Nirisha Aromas

Amroli, Surat, Gujarat

Common Uses 

• Hair: The detoxifying properties of this oil helps to maintain healthy and shiny hair. It is excellent for hair massages as it helps to calm the scalp and works as a tonic for encouraging hair growth. Antimicrobial and antiseptic attributes aids in getting rid of scalp infections. 

• Pain Relief: Aniseed oil has been traditionally used as a pain reliver specially for muscle pain and inflammatory discomfort. It stimulates blood circulation and reduces the sensation of pain in affected areas. It is a relaxant and antispasmodic. and this gives relief from from spasms like cramps. cough. aches. diarrhoea etc. 
• Healing of wounds: This essential oil also has antiseptic properties which give wounds an effective protective layer against infections and sepsis. This aids in the faster healing of wounds. 
• Help fights against Cold and Flu: The warming effect of this oil on the respiratory and the circulatory systems makes it a cordial. This property helps counter colds. the deposition of phlegm. and problems like rheumatism and arthritis. It is also very effective in clearing congestion in the lungs and the respiratory tracts for conditions like asthma and bronchitis. 
• Reduce symptoms of Depression: Due to its somewhat narcotic or numbing effects. it is used as a sedative for anxiety. nervous afflictions. depression. anger. and stress as well as for %symptoms such as insomnia due to its tranquilizing and relaxing effects. 

Blends Well With : Cardamom. Caraway. Coriander. Dill. Fennel. Mandarin. Rosewood. Bay. Black Pepper. Lavender. Orange. Pine. Rose. Thyme. 

Caution : Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals. so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body, should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil. 

Common Uses 

• Hair: The detoxifying properties of this oil helps to maintain healthy and shiny hair. It is excellent for hair massages as it helps to calm the scalp and works as a tonic for encouraging hair growth. Antimicrobial and antiseptic attributes aids in getting rid of scalp infections. 

• Pain Relief: Aniseed oil has been traditionally used as a pain reliver specially for muscle pain and inflammatory discomfort. It stimulates blood circulation and reduces the sensation of pain in affected areas. It is a relaxant and antispasmodic. and this gives relief from from spasms like cramps. cough. aches. diarrhoea etc. 
• Healing of wounds: This essential oil also has antiseptic properties which give wounds an effective protective layer against infections and sepsis. This aids in the faster healing of wounds. 
• Help fights against Cold and Flu: The warming effect of this oil on the respiratory and the circulatory systems makes it a cordial. This property helps counter colds. the deposition of phlegm. and problems like rheumatism and arthritis. It is also very effective in clearing congestion in the lungs and the respiratory tracts for conditions like asthma and bronchitis. 
• Reduce symptoms of Depression: Due to its somewhat narcotic or numbing effects. it is used as a sedative for anxiety. nervous afflictions. depression. anger. and stress as well as for %symptoms such as insomnia due to its tranquilizing and relaxing effects. 

Blends Well With : Cardamom. Caraway. Coriander. Dill. Fennel. Mandarin. Rosewood. Bay. Black Pepper. Lavender. Orange. Pine. Rose. Thyme. 

Caution : Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals. so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body, should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil. 

Aloe vera oil contains health properties of the original aloe vera plant. it possesses anti-inflammatory. anti-bacterial, anti-viral. antifungal. antioxidant. and astringent properties. 

It can be incorporated in lip balms. creams. lotions. body butters. hair oil treatments and other skin care formulations. By using the oil in formulations. one does not need to worry about greater risk of bacterial and mould growth which can sometimes occur while using pure gel. 

Common Uses: 

• Promotes Skin Health: Aloe Vera oil is known for its ability to promote skin health. The plant's long list of antioxidants. including beta-carotene and vitamins like C and E. can help keep skin supple and firm. 
• Anti Aging: Aloe vera contains mucopolysaccharides which binds moisture in skin. It stimulates production of collagen and elastin fibers which makes skin more elastic. supple. plump. softer and younger looking. It may also help prevent the appearance of fine lines. wrinkles. and stretch marks. 
• Fights Acne: Aloe vera oil can help fight acne due to its ability to reduce inflammation. blistering and itching. It can also be used for skin problems like psoriasis, eczema. and rashes. 
• Promotes Hair growth: Aloe vera oil is an effective haircare agent. Apart from treating dandruff and dry scalp. It can also promote hair growth and helps keep strands stronger. It can also be used as a conditioner to treat dry scalp. 
• Heals Sun Burn: The antioxidant properties of this oil helps heal sun burn quickly. It is also helpful in treating minor cuts and wounds. 

Storage: It is recommended to store carrier oils in cool dark place to maintain their freshness and maximum shelf life. If refrigerated, bring them to room temperature before use. 

Apricot oil is a thin oil pressed from the seed or kernels of apricot. It is light and has a nutty. aromatic flavour. It has high levels of vitamin E. vitamin K. and a number of powerful antioxidants, such as caffeic acid and various catechins. It is non greasy enriching emollient and can be directly applied on skin. 

Used for many centuries. Apricot Kernel Oil continues to be used in skin. hair. and health care for its softening. hydrating. rejuvenating. and nourishing properties. Due to the fact that Apricots belong to the same family of drupes as Almonds. it is comparable to Almond Oil and can be used as a substitute. 

Common Uses : 

• Moisturise Skin: The emollient properties of apricot kernel oil helps to exfoliate and moisturize skin, helping it retain moisture. eliminating patches of dry skin. and relieving inflammatory conditions, such as rosacea. psoriasis. and eczema. For nourished. soft and glowing skin. gently rub this oil on your body daily. It also helps in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes. This oil is great for soothing dry skin as it deeply nourishes damaged, rough or chapped skin. 
• Improves Hair Health: It can also be used on hair and scalp to strengthen weak strands and promote healthy hair follicles. It also helps in getting rid of dandruff and can be directly applied on hair and scalp. 
• Treats Acne: Applying this oil on acne spots can reduce inflammation and prevent the buildup of sebum in the glands. treating both the symptoms and the underlying problem of acne. 
• Improves Digestion: The laxative properties of this oil facilitates expulsion of bodily toxins through metabolic waste. Create a massage blend to encourage proper digestion and bowel movements by mixing 10 drops of Apricot Kernel Carrier Oil with 2 drops of Peppermint Essential Oil and gently massage it into the belly. 
• Skin Type: Suited for skin types. Works great for aging or mature skin. Wonderful for sensitive skin as the Vitamin E is very calming. 

Storage: It is recommended to store carrier oils in cool dark place to maintain their freshness and maximum shelf life. If refrigerated, bring them to room temperature before use. 

Jojoba oil is extracted from the seeds of the Jojoba plant and is closest to the oil produced by human skin called 'sebum' that helps protect and heal skin from external toxins and therefore is a natural replacement for it. It also penetrated to deeper layers of skin where cell regeneration and synthesis occurs. It has been long used by Native Americans and is a shrubby tree that is native to Southern Arizona and California. 

It contains high amounts of minerals, antioxidants and vitamin E, which helps in promoting healthy hair and skin. Because it is an excellent emollient. the manufacturing industry uses jojoba as an ingredient in a variety of products like shampoo, lipstick. makeup. cleansing products. and in the face. hand, and body lotions. 

Common Uses : 

• Retains Moisture: Jojoba oil helps retains moisture in the skin thereby keeping the skin hydrated and looking fresh. It helps moisturize the skin. without clogging the pores. In addition. it prevents buildup of bacteria in the pores, which causes blackheads and breakout of acne. 
• Gives soft lips: Our lips are thrice more sensitive than our usual skin and therefore requires more care and love. Jojoba oil contains essential vitamins such as Vitamin B. E and key minerals such as zinc. copper which are beneficial for soft lips and skin. )Helps reduce Wrinkles: The essential vitamins present in Jojoba oil help greatly reduce wrinkles and the visible effects of ageing. Since it is a great moisturizer, it can slow down the appearance of aging and helps to fade fine lines and wrinkles. 
• Treats sunburns: Jojoba soothes any burnt skin by going deeper into the tissues and healing them. this helps the pain after a sunburn or tan. It also helps reduce the chances of peeling. Thus it is a popular ingredient in natural sunscreens. 
• Haircare: It helps strengthen hair follicles on the scalp thereby making hair to grow stronger and healthier. The presence of Vitamin E & 8 conditions the hair making it shinier. adding volume and density. The stronger hair shaft prevents hair breakage due to drying of wet hair. Head massages with jojoba oil help to also condition the scalp which removes scalp dryness. Thus avoiding dandruff and itching. It is the perfect hair oil for oily scalp. 
• Great makeup remover: It can also be used as an effective makeup remover which is natural and free of harmful chemicals. 

Skin Type: Balances oily skin. soothes sensitive skin. hydrates dry skin and can even be used on acne and breakouts. 

Storage: It is recommended to store carrier oils in cool dark place to maintain their freshness and maximum shelf life. If refrigerated, bring them to room temperature before use. 

Bergamot essential oil has a citrus aroma which is reminiscent of orange but is wonderfully more complex. It has an underlying floral characteristic to it. The yellow green peel of its orange shaped fruit is cold pressed to produce this essential oil. 

It mainly has uplifting aroma with tinge of sweet and relaxing elements. making it a popular ingredient in perfumes. The skin cleansing properties of this oil along with its elegant scent. makes it a popular addition to luxury shampoos, soaps and cleansers. 

Common Uses 

• Skin: It balances oily, acne prone skin, minimizes the look of scars and marks on the skin. It makes the distribution of pigments and melanin uniform. thereby resulting in even skin tone. 
• Body: The microbial properties of this oil prevent growth of germs that cause body odour and thus is an excellent natural deodorant. It also relaxes muscles and nerves. thereby giving quick relief from cramps and painful muscle contractions. 
• Mind: It is a wonderful relaxant that soothes nerves to help cure ailments associated with stress like sleeplessness and depression.
• Others: The refreshing and citrus aroma of this oil act as natural deodorant and air freshener. 

Blends Well With: Geranium. Lavender. Ylang Ylang. Orange, Clary sage. Frankincense. Mandarin. Jasmine. Black Pepper. Cypress. Nutmeg, Sandalwood. Rosemary. Vetiver 

Caution: Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals, so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body, should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil. 

Bitter orange is a plant. The peel. flower. leaf. fruit. and fruit juice are used to make medicine. Bitter orange oil is made from the peel. It has a place in many products spanning the healthcare, aromatherapy and flavour and fragrance sectors. In aromatherapy. the essential oil of bitter orange is applied to the skin and also inhaled as a painkiller. Bitter orange peel is applied to the skin for swelling (inflammation) of the eyelid and its lining, as well as the retina in the eye. It is also used for bleeding from the retina, exhaustion accompanying colds. headaches. nerve pain. muscular pain, joint pain. bruises. swelling of the veins (phlebitis). hair loss and bed sores. 

Common Uses: 

• Skin: Bitter orange essential oil has been proved effective in treating numerous skin problems with its antiseptic. antibacterial and antifungal properties. It aids in clearing acne. cold sores. wounds. psoriasis. eczema and certain other skin problems due to excessive stagnation of oil. 
• Mind: Inhaling the energizing and enlivening fragrance of this oil especially during the early hours of the day promises a serene atmosphere and instills complete calmness in your 
• Body: Bitter orange essential oil is also used in treating chronic fatigue syndrome. intestinal ulcers, lowering blood sugar level in diabetic patients. sleep disorders. joint pain, muscular aches, bruises, cold and certain other liver and gall bladder problems. 

Blends Well With: Lavender. Bergamot. Rosewood. lemon, clary sage, myrrh and spicy oils such as nutmeg, cinnamon and clove. 

Caution: Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals, so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body. should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil. 

Carrot seed essential oil. as the name suggests. is extracted by steam distillation. primarily from the dried seeds of wild carrot. but also from the dried plant itself? You can find the oil from both the sources with the help of steam distillation. The basic type of wild carrot is easily found in Europe apart from its components like Alpha Pinene. Beta Pinene. Gamma Terpinene, Limonene, it is also rich in vitamin A. This amazing vitamin is beneficial for eyes and is an effective antioxidant which helps people recover better and feel better and positive. The oil can help you maintain a younger looking skin and the antioxidants work on your face and your overall appearance by adding the unmatched glow to it. Carrot seed oil cures all kinds of infections thus creating a positive impact on your health and body. 

Uses 

• Skin: Carrot seed oil works as a supporting and protective agent that not only enhances but also repairs damage to the skin that is exposed to pollution and environmental stress. It also stimulates growth of new tissue and skin. thus promoting a clearer. brighter, evenly toned complexion. 
• Carrot Seed Oil purifies and detoxes your system which is why it is a great choice for everyone. It is good for the skin and protects it from developing wrinkles. Carrot seed oil also relieves muscle aches. cures anorexia. enhances the production of erythrocytes and improves eye sight. Carrot is already known to improve the eyesight so by that you can understand how well it is enriched with vitamin A. 
• Hair: It is known to deeply condition the scalp and hair to repair split ends and contributes to soothing relief from dehydration and irritation such as itchiness. dandruff. It also helps to restore shine and make hair healthier. 
• Body: Used cosmetically, it helps repair skin damages, tones muscles and tissue, and tightens skin to prevent from sagging. It also helps remove toxins from the body. boosts immunity. reduces muscle and joint inflammation and addresses fluid retention. It also stimulates circulation as well as brain and nerve functions. 

Blends Well With: Bergamot. cedarwood. Cinnamon. Geranium. Helichrysum. Juniper. Lavender. Lemon. Lime. Melissa. Neroli. Orange. Rosemary. 

Caution : Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals. so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body, should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil. 

Commonly known as Chinese cinnamon Cassia Oil is a unique kind of fragrance and flavor available in the market. The essential oil of Cassia is derived by steam distillation of its leaves and twigs and sometimes they also use bark to extract the essential oil. The chief constituents of the essential oil of Cassia are benzaldehyde, chavicol, cinnamic aldehyde. cinnamyl acetate and linalool.Chinese healers identified and started using this oil from ancients. The oil is thus originates in China and then its benefits were spread all around the world. Known for its amazing properties Cassia Oil is healthy and has great effect on people who use it in the right manner. Cassia produces a slightly sweet aroma. and it imparts a spicy taste that has a slight bite. 

The oil kills bacteria thus known to give the right kind of effect to the body of the person who uses it. In early times this oil was majorly used to support immunity and restore the body's natural defenses.The plant properties are calming and relaxing and these properties come naturally in the oil as well so you can enjoy the soothing feeling if you use the oil in a proper manner.lts spicy and hot aroma is stimulating and helps you open up your mental disturbances. Cassia Oil is regarded as safe for internal consumption according to all major studies that are done on this oil. 

• Cassia oil is used for athlete?s foot, a condition that can occur from walking on communal shower floors and saunas as well as swimming pools. The oil is effective in healing that condition. 
• The oil is a well known and highly regarded antifungal agent. the strong properties of the oil helps it work on fungal troubles. 
• Cassia Oil has various medicinal uses that define it and its attributes which differentiate it from any other type of oil iik
• Cassia Oil produces strong aroma and it has a spicy taste this taste adds a lot to your taste buds. 

Uses 

• Body: It helps in improving blood circulation and brings warmth to joints and other parts of the body affected by rheumatism and arthritis. 
• Mind: It acts as an antidepressant as it helps fight depression, uplifts mood. and induces warm feelings in body and mind. It also helps in relieving one from negative feelings. Add few drops of this oil in diffuser during meditation or prayer to augment mental clarity, boost self confidence and enhance memory skills 
• Others: Cassia oil can also help relieve menstrual pain, spasms. irregular periods and blocked menstrual. This oil has as emmenagogue properties that induce menses and is a boon to women suffering from blocked or irregular menstruation. You can massage your lower abdomen with 2 drops of cassia oil mixed with 1 ml of sesame oil to help relieve menstrual pain. delayed periods and spasms. 

Blends Well With: Bergamot. Cedarwood. Clove. Frankincense. Lavender. Lemon. Orange. Ylang Ylang. 

Caution: Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals. so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all 

The scent of cinnamon is warm. spicy. sweet and is filled with happy memories of delicious cozy days. Cinnamon oil is known for its lush fragrance and is derived from the bark of the tree using steam distillation. 

Uses 

• Hair: Cinnamon oil may be used for thickening and growth of hair and thus can be added to shampoo or hair masks for its benefits. You can also add few drops to almond oil and massage thoroughly on scalp. 
• Skin: Due to its anti-inflammatory properties. it can be a natural remedy for inflammatory skin concerns like acne or rashes. 
• Others: It is known for its mood enhancing properties and increases alertness of mind while reducing frustration. This warming oil is also an excellent addition to massage blends aimed at easing muscular aches and pains. sprains as well as joint pains. 

Blends Well With: Black Pepper. Clove. Ginger. Geranium. Cardamom. Bergamot. Frankincense. Lavender. Ylang Ylang. Orange and Tea tree

Caution: Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals. so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all 

YlangYlang (canangaodorata) is very exotic. sweet. heavy and floral. The oil is usually distilled from the yellow blooms although this plant has a variety of pink a. mauve flowers as well. YlangYlang is native to Indonesia. the Philippines and the islands of Tahiti. Seychelles and Madagascar.Flowers of flowers'. 'the perfume tree' and 'a crown in the East' are some of the names given to this flower. 

The Indonesians graced the bed spreads with YlangYlang petals on their wedding night for it is believed that the aphrodisiac qualities of the essential oil can bring joy and love to the newlyweds.YlangYlang is the essential oil associated with passionate desire. The sensual feelings the oil arouses swiftly ascend through inhalation to greet the master pituitary gland and enhance romantic ideals. Creating an atmosphere of expectation, sensitivity. and trust can enhance your beliefs about your worthiness of being embraced and loved. This versatile. entrancing oil uplifts you spiritually and calms you with ease. 

Arornatic Fragrance: Exotic. voluptuous scent. resembles a mixture of Jasmine and Almond. very sweet. 

Common Uses: 

• Mood enhancer: Ylang Ylang essential oil is known to have a positive effect on the mood due to its ability to on the olfactory system in the brain. It can help promote feelings of joy and lease by releasing negative emotions. It also helps in creating a peaceful and calming atmosphere. 
• Reduces Stress: Ylang Ylang essential oil acys like a mild sedative and helps in calming the nervous system, promotes relaxation and fights anxiety. It lowers the body's stress response by reducing heart rate and blood pressure. 
• Improves skin: Ylang Ylang essential oil is effective in improving the appearance of the ski, clearing pimples and help treat various skin conditions. Ylang Ylang essential oil inhibits the growth of bacteria which is responsible for causing acne. 
• Moisturises skin: Ylang Ylang oil is claimed to have a moisturizing effect on dry skin and improve the regeneration of skin cells. The oil may also reduce fine lines and wrinkles. It is best known for balancing and regulating oil production in the skin to prevent excessive dryness and oiliness. 
• Promotes Healthy hair: Ylang Ylang essential oil is also known to improve the appearance of hair, improving thickness and lustre. It promotes healthy scalp by improving circulation. enhances growth of new hair contributing and maintaining hydration, conditioning. and helps in reducing hair fall. 
• Aphrodisiac: Praised for its sweet and pleasing scent, the essential oil extracted from the beautiful yellow flowers of the Ylang Ylang tree can help improve libido and enhance romance in the bedroom thanks to its powerful relaxing and soothing qualities. 

Blends well with: Bergamot. Geranium. Grapefruit, Lemon. Lavender, Marjoram. Sandalwood. or Vetiver oils. 

Caution: Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals. so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body. should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil. 

It has strong aroma with a hint of woody undertone. It is rich source of Vitamin C. along with Vitamin A iron. fibre. potassium. magnesium. and calcium. Amla oil is also rich in essential fatty acids. proteins. and carbohydrates. Amla seed carrier oil is highly cherished for its properties like anti-bacterial. astringent. aphrodisiac. carminative etc. 

Common Uses :

• Boosts Collagen: Amla oil penetrates deep into the skin and stimulates new collagen growth. It also helps in increasing skin, elasticity and firmness. It helps to refine skin and tightens pores as well. 
• Moisturises skin: Since Amla oil is rich in minerals like magnesium. it has the ability to increase thickness and density of skin along with increasing sebum production which helps to moisture skin. Amla oil is an extremely nourishing oil and is quickly absorbed by the skin. 
• Anti-aging: It helps protect against free radicals and helps maintain youthful skin. As it helps to restore elasticity. it is an excellent oil for mature skin. 
• Healthy Hair growth: Amla oil has been known for its benefits for hair. It is often used in hair care to thicken. soften and retexturize unruly hair strands. It boosts hair health and imparts natural shine to hair. 
• Prevents dandruff: Amla oil has been traditionally used as a nourishing hair and scalp treatment and helps prevent dandruff. It is also known to strengthen delicate hair follicles and heal dry and itchy scalp. 

Storage: It is recommended to store carrier oils in cool dark place to maintain their freshness and maximum shelf life. If refrigerated, bring them to room temperature before use. 

An evergreen woody shrub. up to 1 meter tall. with pale green, narrow linear leaves and violet blue flowers. 

This variety is the common garden lavender and is sourced from the Himalayan regions around Kashmir. specifically Himachal Pradesh. 

Common Uses : 

• Skin: Lavender essential oil treats skin disorders like psoriasis. cuts. burns, abrasions, itches. eczema, rashes, acne. pimples. athlete's foot. sunburns. wounds and acts as a good mosquito repellant. Lavender essential oil has antifungal, antibacterial and antiseptic properties that assist in inhibiting the growth of bacteria, fungi and other micro organisms responsible for acne and other skin problems. 
• Mind: Lavender oil is an excellent remedy for treating fear. fatigue. anxiety. stress and depression. It also promotes peaceful sleep and alleviates stress and fatigue after a tiring day. 
• Body: In massage therapy, it is used to promote blood circulation, treat depression. anxiety, fatigue. restlessness. respiratory infections, urinary infections. bladder problems, whooping cough, nasal congestion. migraine. panic attacks, asthma. muscle soreness, headache. joint pain, bee stings and many other problems. 

Blends Well With: Bay. bergamot. chamomile. citronella. clary sage, geranium. jasmine. lemon, mandarin, orange. palmarosa, patchouli. pine. tangerine. thyme. rosemary. rosewood. ylang ylang. 

Caution: Avoid during pregnancy and with sensitive skin. It can cause possible sensitization in some individuals, so use in very low concentration only. It is important to note that all Essential Oils are extremely concentrated in nature and if to be applied on the skin or body. should always be diluted upto a maximum dosage of 4% in a suitable carrier oil.