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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

Botanical name: Eucalyptus citriodora

Other name: Lemon-scented Eucalyptus Essential Oil

Eucalyptus Citriodora oil is a colorless, light yellow, or greenish-yellow liquid featuring a grassy aroma reminiscent of citronella aldehyde. Its primary constituents include citronella aldehyde (comprising 65-95%), citronella alcohol, geraniol and its esters, pinene, eucalyptus, iso-menthol, sesquiterpene alcohol, guacanol, among others. This oil is obtained through the steam distillation of the leaves and top branches of the myrtle plant lemon eucalyptus.

Medicinal Uses:

• Uplifting, soothing medicinal scent promotes better breathing
• Acts as a natural expectorant and decongestant
• Promotes better circulation and blood flow
• Anti-inflammatory: Helps relieve pain and stiffness
• Antifungal, antimicrobial, and antiseptic
• Purifies and sanitizes surfaces from allergens and bacteria
• Supports lung health, respiratory function, and immune strength
• Naturally repels insects like mosquitoes without DEET
• Supports healthier skin, hair, and nails
• Helps heal and prevent infection in minor cuts, burns, and abrasions
• Reduces stress, anxiety, and depression
• Promotes deeper sleep and a healthy circadian rhythm

Botanical name: Ellettaria cardamomum

Belonging to the same family as ginger, cardamom shares a similar aromatic profile characterized by a warm, spicy-sweet, and subtly woody scent. Originating from South India, this plant is also cultivated in various tropical Asian regions and Central America. The spice, extracted from the plant’s green, pod-like seeds, plays a significant role in Indian and Asian culinary traditions, enhancing the flavors of dishes such as curries and teas.

Medicinal Uses:

• May help relieve depression and stress.
• Can support circulation and liver health.
• Diffuser blends create a spicy and warm scent in your home.
• Mix a few drops of essential oil for a soothing and calming mist.
• Cardamom is excellent for the skin. Use a few drops in a carrier oil to help prevent and clear acne.
• Blend cardamom with peppermint or ginger and keep on hand if you are prone to nausea, or for general digestive support.
• Consider using cardamom to support your oral health. Use it as an ingredient in natural mouthwash with tea tree or peppermint oil. (Dilute a few drops in one cup of water and do not ingest.)

Botanical name: Cymbopogon martini sofia

Other name: Jamaica ginger

Ginger grass is closely associated with the lemongrass herb, a perennial herbaceous plant characterized by a slender stem and flowering top leaves. Extracted through steam distillation, ginger grass essential oil presents a sharp, green, peppery aroma with underlying lemon notes. Its versatility shines in perfumes and blends, especially complementing rose or rose-scented oils. The oil is primarily utilized for circulation and stress reduction, and its soothing and calming properties make it an excellent choice for bath therapy and massage, creating an energetically uplifting atmosphere. Beyond its aromatic and therapeutic uses, ginger grass oil boasts remarkable skincare properties. For centuries, it has been a key ingredient in Indian soaps, addressing concerns such as acne, wrinkles, scars, and marks, contributing to the maintenance of healthy skin.

Medicinal Uses:

• It pacifies the hassled mind and lessens fatigue, anxiety, stress and depression
• Relieves nasal and chest congestion
• Alleviates muscular and joint pain
• Ginger oil nurtures the skin.
• It’s antiseptic, anti-fungal and bactericidal properties, is effective in treating pimples, black heads, dermatitis, ringworm, athlete’s foot, wounds and other skin infections

Botanical name: Corylus avellana

Other name: Cobnut, Filbertnut and European Hazel.

Hazelnut oil, a liquid extracted from hazelnuts through a pressing machine, finds versatile applications. Widely utilized in cooking and salad dressings, it also serves in hair care and operates as a carrier oil for aromatherapy or massage oils. Beyond its culinary and therapeutic roles, hazelnut oil emerges as a valuable skincare product. Abundant in skin-nourishing vitamins and essential fatty acids, it offers protection against sun damage, promotes collagen production, and delivers additional skincare benefits.

Medicinal Uses:

• It’s safe for sensitive skin
• It’s hydrating
• It’s moisturizing
• It can be used as an astringent
• It helps boosts collagen production
• It helps reduce the appearance of scars
• It may help reduce the appearance of fine lines
• It helps protect against sun damage
• It helps reduce hyperpigmentation

Botanical name: Coffea arabica

Other name: Arabica Coffee Seed Oil

Extracted through cold-pressing from Coffea arabica L., coffee essential oil holds remarkable antioxidant properties that contribute to overall health. Obtained using a cold-pressed method involving the seeds, this oil presents itself as a thick, dark brown liquid with a middle note aroma. Coffea Arabica dominates the global coffee landscape, covering approximately 70% of production. The term “coffee” originates from Caffa. When applied topically or inhaled, coffee essential oil exhibits notable effects against various health concerns, including chronic issues, appetite management, and addressing hair and skin conditions. Over time, coffee essential oil has earned its place among natural products and is occasionally utilized for addressing stomach problems, flu, and more.

Medicinal Uses:

• Diminishes cellulite appearance
• Reduces anxiety and stress
• Helps in minimizing wrinkles and fine lines
• Helps reduce inflammation
• Coffee oil for hair