Author: Mystique

Botanical name: Mentha arvensis

Other name: Wild Mint Essential Oil, Japanese Mint or Field Mint

Cornmint Essential Oil, extracted from the Mentha arvensis plant, is a remarkably aromatic oil celebrated for its invigorating and minty fragrance, along with its therapeutic attributes. As a member of the Lamiaceae family, this plant species is native to Asia and Europe. The oil is meticulously obtained through steam distillation from the leaves and flowering tops of the cornmint plant.

Medicinal Uses:

• Treat rheumatic pain
• Neuralgia
• Toothache
• Laryngitis
• Indigestion
• Colds and bronchitis

Botanical name: Melaleuca viridiflora

Other name: Gomenol, Broad-Leaved Paperbark Tree, the Paper Bark Tea Tree, Melaleuca quinquenervia

Niaouli Essential Oil presents itself as a light, clear to pale-yellow liquid, emanating a robust and penetrating camphoraceous aroma. Aromatically akin to Tea Tree and Eucalyptus essential oils, it shares similar properties with Tea Tree Oil, albeit with a more subdued scent.

Medicinal Uses:

• Antiseptic properties
• Improving oral health
• Nourishing skin
• Strengthening immunity

Botanical name: Melaleuca Cajupati

Other name: cajuput, kajuput, melaleuca cajuputi, and minyak kayu putih

Cajeput Essential Oil is meticulously extracted from the leaves and twigs of the Cajeput tree, a member of the Myrtle family distinguished by its spear-shaped leaves and white-colored twigs. Native to Southeast Asia, it is also recognized in North America as tea tree. While both Cajeput and tea tree oils share antibacterial properties, they differ in composition despite their similar nature.

Medicinal Uses:

• Glowing skin
• Reduced Acne
• Reduced dandruff
• Reduced hair fall
• Fight against Skin infection
• Pain Relief
• Natural Expectorant

Botanical name: Litsae cubeba

Other name: May Chang

Litsea cubeba essential oil is derived from the fruits of Litsea cubeba plants, thriving in tropical regions. This evergreen plant stands at a height of 5 to 12 meters. Additionally recognized as Atayal aborigines in Taiwan and referred to as mountain pepper in Maqaw and Mandarin, it holds cultural significance in various regions.

Medicinal Uses:

• Massage into chest for an invigorating aroma and soothing massage
• Add one to two drops to your daily facial cleanser for clean skin
• Combine several drops with water in a spray bottle to cleanse surfaces with a refreshing aroma
• Diffuse for an uplifting, rejuvenating aroma
• Put a drop in a glass of water for a bright, tasty drink of water

Botanical name: Piper Cubeba

Other name: Java Pepper and Tailed Pepper

Cubeb Essential Oil is meticulously extracted from the fruit of Piper Cubeba using the steam distillation method. Belonging to the Piperaceae family, it is alternatively known as ‘Java Pepper and Tailed Pepper.’ Dried cubeb berries bear a resemblance to pepper balls but feature a distinctive pointed end, giving rise to the name ‘Tailed Pepper.’ Indigenous to Indonesia and Malaysia, cubeb has been a global trade commodity since the 4th century. With significant historical importance, it served as a pivotal spice in Chinese trade and held considerable value during the Middle Ages. The popularity of cubeb soared when it became a component in crafting cigarettes aimed at alleviating asthma, fever, and respiratory issues. Additionally, it contributes as a flavoring herb in the renowned spirit Bombay Sapphire.

Medicinal Uses:

• Cystitis
• Urethritis
• Leukorrhea
• Bronchitis
• Congestion
• Coughs
• Mucus
• Sinusitis
• Throat Infections
• Flatulence
• Sluggish Digestion
• Indigestion

Botanical name: Lavandula intermedia

Other name: Lavender Vera and Spiked Lavender

Beyond merely serving as a cost-effective alternative to Lavender, Lavandin Essential Oil stands out with its unique advantages and robust characteristics. Boasting a vibrant and intense aroma, it features a fragrance profile that leans towards herbaceous and camphoraceous notes while retaining subtle undertones of Lavender’s sweet-floral scent.

Medicinal Uses:

• Lavender oil for acne
• Soothes eczema and dry skin
• Lavender oil for blotchy skin
• Lavender oil for face wrinkles
• Anti-inflammatory ability
• Wound-healing properties
• Insect repellent

Botanical name: Juniperus oxycedrus

Other name: Juniper Tar and Prickly Juniper

Cade Essential Oil is a valuable and potent extract obtained from the juniper tree, flourishing in various regions globally. Achieved through the meticulous process of steam distillation applied to the wood and twigs of the juniper tree, this exceptional oil is characterized by a uniquely smoky and woody aroma.

Medicinal Uses:

• Cuts
• Dandruff
• Dermatitis
• Eczema
• Spots

Botanical name: Jasminum grandiflorum; J. Officinale

Other name: jasmin, jessamine and common jasmine.

Chameli oil holds a revered status as a sacred substance integral to various puja rituals. It is frequently employed in anointing deities during worship, carrying with it the belief in purifying and sanctifying properties.

In the course of a puja ceremony, chameli oil is commonly blended with other sacred components like sandalwood paste, turmeric, and kumkum, forming a paste used for anointing the deities. This ritual involves applying the paste to the forehead, hands, and feet of the deities, symbolizing their purification and sanctification.

Medicinal Uses:

• Antidepressant
• Antiseptic
• Aphrodisiac
• Antispasmodic
• Cicatrizant
• Decreases menopause symptoms
• Galactagogues
• Sedative

Botanical name: Gaultheria procumbens

Other name: teaberry and checkerberry

Gaultheria oil is obtained from the leaves of Gaultheria procumbens using the steam distillation process. Displaying a pale red hue, this oil emanates a robust mint candy aroma. Renowned for its medicinal attributes, it finds extensive application in the alleviation of muscle pain, backaches, joint discomfort, gout, and acne.

Medicinal Uses:

• Pain and inflammation relief
• Bacterial infections
• Colds
• Headache
• Colic
• Skin conditions
• Sore throat
• Tooth decay

Botanical name: Foeniculum vulgare

Other name: fenkel and Roman fennel

Scientifically labeled as Foeniculum vulgare, fennel seed essential oil possesses confidence-boosting properties that aid in clearing thoughts and enhancing self-esteem. Extracted through the steam distillation method from the seeds of the fennel herb, this oil belongs to the parsley family and is indigenous to India and the Southern Mediterranean Region. India holds the distinction of being the largest producer of fennel, known as ‘Saunf’ in Hindi.

Medicinal Uses:

• Helps Heal Wounds
• Reduces and Prevents Spasms in the Gut
• Contains Antioxidants and Antimicrobial Characteristics
• Relieves Gas and Constipation
• Treats Digestive Issues
• Aids in Weight Loss