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Tea Tree Essential oil is commonly known as Melaleuca. Melaleuca Alternifolia is a small tree about 7cm (20ft with a bushy crown and a whitish papery bark. The leaves are smooth soft linear in shape (10-35mm) and 1mm wide.
Description Of Tea Tree Essential Oil:Tea Tree Essential oil is commonly known as Melaleuca. Melaleuca Alternifolia is a small tree about 7cm (20ft with a bushy crown and a whitish papery bark. The leaves are smooth soft linear in shape (10-35mm) and 1mm wide. They also rich in oils with the glands prominent. This species grows well in a wide range of oils and climates. Tea Tree has been used as an alternative medical treatment for almost a century in Australia. The Steam Distillation of Tea Tree oil ( Melaleuca Alternifolia) oil was investigated in a small Batch still to ascertain of operating variables on the yield composition and rate of recovery of oil provides suitable Distillation Times 2-3 hours were used the oil yield and composition comes out.Oxygenated components particularly teripen-4-ol and 1, 8 cineole are recovered the most rapidly. Tea Tree oil is commonly used as a topical antiseptic microbial properties specially in treatment of acne. It is also helpful in effective in treatment of fungal infections.
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Uses of Tea Tree Essential oil:Tea tree oil has been used in traditional medicine as it has following benefits:
Precautions To use over Tea Tree Essential oil:Tea tree oil is poisonous when taken internally.It may cause drowsiness , confusion, hallucinations, coma, unsteadiness, weakness , vomiting , diarrhea, nausea , blood cell abnormalities , and severe rashes should be kept away from pets and children.tea tree oil should not be used in or around the mouth.
Rosemary Botanical name (Rosmarinus officinalis) also known as Garden rosemary is native to Mediterranean area. A member of the mint family. Rosemary plant is a perennial evergreen essential oil crop that may reach us a height upto 3meters. Rosemary can be grown all over the world.
Description Of Rosemary Essential Oil:Rosemary Botanical name (Rosmarinus officinalis) also known as Garden rosemary is native to Mediterranean area. A member of the mint family. Rosemary plant is a perennial evergreen essential oil crop that may reach us a height upto 3meters. Rosemary can be grown all over the world. The cool regions are best for its cultivation in india.the rosemary essential oil obtained by (rosmarinus officinalis L) by steam distillation method with use of stems leaves and flowers of rosemary plant and after by GC/MS Analysis and the main characteristics component being camphor, alpha pinene, 1, 8 cineole, camphene, borneol, beta pinene, verbenone, b-caryophyllene, limonene, alpha-terpineol, mycrene, p-cymene, bornyl acetate, linalool, and terpin-4-ol.Rosemary contains a number of phytochemicals including rosmarnic acid, ursolic acid betuilnic acid.Rosemary oil is used for purpose of fragrant bodily perfumes to emit an aroma into a room.it is also burnt as incense and used in shampoo cleaning products.
History Of Rosemary Essential Oil:Piny (23-27A.D Dioscordies contemporary of pliny and author of De material medica a work on the use and identification of medical herbs which was the basis of medical practioner for the next 1400 years. And Galen all wrote of rosemary I found numerous historical works that indicated the three worked with rosemary but only one mentioned that they agreed that it improved memory. It was cultivated by Spanish in 13th century and was a popular condiment with salt meals from 15th to 18th centuries.
Banke in his work herbal from 1525 suggested technique to use rosemary as a remedy of gout of the legs and to keep the teeth from all the evils. He also recommended that smelling rosemary regularly would keep thee youngly.
Vishwanath Oils Products Manufacturers Rosemary oil (Rosmarinus Officinalis) AN ANUALLY 7000 KG TO 10000 KG.
Blends with Rosemary Essential oil:Rosemary oils Blends with Cedarwood oil, Citronella Oil, Geranium Oil, Oregano oil, Lavender Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Peppermint Oil, and also with citrus oil specially lemon.
Constituents of Rosemary Essential oil:The Constituents of Rosemary Essential oil are Camphor, Alpha-Pinene, 1, 8 Cineole, Camphene, Borneol, b-pinene, Verbenone, b-caryophyllene, limonene, alpha-terpineol, Mycrene, P-cymene, Bornyl acetate, linalool and teripen-4-ol, eucayptol.
Uses of Rosemary Essential oil :
Precautions To use over Rosemary Essential oil:Rosemary oil is unsafe when taken in mouth in medicinal amount. During pregnancy rosemary oil to avoid in large amounts to intake. Rosemary Might increase the risk of bledding & bruising in people with disorders of bledding.
Turmeric is local to Indonesia and southern India, where it has been produced for more than 5000 years It has played a significant role in many established cultures all through the East, including being a respected member of the Ayurvedic system.
Turmeric is local to Indonesia and southern India, where it has been produced for more than 5000 years It has played a significant role in many established cultures all through the East, including being a respected member of the Ayurvedic system. While Arab traders established it into Europe in 13th century, it has only lately become accepted in Western society. Much of its recent fame is due to the research that It has therapeutic properties. The foremost marketable producers of turmeric includes developing nations like India and Indonesia.
Turmeric is best known for that bold yellow orange color that it gives to curry. Turmeric has been in use in Asia for thousand of years. History shows that by 800 A.D, The cultivation and trade of turmeric had spread across much of Asia, and also across much of Africa.
Turmeric known as curcuma longa is a native to Asia and India. Turmeric is a very important spice in India, which produces nearly the whole world crop and consumes 80% of its produce. India is by far the largest producer and exporter of turmeric in the world. Turmeric occupies about 6% of the total area under spices and condiments in India. Turmeric is the boiled, dried out, unsoiled and refined rhizomes of curcuma longa. The plant is herbaceous permanent, 60-90cm in height, with a petite stem and tufted leaves. There are 7 to 12 leaves, the leaf cover forms the simulated stem. The lamina is green on top and pale green and has a length of 30-40 cm and width 8-12cm. inflorescence is a middle spike of 10-15cm long. 1-4 flowers are grown in axil of the bract cavity one at a time.
Distillation of Turmeric oil:The modified steam distillation process was used to obtain the essential oil from turmeric Rhizomes. The modified steam distillation process is the combination of continuous water circulation, steam distillation and a packed bed for turmeric rhizomes. The process was optimized for the operating time of 210 minutes with yield of Distillation oil. The present process is lead to reduced wastage of water soluble components and the continuous operation provides the short exposure of the heat sensitive components. Turmeric rhizomes were extracted by steam distillation method and the product is a free flowing liquid that is pale yellow to orange yellow in color with a characteristics spicy, fresh, rooty odour.
After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst by GC/MS Method and the constituents are Alpha-zingiberene, aromatic-tumerone, beta-sesquiphellandrene, alpha-tumerone, beta-tumerone, and beta-bisabolene.
Vishwanath oils Products manufacturer of Turmeric oil Food Grade (Curcuma longa) In India.
Vishwanath oils Products manufactures Turmeric Root oil ( Curcuma longa) In India.
Blends with Turmeric oil;Turmeric oil well blends with ginger oil, ylang ylang oil, clary sage oil, and frankincense oil.
Constituents of Turmeric oil:After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst by GC/MS Method and the constituents are Alpha-zingiberene, aromatic-tumerone, beta-sesquiphellandrene, alpha-tumerone, beta-tumerone, and beta-bisabolene.
Uses of Turmeric oil
Precautions to use over Turmeric oil:Pregnancy and breast feeding consuming Turmeric oil is likely safe when taken in food amount during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Do not take larger amounts of Turmeric oil if you are pregnant or breast-feeding.
Ylang-ylang is medium-sized evergreen tree, typically 10-20m in height but occasionally up to 40m in natural forests in its native Indo-pacific range. It produces a single main trunk and an uneven spreading crown of drooping branches and twigs bearing leaves in two rows. COA
Description of Ylang-Ylang:Ylang-ylang is medium-sized evergreen tree, typically 10-20m in height but occasionally up to 40m in natural forests in its native Indo-pacific range. It produces a single main trunk and an uneven spreading crown of drooping branches and twigs bearing leaves in two rows. It is easily recognized by its odd-shaped, very fragrant yellow or greenish-yellow flowers and distinctive aggregate fruit consisting of 8-15 clustered green or black berries.
The leaves are dark shiny green above duller, lighter and slightly pubescent beneath, ovate-oblong to broadly elliptic, 9-21 cm in length and 4-9cm wide with wavy margins, a rounded ans usually unequal base, and finely acuminate apex. As with most other members of family Annonaceae, the leaves are arranged on a single plane along twigs. Petioles are light green, 6-15mm long. The leaf midrib is prominent with 7-12 pairs of lateral veins at an angle of 45Deg to the Midrib. The twigs are light green when young, becoming brown, and have a slightly spicy taste. The flowers have numerous stamens less than 3 mm long that are pointed and becoming reddish tinged at the apex, crowded into a triangular mass along with 8-15 separate green pistils that are less than 6mm long and whose stigmas are also crowded together.
Distillation of Yalng-Ylang Esential oil:Ylang-ylang Essential oil is derived from the steam distillation of the plants sea star-shaped flowering parts. It is known to have a scent that can be described as sweetly and delicately floral and fresh with a fruity nuance. In the first 1-2 hours of distillation ylang-ylang oil is obtained and called as Extra Ylang-ylang oil. This is the highest prominent and finest quality of oil. It characteristics rich, sweet and floral scent.
After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are Linalool, Geranyl Acetate, Germacrene-D, beta-caryophyylene, benzyl acetate, geranoil, methyl p-cresol, methyl benzoate, geranyl acetate, Farnasene and Benzyl benzonate.
Linalool helps as Sedative and anti-anxiety. Geranyl Acetate is known for anti-fungal and anti-inflamamtory. Germacrene-D is believed to exhibit the stimulating and anti-viral activity. Beta-caryophyllene helps as Anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial, Benzyl Acetate works as Sedative and Anti-spasmodic. Geraniol Is believed to exhibit the Anti-oxidant and anti-bacterial properties. Methyl P- Cresol helps in Disinfectant and anti-bacterial. Methyl Benzoate is believed To exhibit the following Sedative and Spasmolytic. Geranoil acetate works as Anti-fungal and Anti-septic. Farnesene Properties are Anti-oxidant, Calming, Anti-fungal properties. Benzyl Benzoate properties are Insecticidal and Anti-microbial.
Blends with Ylang-ylang Essential oil;Ylang-ylang Essential oil well blends with Bergamot oil, geranium oil, grapefruit oil, lemon oil, marjoram oil, Sandalwood and vetiver oil also.
Constituents of Ylang-ylang Essential oil:After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are Linalool, Geranyl Acetate, Germacrene-D, beta-caryophyylene, benzyl acetate, geranoil, methyl p-cresol, methyl benzoate, geranyl acetate, Farnasene and Benzyl benzonate
Uses of Ylang-ylang Essential oil
Precautions to use over Ylang-ylang Essential oil:Preganancy and breast feeding when ylang-ylang oil taken by mouth in amount commonly found in blood. There is not enough reliable information about safety of taking ylang-yalng in medicinal bases if you are pregnant or breast feeding stay on safe side to avoid use.
The lemon plant forms an evergreen spreading bush or small trees 3-6 meters. (10-20)ft high its young oval leaves have a decidedly reddish tiny that they turn green. In some varieties the young branches of lemon angular some have sharp thorns at the axils of the leaves.
Description Of Lemon Essential Oil:The Lemon was introduced in spain and north Africa sometime between the years 1000 and 1200 C.E. It was further distributed through Europe by the crusaders who found its growing in Palestine. In 1494 the fruit was being cultivated in the azores and shipped largely to England.
The lemon plant forms an evergreen spreading bush or small trees 3-6 meters. (10-20)ft high its young oval leaves have a decidedly reddish tiny that they turn green. In some varieties the young branches of lemon angular some have sharp thorns at the axils of the leaves. The flowers have a sweet odour and solitary or bone in small clusters in the axils of the leaves. Reddish tinted in the bud the petals are usually white above and redish purple yellow. The fruit is oval with a broad low apical nipple forms 8 to 10 segments the outer rind or peel yellow when ripe and rather thick in some varieties is prominently dotted with oils glands. The seed are small avoid and pointed occasionally fruits are seedless. Citrus oil is an essential oil present within the rind of wall of a citrus fruit. Lemon essential oil is extracted as a by product of juice extraction by centrifugation producing cold pressed oil. The present investigation citrus limon peel is used for extraction of lemon oil. The main contents of lemon essential oils are limonene, alpha-pinene, camphene, beta-pinene, sabinene, mycrene, alpha terepene, linalool, beta bisabolene trans-alpha-bergemotene, nerol and neral.
Alpha pinene prevents anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and Bronchodilator. Camphene helps to prevent anti-oxidant & soothing. Sabinene works as a anti-oxidant anti-fungal & anti-inflammatory.
Myrcene Helps to prevent sedative Anti-biotic And analgesic. Linalool Prevents Anti-anxiety & Analgesic Sedative. Limonene Works as a stimulant digestive and detoxicant. Neral Helps as an anti-oxidant and analgesic.
After the extraction Lemon Essential oil has a thin watery a pale greenish yellow colour and gives a sharp yet Fragrance which can be largely attributed to the chemical constituent liomonene.
Blends with Lemon Essential oil:Lemon oil blends particularly well with Tea tree oil. Rose Oil, Neroli oil, Ylang-Ylang Oil, Cedarwood , Peppermint and other Citrus oils.
Constituents of Lemon Essential oil:The Main chemical constituents of lemon essential oils are a-pinene, Camphene, b-pinene, sabinene, myrcene, a-terpinene, linalool, b-bisabolene, limonene, trans-a-bergamotene, nerol and neral.
Uses of Lemon Essential oil :
Precautions To use Lemon Essential oil:According to the national center for complementary and itergrativehealth, oral intake is not safe, pregnanat and breastfeeding woman should consult their health care practitioner, it may cause skin irritation to allergic people . Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
Basil oil or sweet basil is a common name for the culinary herb ocimum basilicum and its extracted by the process steam distillation method in Vishwanath oils Products In steam Distillation Unit. Basil oil is a pale or greenish-yellow in colour and has thin consistency and strength of initial aroma is Sweet.
History Of Basil Essential Oil Or Sweet Basil:
Basil is called by Many Names Like Sweet Basil Or Even Thai Basil But all of its common name refers to the herb botanical name (Ocimum basilicum). Basil is a large member of mint family Lamiaceae family along with other culinary herbs like rosemary sage and even lavender. It is believed that basil has origin in india but the herb has been cultivated for over 5000 with its reach spreading to all corners of the globe. There are some indicators that basil may have originated even farther east than India with ancient records from 807A.D. suggesting that sweet basil was used in the human region of china at that time also. Basil has a strong history in ancient traditional medicines like Ayurveda the traditional medicinal system of ancient india.
Description Of Basil Essential oil Or Sweet Basil:
Basil oil or sweet basil is a common name for the culinary herb ocimum basilicumand its extracted by the process steam distillation method in Vishwanath oils Products In steam Distillation Unit. Basil oil is a pale or greenish-yellow in colour and has thin consistency and strength of initial aroma is Sweet. It is a water Viscosity. Basil oil has various chemical compounds by GC-MS Analysis alpha-pinene, camphene, Beta-pinene, myrcene, limonene, cis-ocimene, Camphor, linalool, methyl Chavicol main Constituent of Sweet Basil, y-terpineol, Citronellol, geraniol, methyl cinnamate and eugenol.
Manufacturer of Basil Essential oil ( Ocimum basilicum) In India By Vishwanath oils Products.
Blends with Basil Essential oil Or Sweet Basil:
Precautions To use over Basil Essential oil Or Sweet Basil:
Keep out Of Reach of children, if you are pregnant, nursing or under a doctor care consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears or sensitive areas.
The Cajeput tree develops into medium to large evergreen tree with a tall and upright form, 25-40ft high , 15-25ft wide. Pale green leathery leaves are 2-3 inch long and lance shaped with a pointed tip, noticeable creamy- white flowers occur in large brush-like at the ends of branches from late summer into fall.
Description of Cajeput Oil :
The Cajeput tree develops into medium to large evergreen tree with a tall and upright form, 25-40ft high , 15-25ft wide. Pale green leathery leaves are 2-3 inch long and lance shaped with a pointed tip, noticeable creamy- white flowers occur in large brush-like at the ends of branches from late summer into fall. Attractive bark is white to tan develops into thick spongy layers than can be peeled off like paper. Native to coastal habitats of eastern Australia the Cajeput tree is adapted is as wide range of soils including silts, clays, loams as well as seasonal flooding. In contrast to its natural environment, this tree is highly popular in Inland empire landscapes and garden due to its upright form and distinctive papery bark. It grows fast and performs well in narrow spaces building as well as in laws situations. It is useful as a street tree or as a multi-trunk specimen in courtyards and residential gardens. It often develops large surface roots when planted in heavy soils and in areas with surface moisture. Cajeput oil, obtained from the leaves, is in limited pharmaceutical demand. Formerly acclaimed as an antiseptic tree, subduing malarial vapors, the cajeput has become in florida a prime respiratory irritant.
Distillation of Cajeput Essential Oil:
The oil is prepared from leaves collected on a hot dry day, macerated in water, and distilled after fermenting for a night. This oil is extremely pungent, and has odor of a mixture of turpentine and camphor. It consists mainly of cineol from which cajuputene, having a hyacinth-like odor, can be obtained by distillation with phosphorus pentoxide. It is a typical volatile oil, and is used internally in doses of 2 to3 minims.After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are a-pinene, b-pinene, myrcene, a-terpinene, limonene, 1, 8-cineole, y-terpinene, p-cymene, terpinolene, linalool, terpinen-4-ol- and a-terpineol.
Blends with Caeput Essential oil;Cajeput oil well blends with Bergamot. Grapefruit, lemon, sweet orange oil, lime oil, lavender oil, clove bud oil, eucalyptus oil, tea tree oil and frankincense oil.
Constituents of Cajeput Essential oil:After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are a-pinene, b-pinene, myrcene, a-terpinene, limonene, 1, 8-cineole, y-terpinene, p-cymene, terpinolene, linalool, terpinen-4-ol- and a-terpineol
Uses of Cajeput Essential oil;
Toothache Relief: It has an effect much like clove oil in reducing a toothache. Take a few drops of cajeput oil on the cotton ball. Place this particular cotton ball among the teeth which is paining. This gives really quick rest from toothache and lasts for several hours. Additionally it disinfects the tooth as well as kills many germs within the mouth.
Acidity: The carminative properties of the oil assist in reducing gas as well as acidity through the stomach. It helps prevent the development of excessive gas, and if formed helps with its easy explusion. Additionally it is useful spasms and cramps connected with an upset stomach.
Hair Care: Cajeput oil has got nourishing properties which help moisturize the hair and scalp. Keeping it healthy as well as bouncy. It anti-microbial qualities make it an excellent cure for dry, scarp scalp and dandruff. The oil is additionally utilized as a component in henna to make the rich tones essential for body art and hair.
Immunity: The cajuput Essential oil is beneficial towards viral, microbial, fungal, as well as bacteria germs and may protect your body from numerous bacterial infections just like cholera, typhoid , influenza.
Antiseptic Properties: They are probably the most prized properties of cajuput oil . It is extremely effective in eliminating infections from bacteria, virus and fungi like tetanus bacteria. Influenza virus and infectious diseases just like cholera and typhoid. It may be extremely used on cuts and wounds from rusty iron to safeguard from tetanus till a proper vaccine is taken.
Acne: Acne is among the most typical skin difficulties in the world. Cajeput oil astringent qualities may help you solve this problem. This really related to the existence of terpinen-4-ol, cineol, linalool, and alpha-terpineol with the oil. Simply include a few drops of the oil in water, and also used it in your face by using cotton balls.
Precautions to use over Cajuput oil:
Carrot Seed oil Can be obtained through Steam distillation process in the plant of VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS Steam Distillation unit. The colour oil has woody earthy and smell is sweet and is yellow amber coloured to pale orange brown in appearance.
Description of Carrot Seed Essential oil:
The carrot Daucus carota L Originated in Central Asia And spread early times to Mediterranean region. The cultivated carrot is mainly used as a root vegetable and its seeds oil being sometimes employed as a flavouring agent in food products and perfumes. The Denus Daucus comprises of about 60 weedy species distributed and commonly cultivated for their fleshy edible roots. The species carrota originates from the carotos. Carrot ( Daucus Carota) is a flowering plant belonging to family apiaceae is one of the popular root vegetables grown throughout the world having crisp texture when fresh usually orange in colour. D carota seeds are tiny covered with a fleshy mericap that must be removed prior to seeding seeds are formed ovules present in the carpels. Seeds are covered with a spiny hooked and slightly covered mericap. The mericap contains characteristics oil which inhibits seed germination requiring the removal of the mericap before planting. Carrot seeds are true seeds in a botanical sense but are dry fruits called schizocarps. The carrot is not a fruit in the common understanding so there are no needs inside or on the carrot.
Carrot Seed oil Can be obtained through Steam distillation process in the plant of VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS Steam Distillation unit. The colour oil has woody earthy and smell is sweet and is yellow amber coloured to pale orange brown in appearance. The major Constituents of carrot seed essential oil by GC/MS Analysis in Lab ofVISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTSBy the Senior Analyst and the Constituents describes as a-pinene, Carotol, b-caryophyllene, Dauca-4, 8-Diene, sabinene, E-Dauc-8-en4b-ol, b-bisabolene, geranyl acetate, caryophyllene oxide, Geranoil, E-b-farnesene, E-a-Bergamotene, B-sellene.
The carrot seed essential oil posses biological activities like anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, herbicidal, antioxidant, anti-cancer. The health benefits of carrot seed essential oil can be attributed to its antiseptic, disinfectant. Detoxifying, tonic, carminative, depurative, diuretic, and stomach properties.
VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS MANUFACTURES CARROT SEED OIL AN ANNUALLY 8000 KG TO 9000 KG.
Blends with Carrot Seed Essential oil;
Carrot seed essential oil well blends with citrus oils, lavender oil, cedarwood oil, gaeranium oil, juniper berry oil, bergamot oil.
Constituents of Carrot Seed Essential oil:
The major Constituents of carrot seed essential oil by GC/MS Analysis in Lab of VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS By the Senior Analyst and the Constituents describes as a-pinene, Carotol, b-caryophyllene, Dauca-4, 8-Diene, sabinene, E-Dauc-8-en4b-ol, b-bisabolene, geranyl acetate, caryophyllene oxide, Geranoil, E-b-farnesene, E-a-Bergamotene, B-sellene.
Uses of Carrot Seed Essential oil;
Antioxidant Properties:Carrot seed oil is an antioxidant properties. This essential oil repair the damage done to you tissue by oxidant free radical and stop them from doing further harm. These antioxidants protect your skin from wrinkless, keep your hair from turning white your muscles from weakening.
Treat infections:This powerful essential oil can treat infections and protect against their effects. It has antiseptic properties including its ability to prevent tetanus. Carrot seed oil can be used for the treatment of infections of the throat, mouth, colon, stomach, intestines, and urinary systems. It is used for the treatment of viral infections of the respiratory system including bronchits.it is effective in fighting other viral infections as well as flu, cough and cold.
Stimulant: Carrot seed oil deliveres in this way as well. It stimulates both circulation and metabolic function. It also stimulates the secretion of hormones enzymes gastric juices bile and the peristaltic motion of the intestines this keeping all the organic system active and efficient.
Aromatherapy:Carrot seed oil widely used for its mild and soothing earthy aroma. It is very effective for relieving stress and anxiety and for promoting a sense of well being.
Anti-inflammatory:The Carrot seed oil has anti-inflammatory properties and is soothing to the skin and scalp.
Precautions to use over Carrot Seed Essential oil:
Carrot seed oil should never be used during pregnancy as it may cause uterine contractions and in rare cases miscarriage. The use of carrot seed for contraception and abortion has long been recorded in historical medical literature. If taken internally carrot seed oil may cause nausea, vomiting and abdominal cramps.
Cinnamon is a tropical plant ang grows best in warm areas with high humidity where average temperature reach approximately 27 DegC. Cinnamon can be grown in a wide range of soils but the highest quality bark is obtained when trees are grown in sandy soils rich in humus.
Description Of Cinnamon Leaf (spice oil):Cinnamon is the collective name given to several plant species in the genus Cinnamomum ( Family Lauraceae) grown for their bark which is used as a flavoring. Cinnamon trees are small evergreens with aromatic bark and leaves. The leaves of the tree are thick and oval in shape, growing on smooth gray branches. The tree produces small yellow or green flowers on panicles and a berry fruit. Cinnamon trees can reach heights of up to 20m (66ft) in the wild but are usually coppiced to smaller bushes under cultivation. Cinnamon trees have an economic lifespan of approximately 10 years. Cinnamon may be referred to as cassia and originates from Asia.
Cinnamon is a tropical plant ang grows best in warm areas with high humidity where average temperature reach approximately 27 DegC. Cinnamon can be grown in a wide range of soils but the highest quality bark is obtained when trees are grown in sandy soils rich in humus. Cinnamon grows best when planted in full sun but as a forest tree it will tolerate some shading. Tree require an average rainfall of between 1250mm and 2500mm.
Distillation & Properties of Cinnamon Leaf oil:Cinnamon leaf oil which is more dedicated than cinnamon bark oil is produced via steam Steam-distillation or water Distillation. The leathery green leaves are preffered from the trees and there left to dry for several days. Afterward they go through a special water steam distillation machine that extracts the oil. Cinnamon leaf oil can be distilled via traditional method where a huge wooden vessel is fitted with a cooper head or top that holds as much as 600kg of dried cinnamon leaves. The vessel is placed in a automatic boiler that produces the steam distillation method. The Phenols in cinnamon tree leaves gives cinnamon leaf oil its rejuvenating and health promoting quality. Cinnamon leaf contains 70 to 96 percent Phenols mainly eugenol which is responsible for its many beneficial properties. Distillation is the process which gives best quality of oil . Distillation takes 3-4 Hours. After Distillation Process each Batch Of oil is Tested in VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS By Senior Analyst In Lab and its component like Eugenol, Eugenol acetate, Cinnamic aldehyde, linalooland benzyl benzoate.
Vishwanath oils Products Manufacturer of Cinnamon Leaf oil (Cinnamomum zeylanicum.
Blends with Cinnamon Leaf Oil (Spice oil);Cinnamon leaf oil well blends with Bergamot, Frankincense, Grapefruit, Lavender, Lemon, Orange, Rosemary, Tea tree, Thyme , Ylang-ylang oil.
Constituents of Cinnamon Leaf oil (Spice oil):Each batch of oil is tested by VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS by Senior analyst and its content like Eugenol, Eugenol acetate, Cinnamic aldehyde, linalooland benzyl benzoate.
Uses of Cinnamon Leaf oil (Spice oIl);
Precautions to use over Cinnamon Leaf oil (Spice oil):
Citronella plant ( Cymbopogon Nardus) are grasses. Citronella grass plant is native to tropical areas of asia. It is grown commercially in India, Burma And Sri lanka. Citronella grass can upto 5-6 feet (1.5 to 2) meters tall and 3-4 feet. It is an aromatic grass belonging to poaceae family which gives essential oil upto steam distillation. The important essential oil are extracted grass.
Description of Citronella Essential oil:
Citronella plant ( Cymbopogon Nardus) are grasses. Citronella grass plant is native to tropical areas of asia. It is grown commercially in India, Burma And Sri lanka. Citronella grass can upto 5-6 feet (1.5 to 2) meters tall and 3-4 feet. It is an aromatic grass belonging to poaceae family which gives essential oil upto steam distillation. The important essential oil are extracted grass. The oil is used extensively as a source of important perfumery chemicals like citronellal and geranoil content. Presently 300-500 tonnes of oil produced in india for last 6 years in the state of uttar pradesh and kerala. Areas receiving good and distributed rainfall throughout the year are suitable for cultivation of citronella. For the extraction of oil from any species of Cymbopogon the plant have to be identified and authenticated by a plant taxonomist. The leaves of citronella are collected and transported in plastics bags to the distillation area at room temperature 28Deg C. The leaves are then chopped before extraction as they provide maximum surface area so as to increase the amount of essential oil. The oil content of the leaves is affected by various factors such as soil climate age of the plantation and method of efficiency of distillation.
Distillation & Properties of Citronella Essential oil:
Citronella oil is extracted from the species of Cymbopogon nardus through steam sistillation as are the most essential oils. The grass is placed in a chamber of the steaming still and as the steam heats up its pull the essential oil out of the leaves. The steam and oil then travel through the apparatus and when they a reach holding chamber the temperature cools causing it to re-liquify. The mixture is then carried through to the separator and the oils is siphoned off the water and used in essential oils while the fragrant water is commonly used to scent products. Each Batch of Citronella Essential oil Tested in VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS Lab by GC/MS Analysis technique and its mainly contents are citronellal, Geraniol, limonene, and methyl isoeugeol.
Citronella oil is commonly known for its natural insect repellent groceries although it has many uses in aromatherapy. It can be used a massage oil for aching, joints and muscles. The oil can be effectively be used in nebulizing on humidifying diffuser for its insect repellant properties.
Traditional uses includes treatment of fever intestinal parasites, Digestive and menstrual problems. When mental illness has to be treated citronella can be clarifying and balancing. Combining it with lemon oil can bring even more of a brightening affect to the mind.
Blends with Citronella Essential oil;
Citronella Essential oil Well blendswith lemon oil, bergamot oil, cedarwood oil, clary sage oil, eucalyptus oil, geranium oil, lavender oil, pine oil, rosemary oil, tea tree oil.
Constituents of Lemongrass Essential oil:
The Constituents ofCitronella Essential oilby GC-MS Analysisand its mainly contents are citronellal, Geraniol, limonene, and methyl isoeugeol.
Uses of Citronella Essential oil;
Fights Depression:Citronella essential oil fights depression and gives relief from anxiety sadness and negative feelings. It induces a fresh happy feeling and hope.
Inhibits bacterial Growth:According to research its found citronella oil the component like methyl isoeugenol and a few otherthat are found in citronella essential oil are responsible for inhibiting any kind of bacteria growth. They kill bacteria and inhibit any further bacterial growth in the body.
Eliminates infections: the antiseptic properties of essential oil fight infections in wounds as well as the urinary tracts urethra prostate and kidneys while simultaneously protecting them from developing sepsis.
Anti-inflammatory Properties:Citronella Essential oil Sedates inflammation particularly those situations which pertain for the liver stomach intestines and other part of digestive system. The inflammation caused a side effect of drugs excessive use of alcohol and narcotics and any toxic element getting into the body can also be alleviated using this oil.
Removes Bad Odor:The crisp rich citrus or lemon like aroma of citronella oil drives away body odor and used in deodorants and body sprays although in very small quantities since in heavy doses it may create skin irritations.
Insect Repellent: This is the most commonly used properties of citronella essential oil as it kills and keep away insects. It has been found particularly effective on a species of mosquito called aedes aegypti whose bit caused the dreaded yellow fever. This is also effective on lice body head house and fleas.
Precautions to use over Lemongrass Essential oil:
You should also take care when using citronella oil for aromatherapy. Inhaling pure citronella oil can cause nose and throat irritation and trigger a cute inflammation of the airways. When consumed internally citronella oil can cause stomach upset and throat irritation and coughing. If it accidentally gets into the eye it can cause reduces irritation and the temporary opacity of the corned
Clove is the dried unopened flower bud of Syzgium aromaticum, a medium statured, cone-shaped evergreen tree belonging to the family- Myrtaceae. Clove tree attains a height of 10 to 12 meter. The stem is usually forked near its base with two or three main branches. Smaller branches are slender, rather brittle and covered with grey bark.
Description & History of Clove Bud:Clove is one of the most ancient and valuable spices of the orient and holds a unique position in the international spice trade. Native to Moluccas the so called “spice islands” in the east Indian Archipelago, this spice was first introduced in India around 1800 A.D. by East India Company.
Clove is the dried unopened flower bud of Syzgium aromaticum, a medium statured, cone-shaped evergreen tree belonging to the family- Myrtaceae. Clove tree attains a height of 10 to 12 meter. The stem is usually forked near its base with two or three main branches. Smaller branches are slender, rather brittle and covered with grey bark. The leaves appearing in pairs, are lanceolate, acute at both ends and are of dark shining green colour. The aromatic nature of the leaves is due to numerous oil glands found on their under surfaces. The flower buds are greenish when fresh and are borne on end, which are picked green and dried in the sun till they become dark brown, from the clove of commerce. The buds have slightly cylindrical base and are surmounted by the plump ball like unopened corolla which is surmounted by the four toothed calyx.
Clove is strictly a tropical plant and it requires a warm humid climate. Although there has been a general belief that clove requires proximity to sea for the proper development and cropping, experience in India has shown that the trees do well in the submontane regions and have been found to perform better than in other areas.
Distillation of Clove Bud Oil:Clove Bud oil can be obtained from Distillation of buds, leaf or stem each resulting in an oil having different characteristics of oil. The yield and quality of the oil are influenced by origin, variety post harvest processing, pre-treatment before distillation, distillation method and post-distillation treatment. Clove bud and stem are comminuted before distillation to break the oil cells and widen the surface so that the oil can be released more easily from the cells the materials are distilled using water by steam distillation method for between 8 to 10 hours. Clove bud oil a colourless or yellow liquid is obtained by distillation of buds. After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are Eugenol, eugenol acetate, Beta-caryophyllene.
Blends with Clove Bud oil;Clove bud oil well blends with wild orange, Frankincense, cassia, cedarwood, ginger, and cinnamon oil, Roman chamomile oil and fennel oil.
Constituents of Clove Bud oil:After Distillation Each Batch of oils is tested in VISHWNATH OILS PRODUCTS Labs By Senior Analyst and the constituents are Eugenol, eugenol acetate, Beta-caryophyllene.
Uses of Clove Bud oil;
Precautions to use over Clove Bud oil:
Eucalyptus Essential Oil is steam distilled for preparation after extraction from the leaves of the eucalyptus globules and is known for is invigorating, fresh fragrance that is redolent of vast eucalyptus forests in the nilgiris.
Eucalyptus Essential Oil is steam distilled for preparation after extraction from the leaves of the eucalyptus globules and is known for is invigorating, fresh fragrance that is redolent of vast eucalyptus forests in the nilgiris. Famous among aroma therapists, its energizing fragrance makes it a preference for relaxing the body and opening the mind, whether diffused, added to bath water or blended with carrier oil for a massage.
Geranium oil is a beautiful, floral essential oil often referred as the poor man Rose oil for its similar properties and uses. It is sweet, the rose-like aroma is long-lasting & potent. Geranium is a type of essential oil generally used in aromatherapy.
Description of Geranium oil :
Geranium is a perennial shrub with small pink flowers & pointy leaves that is native to South Africa. Out of many varieties of the plant, Geranium botanical name is Pelargonium graveolens is the source of essential oil. Geranium oil is a beautiful, floral essential oil often referred as the poor man Rose oil for its similar properties and uses. It is sweet, the rose-like aroma is long-lasting & potent. Geranium is a type of essential oil generally used in aromatherapy. Sourced from the flowers and leaves of the Pelargonium graveolens plant, the geranium essential oil is supposed to offer a variety of health benefits. Geranium oil contains a number of compounds thought to enhance health including citronellol and geranoil.
Distillation of Geranium Essential Oil:
The Geranium leaves and stalks are used for extraction, and the oil is obtained through steam distillation. Steam distillation is the best process which gives better quality oil. Distillation takes upto 3 to 4 hours. The oil is extracted from the whole plant using a distillation unit consisting of a distillation tank, a condenser and a separator. Freshly harvested Geranium grass as such after cutting into small pieces is loaded into distillation tank. A large container called a still, which is made of stainless steel, containing the plant material has steam added to it. Use of inlet, steam is passed through the plant material containing the desired oils, releasing the plant aromatic compounds & turning them into vapor. The vaporized plant compounds go to the condensation flask . Here two separate pipes make it possible for hot water to exit & for cold water to enter the condenser. This process makes the vapor cool back into liquid form.The aromatic liquid by products drops from the condenser & collects inside a Receptable underneath it, which is called separator, because water & oil do not mix, the essential oil floats on top of the water. Steam and the oil vapor condense into liquid in condenser & collected in the separator. The received oil is taken out, cleaned and stored in aluminium containers. Steam and the oil vapor condense into liquid in condenser are collected in separator. The oil of Geranium is a clear liquid with light yellow to light brown color. The oil has a strong rose-like odor with a minty top note. After Distillation Each batch of oils is tested in VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS by senior analyst the main constituents of geranium oil are Geraniol, and 1-citronellol, the quantities of which vary in proportion, depending upon the Quality. Other constituents of Geranium essential oil are iso-menthone, linalool, turipenol, phenyl ethyl alcohol, 3-hexene-1-ol and rose oxides.
Blends with Geranium Essential oil:
Geranium Essential oil well blends with Basil, Bergamot, Cedarwood, clary sage, lavender, Rosemary oil.
Constituents of Geranium Essential oil:
Each batch of oils is tested in VISHWANATH OILS PRODUCTS by senior analyst the main constituents of geranium oil are Geraniol, and 1-citronellol, the quantities of which vary in proportion, depending upon the Quality. Other constituents of Geranium essential oil are iso-menthone, linalool, turipenol, phenyl ethyl alcohol, 3-hexene-1-ol and rose oxides.
Uses of Geranium Essential oil;
Wound Care:Anecdotal evidence suggests that geranium essential oil may be beneficial for stopping minor wounds from bleeding. It may do this by speeding up coagulation, and by causing blood vessels to contract. Its antibacterial and antiseptic properties are also beneficial for healing.
Infection: Geranium essential oil may fight off bacterial infections. Geranium essential oil has antimicrobial and antibacterial properties making it effective against multiple bacterial strains.
Inflammatory skin conditions: Geranium essential oil indicated that its antibacterial, antimicrobial and antiseptic properties make it beneficial for reducing acne breakouts, skin irritation when applied topically.
Helps in Stress & Depression:Aromatherapy is becoming more mainstream in hospitals. Its commonly promotes peace and a decrease in stress, particularly in regards to releasing negativity, and is great for tension overall well-being.
To Cure allergies: Geranium essential oil citronellol content makes it potentially effective for reducing allergic reactions. Anecdotal evidence suggests that topical use may reduce itching caused by allergic reactions. This is because of the anti-inflammatory action of this essential oil.
Precautions to use Geranium Essential oil:
Geranium oil is considered safe for most people to use. Some people may experience a rash or burning sensation when using it on the skin. Never use any Essential oil on skin unless its diluted with a carrier oil. Small amount of geranium oil are sometimes added to baked goods, and it is fine to ingest small quantities. The effect of ingesting large quantity of geranium oil is harmful.
Ginger (Zingiber Officinale) is a warming spice and comes from the same family as cardamom and turmeric. It has been used in Asian food for centuries. It also became a popular spice in the Caribbean where it could be easily grown.
The history of ginger goes back over 5000 years when the Indians and ancient Chinese considered it a tonic root for all ailments. When ginger Originated in southeast Asia, it has a long history of being cultivated in other countries. At an early date it was exported to ancient Romans from India. It was used extensively by the Romans, but almost disappeared from the pantry when the Roman Empire fell. After the end of Roman Empire, the Arabs took control of the Spice trade from east. Ginger became quite costly like many other spices. In medieval times it was commonly imported in a preserved form and used to make sweets.
Lavender oil or Lavender flower oil is obtained by distillation of the flowers and in used in fine perfumes cosmetics. It is colourless or yellow liquid the fragrant constituents are linalyl acetate, linalool, pinene, limonene, geraniol and cineole.
Description Of Lavender Essential Oil:Lavender Plant is perennial flowering aromatic herb or shrub that can reach a height of 40cm and 80 cm. the leaves of lavender plant are opposite oblong linear with small flowers. Lavender plant is originated in mediterrnean region to grow this plant you must have a right climate similar to a Mediterranean area. The lavender crop is cultivated in low rainfall regions and of the slopes of hills of himanchal and Kashmir valley region. Lavandula common name lavender is genus of 47 known species of flowering plant in mint family. The most widely cultivated species lavandula officinalis is often referred to as lavender and there is a colour named for the shade of flowers of this species and also commercially for the extraction of essential oils. It uses over centuries in traditional medicine and cosmetics. The fragrance of the plant is caused by shining oils glands imbedded among tiny star-shaped trichomes plant hairs that covers the flowers and stems.
Lavender oil or Lavender flower oil is obtained by distillation of the flowers and in used in fine perfumes cosmetics. It is colourless or yellow liquid the fragrant constituents are linalyl acetate, linalool, pinene, limonene, geraniol and cineole. Lavender water a solution with essential oil in alcohol with other added scent is used in a variety of toiletries preprations. Lavender Essential oil is one of the most popular and versatile essential oils used in inflammation, lessens pain, and cleans the surface of the skin . it is also used in aromatherapy distilled from the plant lavandula officinalis the oils promotes relaxation and believe to treat anxiety fungal infections, allergies, Depression, insomnia, eczema nausea and menstrual cramps. The history of lavender oil has been documented for over 2500 years ago. Romans uses lavender oil for cooking, bathing , scenting the air, rooms and also used lavender oils in soaps carried with them through the roman empire.
Vishwanath oils Products Manufacturers Lavender oil (Lavandula Officinalis) an annual capacity of 50000 KG TO 60000 KG.
Blends with Lavender Essential oil:All though essential oils blend well one anther , lavender oils blends particularly well with cedarwood, clary , sage , geranium, pine, nutmeg, and all the citrus oils .
Constituents of Lavender Essential oil:a-pinene, limonene cis-ocimene, p-cymene, beta-mycrene, terpinene-4-ol, borneol, linalool, camphene, 1, 8 cineole, trans-ocimene, camphor, geranyl acetate, 3-octane, linalyl acetate, caryophllene, lavendulyl acetate.
Uses of Lavender Essential oil :
Precautions To use Lavender Essential oil:According to the national center for complementary and itergrative health, oral intake is not safe, pregnanat and breastfeeding woman should consult their health care practitioner, it may cause skin irritation to allergic people.
Peppermint Essential Oil is produced by the steam distillation of leaves of Mentha Piperita. It is 100% pure and natural, not a blend of isolated components. No dilution or adulteration done. It possesses a strong aroma, with a sharp, penetrating scent, based on its high menthol content.
Peppermint Essential Oil is produced by the steam distillation of leaves of Mentha Piperita. It is 100% pure and natural, not a blend of isolated components. No dilution or adulteration done. It possesses a strong aroma, with a sharp, penetrating scent, based on its high menthol content. It is used topically for headache, muscle aches, itching, common cold, headaches, and other conditions. However, dilution with carrier oil is necessary.
Recommended dilution: 1 Drop in 15 ml Carrier Oil i.e. Jojoba Oil, Grape seed Oil, Coconut Oil and Almond Oil For children 2 to 6 years old, 2 Drop in 15 ml Carrier Oil i.e. Jojoba Oil, Grape seed Oil, Coconut Oil and Almond Oil For children ages 6 to 15 years old. 3 Drop in 15 ml Carrier Oil i.e. Jojoba Oil, Grape seed Oil, Coconut Oil and Almond Oil This is typically the dilution recommended for most adults. It is also commonly used for daily body care and massage. 3-10 Drop in 15 ml Carrier Oil i.e. Jojoba Oil, Grape seed Oil, Coconut Oil and Almond Oil.
