends With
Angelica-Geranium- Clary sage- Orange-Melissa-Tangerine and Rosemary.
Constituents
a-pinene-b-pinene- camphene- sabinene- limonene-myrcene- pinocamphone-isopinocamphene-1, 8-cineole- y-terpineol and thujone- Pinocamphone mertenyl ether ether, beta-pinene -alpha-pinene- alph-terpineol- 1, 8-cineol
Uses
Therapeutic properties of Hyssop Essential Oil are as an anti-rheumatic- antispasmodic- antiseptic- carminative- digestive-cicatrizant-diuretic- expectorant- emmenagogue- nervine- sedative-tonic- stimulant and as a vulnerary agent.
Juniper essential oil comes from Juniperus communis, of the Cupressaceae family. Extracted from the fruit part of the plant through crushing & steam distillation process- it blends well with bergamot- lavender, vetiver, lime and other constituents and assists in calming nerves- relieving anxiety- nervous tension as well as mental exhaustion.
Common Names
Common juniper.
Blends With
Cedarwood- geranium- cypress- grapefruit-lavandin- lavender- bergamot-vetiver- lime- clary sage and lemongrass.
Constituents
a-pinene- b-pinene-camphene- sabinene, a-phellandrene- myrcene-a-terpinene- y-terpinene-b-phellandrene- 1, 4-cineole-p-cymene- bornyl acetate- terpinen-4-ol, cayophyllene. It also has trace amounts of camphor- limonene, linalool, linalyl acetate- borneol & nerol termenic alcohol
Uses
Juniper oil helps in calming the nerves, relieving anxiety, nervous tension & mental exhaustion. It is also very helpful when prostate gland is enlarged & is used to help with the inability to pass urine especially in case of cystitis and kidney stones.
Kewda (Pandanus odoratissimus) absolute oil is hydro-distilled from the flower part of the plant and is prominently used in the food industry due to its characteristic aromatic properties. Adding a pleasant-cool-and -refreshing- aroma in house-it mainly finds usage in perfumery and aromatherapy based applications
Common Names
Screw Pine- Kevada
Constituents
terpinen-4-ol (18.6%), 2-phenyl ethyl methyl ether (37.7%), -terpineol (8.3%) & 2-phenyl ethyl alcohol (7.5%).
Uses
Having excellent fixative properties, it is mainly used in perfumery industry and in aromatherapy applications. Further, it is also used in traditional medicines
Kulanjan Oil comes from an erect robust perennial herb. The oil is extracted through steam distillation process from the dried part of roots. Well recognized for its anti-microbial- anti-ulcer and other medicinal properties- it is useful in various lipid disorders especially atherosclerosis.
Common Names
Bara Kulanjan
Constituents
Resinoids, alkaloid, essential oil, inulin- a fixed oil and other minor constituents like tannins & sugar -alpha-pinene-camphene-3-pinene, 1, 8-cineole and camphor
Uses
It has anti-microbial property, anti-ulcer activity- anti-tumour activity- anabolic effects and anti-hepatotoxic effects. It is useful in various lipid disorders especially atherosclerosis.
Laurel Leaf Oil is sourced from laurel tree originating in eastern Mediterranean countries. The evergreen tree reaches maturity after five years and yields around 5 kg of leaves per season. These leaves are steam distilled to get about 50-70 g of essential oil, which has in it antiseptic- anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties.
| Description | : | Lavender Oil is derived from Lavender- which is an evergreen woody shrub that has pale green-narrow linear leaves & violet blue flowers. Blending well with all citrus oils, Lavender Oil has in it properties for treating ailments & infections including asthma- halitosis- colds- laryngitis- throat & whooping cough. |
| Common Names | : | Garden oil |
| Blends With | : | Cedarwood-geranium- clary sage- pine- nutmeg & all citrus oils. |
| Constituents | : | a-pinene, limonene, cis-ocimene-p-cymene -beta-myrcene, terpinene-4-ol- borneol , linalool-camphene, 1, 8-cineole, trans-ocimene-camphor- geranyl acetate- 3-octanone, linalool, linalyl acetate, terpinen-4-ol, caryophyllene and lavendulyl acetate. |
| Uses | : | The oil has in it properties for treating asthma- colds- halitosis- laryngitis- throat infections & whooping cough- Further- it also helps digestive system deal with colic- nausea- vomiting & flatulence. |
| Description | : | Lemongrass Oil is derived from Lemongrass, which is a fast growing- tall- aromatic perennial grass native to Asia. The oil is extracted from the shoot part of the plant and is yellow to brownish yellow liquid in color. Having good aromatherapy properties- it is used for clearing oily skin, acne, athlete-s foot and other ailments including alleviating excessive perspiration. |
| Common Names | : | Andropogon citratus- A. schoenathus. |
| Blends With | : | Basil-coriander- cedarwood- geranium- lavender- jasmine- tea tree. |
| Constituents | : | Citral, Myrcene- geranyl acetate- citronellal- nerol- neral- geraniol- traces of limonene & citral. |
| Uses | : | Lemongrass oil helps in toning up the muscles & tissues and in relieving muscle pains by making muscles supple. It also helps with correcting poor blood circulation and as an insect repellant. Further, it is also used to keep pets clean of fleas- ticks & lice. |
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| Description | : | Litsea cubeba oil is taken from Litsea Cubeba, which is a small plant found in tropical areas. Its leaves are typically vibrant green with a pleasant, lemon like smell. The essential oil is extracted through steam distillation process from its small, pepper-like fruits. The oil has good therapeutic properties. Further-it can also be used as a stimulant & tonic. |
| Common Names | : | May Chang. |
| Blends With | : | Basil- Geranium- Ginger- Bergamot-Jasmine- Rosemary- Rose- Rosewood-Ylang-ylang. |
| Constituents | : | Aldehydes-citral Geranial- Citronellal- Neral-Cinnamic Aldehyde-Benzaldehyde |
| Uses | : | The oil has good therapeutic properties and can also be used as astringent-insecticide- antiseptic- hypotensive-stimulant & tonic. |
| Description | : | Lotus Oil comes from Lotus plant, which has conical shaped flowers and circular leaves. The oil is extracted from the flower part of the plant through steam distillation process. Blending well with all spice essential oils, Lotus Oil has in it good therapeutic and stimulant properties. |
| Common Names | : | Pink Lotus Oil. |
| Blends With | : | Cinnamon- sandalwood- and all spice essential oils. |
| Constituents | : | LLL (12.80%), -POL (8.28%), -PLL (11.27%)- -PLO (8.58%)- -BeLL (8.32%). |
| Uses | : | Having good therapeutic and stimulant properties- the oil is associated with arousing love as well as helps in increasing sexuality- fertility and longevity. |
| Description | : | Mace Oil comes from Mace tree that yields nutmeg fruit which is pendulous in shape and similar in presentation to a peach. The oil is steam distilled from fruit part of the tree and has analgesic- anti-emetic-antioxidant- antiseptic-antispasmodic and other medicinal and therapeutic properties. |
| Common Names | : | May Chang |
| Blends With | : | Bay Leaf- Orange Sweet- Peru Balsam- Geranium, Rosemary, Lime, Clary Sage- Petitgrain, Mandarin- Coriander. |
| Constituents | : | 75 % Citral, chemical limonene. |
| Uses | : | Mace Essential Oil is used as an analgesic- antioxidant- anti-emetic-antiseptic- antispasmodic- aphrodisiac-carminative- larvicidal- emmenagogue and as stimulant. |
