Author: Mystique

Botanical name: Vitis vinifera

Other name: Smooth Loofah oil and Grapeseed oil

Cognac Oil Green, occasionally known as “Wine Lees Oil” due to its German heritage, has its roots in the late 19th century when it was originally crafted from residual leftovers and fermentations within cognac barrels. Berjé’s Cognac Oil Green is meticulously extracted in-house at our Carteret facility, placing us at the heart of its production. The fragrance of Cognac Oil Green is potent and somewhat robust, revealing hints of fatty and herbaceous undertones. Its remarkable tenacity and excellent diffusion make it a compelling choice to enhance other fresh and fruity materials, particularly complementing ylang-ylang, coriander, and bergamot. Additionally, Cognac Oil Green boasts an oily, slightly green note, contributing to its suitability in fruit flavorings, traditional liqueurs, and masculine colognes.

Medicinal Uses:

• Boosts Skin Health
• Relieves Stress and Anxiety
• Improves Digestion
• Enhances Mood
• Supports Respiratory Health
• Acts as a Natural Aphrodisiac

Botanical name: Chrysopogon zizanioides

Other name: vetiver and khus

Vetiver essential oil, also known as khus oil, is derived from the vetiver plant, a dense, green grass indigenous to India, capable of reaching heights of five feet or more. Belonging to the same grass family as lemongrass and citronella, vetiver oil carries a pronounced and earthy fragrance, exhibiting a sharpness that may be familiar from men’s cologne. The essential oil is meticulously distilled from the aged roots of the vetiver plant, which undergo a soaking process in water. The resulting highly concentrated oil is then carefully skimmed off the water’s surface. Valued in holistic practices, vetiver essential oil is esteemed for its calming and grounding properties.

Medicinal Uses:

• Vetiver oil for alertness and mental fatigue
• Vetiver oil for breathing in your sleep
• Vetiver oil protects you from ticks
• Vetiver essential oil for ADHD
• Vetiver oil contains antioxidants

Botanical name: Trachyspermum copticum

Ajowan essential oil, alternatively referred to as ajwain seed oil, is obtained through the steam distillation of the seeds of the botanical plant scientifically known as Trachyspermum ammi, syn. Carum copticum. This oil, with a history of medicinal use spanning thousands of years, is renowned for its antioxidant properties. Pure ajwain oil emits a herbaceous, spicy, and medicinal fragrance with a robust top note reminiscent of Thyme. Originating in the Eastern Mediterranean, possibly Egypt, it made its way to India through the Greeks and is currently cultivated in regions such as India, Central Europe, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.

Medicinal Uses:

• Anti-aging
• Reduces Greying of hair
• Insect repellent
• Relieves Pain
• Relaxing
• Effective Skin Care Ingredient
• Supports reproductive system
• Common Cold

Botanical name: Tagetes minuta var. bipinata

Other name: Khaki Bush and Mexican Marie Gold

Tagetes oil, an essential oil obtained from marigold flowers through steam distillation, is known for its therapeutic properties. Marigolds, characterized by glossy, vibrant orange or yellow flowers, belong to the sunflower family. The stem, leaves, and flowers of this plant are utilized for their medicinal benefits. Tagetes oil is employed in treating various ailments, and a tea made from marigold leaves proves effective against issues like indigestion and constipation. The petals of marigold flowers exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, akin to medicinal substances.

Medicinal Uses:

• Tagetes essential oil has healing power along with relaxing. This oil helps you to calm down cramps.
• This oil is helpful in removing your skin-related problems. It helps to remove scars from your face, treat eczema, rashes, cracked skin, viral infections, and inflammation.
• Tagetes flower oil has sedative properties, which are helpful in reducing inflammation.
• It is also helpful in cold-flu. In addition, using this oil in baths can promote respiratory health and help with cold-flu symptoms.
• Topically, it is used in baths, diffusers, or directly inhaled.
• This oil can also prove helpful in your cough colic and cold.
• With the help of this oil, you can also help to overcome or cure your skin problems.

Botanical name: santalum album

Mysore Sandalwood Oil, a patented perfume essence, is derived from the Santalum album variety of sandalwood trees flourishing in the Mysore district of Karnataka, India. Recognized as one of the finest varieties globally, this tree species contributes to the exceptional quality of the extracted oil.

Medicinal Uses:

• Treats Acne and Pimples
• Removes Dark Spots and Scars
• Fights Ageing Signs
• Reduces Tanning and Pigmentation
• Treat Eczema and Dermatitis
• Lowers Stress and Improves Sleep
• Aroma Magic Sandalwood Oil
• Apurv Pure and Edible Sandalwood Oil

Botanical name: Santalum album

Other name: santal oil, white saunders oil, white or yellow sandalwood oil, and East Indian sandalwood oil

Renowned as Chandan oil, Sandalwood oil stands out as one of the most aromatic essential oils. Its versatile applications span across aromatherapy, beauty regimens, and medicinal uses. This fragrant oil is extracted through the steam distillation of chips and billets, predominantly sourced from Indian and Australian sandalwood trees.

Medicinal Uses:

• The common cold
• Urinary tract infections
• Liver and gallbladder problems
• Digestive problems
• Muscle problems
• Mental disorders
• Hemorrhoids
• Scabies

Botanical name: Rosa damascena

Other name: rose otto, attar of rose, attar of roses, or rose essence

Rose Otto Essential Oil (Rosa damascena) stands as the golden elixir in the realm of aromatherapy, demanding an impressive 2,000 petals to yield a single drop. Sourced from one of Bulgaria’s premier traditional growers and distillers in the Valley of Roses, our Rose Otto is an authentic, steam-distilled essential oil. Infusing just a few drops into your creations has the power to elevate the aroma to a realm of pure luxury and sublime scent.

Medicinal Uses:

• Moisturises dry patches
• Reduces redness and swelling
• Has antiseptic and antibacterial properties
• It’s an antioxidant
• Helps to heal rough, damaged areas

Botanical name: Prunus Amygdalus

Extracted from the seeds of the sweet almond tree, natural oil boasts a composition rich in oleic acid, linoleic acid, and other valuable fatty acids, along with a significant presence of beta-sitosterol, squalene, and vitamin E. Abundant in natural antioxidants, oleic acid, and omega-9 fatty acids, sweet almond oil is obtained from the dried fruit of the almond tree. This pale yellow liquid, characterized by a nutty odor, is insoluble in water and minimally soluble in alcohol.

Medicinal Uses:

• Effective emollient leaves the skin soft, smooth and conditioned
• Good nourishing and revitalizing effect
• Penetrates and moisturizes the skin very well
• Ideal for irritated and blemished skin

Botanical name: Prunus amygdalus

Bitter almond oil possesses potent properties, including being bactericidal, sedative, anesthetic, diuretic, anti-intoxicating, anti-spasmodic, and anti-carcinogenic. Notably, it emits a fragrant aroma. The composition of this oil includes benzaldehyde, glycoside amygdalin, and hydrocyanic acid (prussic acid). It’s important to be aware of its toxic nature.

Medicinal Uses:

• It prevents the growth of fungi
• Kills worms
• Treats convulsions
• Kills bacteria
• It has a calming effect
• Antiseptic
• Diuretic
• Anti-cancer
• Antidepressant
• Maintaining healthy skin
• Maintain hair health

Botanical name: Pinus sylvestris

Other name: Essential oil of pine Yarmor

Derived from Pinus sylvestris, a member of the Pinaceae family commonly known as forest pine, pine oil is extensively utilized for alleviating both sexual and physical fatigue. Additionally, it plays a role in enhancing circulation. The multitude of health benefits associated with this oil is a subject of ongoing exploration by medical practitioners. Pine oil stands as one of the most favored essential oils in aromatherapy, contributing significantly to the formulation of various aromatherapy preparations. Its health benefits are linked to its comforting properties, including being aromatic, antiseptic, antibacterial, and diuretic.

Medicinal Uses:

• Pine oil is most useful to relieve mental, physical and sexual fatigue, while having a cleansing and invigorating effect on an area and is great for vapor therapy in a sick room as it promotes healing.
• It can be used for cuts and sores, scabies and lice and for excessive perspiration, while its warming properties help with rheumatism, arthritis, gout, muscular aches and pains and it can stimulate circulation.
• It can help in cases of bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, coughs, laryngitis, colds and the flu. It eases breathlessness and sinusitis.