Aromatherapy
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Geranium Oil – 1.7 Fl oz ( 50 ml)
Oregano Oil – 1.7 fl ( 50 ml)
Eucalyptus Blend Oil – 3.4oz (100ml)
Eucalyptus Essential Oil
Eucalyptus oil has natural antiseptic properties, which make it a good choice for a first-aid oil for scrapes and insect bites or to use in herbal salves. It may also be effective in healing acne blemishes. Its natural insect repellent properties make it a good choice for lice treatment. The refreshing, clean scent of eucalyptus is great for aromatherapy because it has a calming effect. Au Natural Organics Eucalyptus essential oil blend is composed of pure organic Eucalyptus Dives, Eucalyptus Radiata, and Smithii from Australia. The refreshing scent makes for a great addition to household cleaning products as well.
Wintergreen Oil – 3.4oz (100ml)
Wintergreen Essential Oil
Wintergreen oil is a powerful, wonderfully scented oil that has been used by the indigenous peoples of North America for centuries. When used in aromatherapy, it can help clear breathing pathways, and reduce stress. When used topically in diluted form, Wintergreen essential oil can also help soothe muscle aches. It can also be used to treat aging skin, and damaged hair. This versatile oil is a great addition to any home for its wonderful aroma and many possible applications.
Citronella Oil – 3.4oz (100ml)
Citronella Essential Oil
Often known for its properties in repelling insects, Citronella can be used to create wonderfully uplifting oil that is great for treating oily skin. The essential oil has a sharp, lemon-y aroma that can be combined with citrus and some flower oils for greater benefits. One uncommon yet proven use for the oil is that it can be used to calm barking dogs.
Cypress Oil – 1.7 oz ( 50 ml)
The cypress tree is a well known feature of the Mediterranean countryside and, indeed, it has featured in many famous paintings, including those of Claude Monet (184 – 1926). It has been used for thousands of years in medicine, and as incense for religious rituals. The Tibetians still use it as a purifier.
Mentha Arvensis Oil – 3.4oz (100ml)
Mentha Arvensis / Cornmint Essential Oil
Cornmint is related to both peppermint and spearmint essential oils. Like those oils, it has several therapeutic benefits and can be used to treat dry, oily and irritated skin as well as sore muscles when applied topically. When used in aromatherapy, it can help with respiration and its soothing aroma can help relax and evaporate stress. Menthol oils like cornmint essential oil can also help with fatigue and invigorate the central nervous system. Adding this oil to skincare products will give it a reviving refreshing minty aroma.
Thyme (Red) Oil– 1 oz ( 30 ml )
Red thyme essential oil is a top note essential oil. It has a spicy, herbaceous aroma in comparison to the sweeter, greener aroma of white thyme essential oil. Red thyme essentiial oil is usually a red-brown color. Thyme is a herb that has been in use as a medicinal and culinary herb since ancient times. It was used during the Great Plague of Europe to protect people.
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Tea Tree Essential Oil
Tea tree was in use by the Aborigines of Australia long before the Europeans stumbled upon it and saw the benefits of its use. Made from the twigs and leaves of the Tea Tree, the oil has impressive health benefits and can be used to treat damaged, dry and oily skin as well as flaky scalp and damaged hair. It is great for white or black hair treatment. It is perhaps the most popular Australian essential oils both because the Tea Tree is native to Queensland and New South Wales, and also because of its impressive beneficial qualities.
Laurel Leaf Oil– 1oz (30 ml)
Laurel leaf essential oil is a melody of medicinal, fresh, strong (to the point of penetrating), spicy, and clean notes. It overlaps between a top and middle note aroma. As laurel leaf essential oil often goes by the name bay laurel, it is common to get it confused with bay (Pimenta racemosa) essential oil. However, the two essential oils are very different.
Marjoram Oil – 1.7 fl (50 ml )
Sweet marjoram essential oil has a warm, woody aroma with a spicy-camphoraceous note. It is usually noted as a middle note oil.
Sweet marjoram has had a long association with love due to its perceived ability as an aphrodisiac. It has been used as ingredient in love spells since ancient times – and has appeared in wedding crowns and traditional wedding bouquets. Sweet marjoram was traditionally referred to as oregano but it shouldn't be confused with its botanical cousin common oregano (Origanum vulgare).