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Amber Succinite, Pinus (Family, Burseraceae) Properties:The same resin that you see in jewelry today (only several million years younger!) amber is calming and creates energy to optimize a focal point during meditation - an excellent diffuser oil for fragrancing a room. Plant source: resin, Qatar and India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: meditative and soothing Aroma type: balsamic Skin type: dry, mature Traditional use: perfume, room freshener Blending oils: clove, lavender, musk, patchouli, sandalwood Main constituents:- Ionone, Labdanum, Isoamyl Salicylate, Cananga, Castoreum

Anise Pimpinella anisum, Anisum officinalis (Family, Apiaceae [Umbelliferae]) Properties:Uplifting, mildly euphoric, relaxation. Plant source: root, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: invigorating Aroma type: anise Traditional use: deodorant Blending oils: cedarwood, mandarin Top of page

Aphrodesia Special Blend

Properties: uplifting, energizing, promotes happiness Plant source: secret blend of 7 exotic oils Traditional use: perfume, diffuser Aroma type: deep floral, spicy and sweet Almost consistantly our Number One oil!

Topof pageBasil Osimum basilicum (Family, Labiatae) Properties:Stimulating, energizing, improves memory, concentration, stress, depression, good for headaches, colds, flu's 'cooling', aids digestive problems, nerve tonic Plant source: leaves Madagascar Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: energizing and invigorating Aroma type: anise Traditional use: sooths sore muscles, deodorant Blending oils: Lavender, Bergamot, Clary Sage and Geranium. Safety Information:Do not use Basil during pregnancy. Bergamot Citrus bergamia

Properties: An excellent diffuser oil that has an almost immediate calming effect on your nerves and body. A very popular perfume oil that is used in many french perfumes as well as in Earl Grey Tea (which gives it its destinctive flavour) Plant source: fruit peel, India Extraction method: expression Aromatherapy class: soothing, calming Aroma type: citrus Skin type: oily and blemished Blending oils: geranium, juniper, lavender, lemon, neroli, ylang ylang Traditional use: For treatment of oily and blemished skin, soothing agent, antiseptic and as a perfume. Safety Information: safe when used as perfume or in a diffuser, avoid direct sun if covering large areas. Main Constituents:- acetate, Linalyl, linalol, sequiterpenes, terpenes, furocoumarins. Top of pageCalendula Calendula officinalis (Family, Asteraceae)

Properties: An effective anifungal especially for feet and vaginal yeast infections, the oil is also added to skin remedies. Plant source: Pot Marigold leaves - India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class:antiseptic and antifungal Aroma type: floral Blending oils: citrus oils and lavender Traditional use: skin conditions, inflammations Safety Information: safe Camphor Cinnamomum camphora (Family, Lauraceae) Properties: aphrodisiac, relaxant, soothing, stress Plant source: wood - China Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: balancing, stimulating Aroma type: camphoraceous Traditional use: meditational incense, stress relief, skin conditioner, aphrodesiac Blending oils: ylang ylang, orange, mandarin Safety Information: should be avoided during pregnancy and those with epolepsy. Top of page Carnation Dianthus caryophyllus (Family, Caryophyllaceae)

Properties: aphrodisiac, uplifting, a pleasant diffuser oil for a positive mood adjustment. Plant source: carnation flower - India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulating Aroma type: floral Traditional use: as a perfume, room freshener Main Constituents:- Benzyl benzoate, benzyl salicylate, eugenol, methyl salicylate, phenylethyl alcohol. Cedarwood Juniperus mexicana scheide (Family, Pinaceae) Properties: Eases nerves and anxiety, calms aggression, a tonic for the kidneys, glandular and nervous system, excellent for coughs and bronchitis, beneficial for oily skin (especially acne)and stimulates hair growth, strengthening the hair shaft, balancing, grounding, inspires faith and optimistic outlook. Plant source: wood India and Pakistan Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: balancing, grounding, energizing Aroma type: woodsy Traditional use: antiseptic, mixing perfumes, conditioner, deodorant, insect repellent, Traditional Tibetan temple incense. Blending oils: patchouli and sandalwood Main constituents:- Cedrene, cedrol, cedrenol. Top of page Cinnamon Cinnamomum zeylanicum, C verum, Laurus cimmamomum (Family, Lauraceae) Properties: Excellent spicy room fragrance that is both stimulating, soothing and sometimes contains a sensual note! Also popular to wear! Plant source: leaves and stems, Sri Lanka Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulating, soothing Aroma type: spicy Traditional use: aphrodisiac, skin conditioner, wonderful room deodorant Blending oils: lemon, orange, clove, nutmeg Safety Information: can cause skin irritation for some, test first Main constituents:- Bark oil: benzaldehyde, Cinnamaldehyde, cineol, cymene, eugeno, furol, pinene, phellandrene, linalol Citronella Cymbopogon nardus, Andropogon nardus (Family, Poaceae [Gramineae]) Properties: A Clean and deodorizing oil that is both invigorating and stimulating. Recommended diffuser oil. Plant source: aerial parts, Indonesia Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: soothing Aroma type: citrus Traditional use: antiseptic, insect repellent, tea Blending oils: bergamot and orange Top of page Clary Sage Salvia sclerea (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) Properties: A soothing and stress relieving oil which is great in a diffuser. Good for tension, self confidence and muscle relaxation - excellent skin tonic & Aphrodesiac! Plant source: flower tops, Morocco Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: emotional balance, soothing Aroma type: herbaceous Skin type: normal/oily Traditional use: aphrodisiac, skin conditioning, calming agent, muscle relaxant Blending oils: cedarwood, lemon, orange, lavender Safety Information: Not recommended during pregnancy Main constituents:- Linalyl acetate, linalol, phellandrene, pionene, myrcene, sclareol. Clove Syzygium aromaticum, Eugenia caryophyllata, E. aromaticia, E. caryophyllus (Family, Myrtaceae) Properties: Traditional Christmas and year round scent that is stimulating and mood enhancing. Excellent mouthwash and for minor toothaches. Plant source: flowers, Madagascar Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: invigorating Aroma type: spicy Traditional use: soothing muscle relaxant and mosquito repellent Blending oils: basil, cinnamon, citronella, lemon, nutmeg, orange, peppermint, rosemary, rose Safety Information: do not use during pregnancy Main constituents:- Eugenol, eugenyl acetate, caryophyllene. Top of pageEucalyptus Eucalyptus globulus (Family, Myrtaceae) Properties:Traditional antiseptic, widely used for colds and flu in baths, chest and face rubs and in aromatherapy diffusers. Plant source: leaves and stems, Sri Lanka Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: warming, soothing Aroma type: camphoraceous Traditional use: colds, antiseptic, skin conditioner, insect repellent Blending oils: juniper berry, lavender, lemon, lemon grass, thyme, pine Main constituents:- Aromadendrene, cineol, cymene, limonene, phellandrene, pinene, terpinene.Frankincense Boswellia thurifera or B.carteri (Family,Burseraceae) Also known as "Olibanum" B. papyrifera. Properties:A wonderful diffuser oil which will create a meditational gateway. It has been used and traded for centuries burnt on alters and in temples. Similiar to Amber, frankincense helps to focus ones mind. Ancient claims of having a 'rejuvenating' quality still stand today. Plant source: resin, Qatar, India and Pakistan Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: uplifting and meditative Aroma type: balsamic Skin type: mature Traditional use: traded as currency, skin rejuvination Blending oils: basil, geranium, lavender, orange, patchouli, sandalwood Main constituents:- Cymene, dipentene, myrcene, phellandrene, pinene, limonene,terpinene, thujene. Top of pageGardenia Gardenia grandifloria (Family, Rubiaceae) Properties:a mood uplifting oil, invigorating and a popular diffuser oil. Plant source: flowers - India Extraction method: steam distillation Aroma type: Floral Traditional use: as a perfume or room freshener Geranium Pelargonium graveolen (Family, Geraniaceae)

Properties:A soothing and balancing oil which makes a wonderful floral room freshener and perfume. Stabalizes the emotions with its fresh aroma. Plant source: leaves and stems, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: balancing, soothing Skin type: oily, dry Aroma type: floral Traditional use: cleansing, room freshner Blending oils: cedarwood, citronella, clary sage, jasmine, neroli, orange, rose, rosemary and sandal. Main constituents:- Borneol, citronellol, geraniol, linalol, limonene, phellandrene, pinene, termineol. Top of page Ginger Zingiber officinalis (Family, Zingiberaceae) Properties: A comfort oil that has been used to invigorate and stimulate the body for centuries. Famous Aphrodesiac! Plant source: roots, China Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulating Aroma type: spicy Traditional use: aphrodisiac Blending oils: cinnamon, clove, eucalyptus, geranium, lemon, orange, rosemary, spearmint - Blends especially well with orange and other citrus oils. Main constituents:- Borneol, citral, cineol, camphene, gingerin, linalol, phellandrene, Top of pageHina Lawsonia inermis (Family Lythaveae (Henna))

Properties: Antiseptic and herbal. Thought to focus ones mind. Excellent skin conditioner. Plant source: flower & leaves - India Extraction method: steam distillation Traditional use: concentrated for traditonal body tattoos in India and Morroco, antiseptic. Top of pageJasmine Jasminum officinale or J. Grandiflorum (Family, Oleaceae)

Properties:One of our most popular oils. Soothing, mood enhancing and invigorating, jasmine has been used for centuries as a exotic perfume and room freshner. Unargueably an important sensual aphrodesiac. Plant source: flowers, Egypt Extraction method: solvent, extraction Aromatherapy class: focal, uplifting Aroma type: floral Skin type: dry to oily Traditional use: skin treatments, perfume, aphrodesiac Blending oils: all floral oils and sandalwood Main constituents:- Benzyl acetate, benzyl alcohol, indol, Jasmone, linalol, linalyl, methyl jasmonate, phenylacetic acid. Juniper Juniperus communis (Family, Cupressaceae)

Properties:Emotionally balancing and stimulating this oil is excellent in the bath and as a perfume. It has antiseptic qualities and is known to reduce stress and boost your immune system. Plant source: flowers, Yugoslavia Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulating Aroma type: woodsy Skin type: blemished Traditional use: stress relief, calming, skin problems Blending oils: clary sage, lavender Safety Information: highly flammable - take precaution when pregnant Main constituents:- Borneol, camphene, myrcene, pinene, thugene, termenic alcohol. Top of page

Krishna Musk Special Blend

Properties:soothing, calming, relaxation. One of our most popular oils for perfume and room freshners. Liked by both men and women. Plant source: secret blend of bakuchi seed oil (India) and other essential oils Aromatherapy class: relaxation Aroma Type: sweet and musky Traditional use: diffuser, perfume A consistant favorite!Lavender Lavendula augustifolia, L. officinalis, L. vera (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) Properties:Add a drop to the pillow for a peaceful sleep. One of the most aromatherapudic oils available lavender is known for its stress relief, calming, relaxation, balancing and stimulating qualities. Famous for helping migrane headaches and insomnia when rubbed on the temples. Number One diffuser oil! Plant source: flowering tops, France Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: soothing, invigorating, Aroma type: herbaceous Skin type: sensitive, all types Traditional use: Skin conditioner, stress relief, headaches - migraines. Used on burns and damaged skin tissue to reduce scarring. Blending oils: bergamot, clove, clary sage, eucalyptus, jasmine, patchouli, rosemary, rose Main constituents:- Caryophyllene, linalol, linalyl acetate, lavandulol, lavandulyl acetate, limonene, terpineol. Top of page lemon grass Cymbopogon Citratus (Family, Poaceae [Gramineae]) Properties: An excellent room deodorizer and diffuser oil, lemon grass is as refreshing as it is uplifting and invigorating. Plant source: aerial parts, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: soothing Aroma type: citrus Skin type: oily skin Traditional use: antiseptic, bug repellent, herbal tonic Blending oils: geranium, jasmine, lavender Safety Information: can cause skin irritation for some, test on a small area Main constituents:- Citral, dipentene, geraniol, linalol. Lemon Citrus Limonum (Family, Rutaceae) Properties: Another excellent antiseptic and cleansing oil that is both stimulating and refreshing. Used in beauty products it is beneficial for your skin and hands. Great for a refreshing bath. Plant source: fruit peels, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: uplifting Aroma type: citrus Skin type: oily, blemished Traditional use: cleaner, antiseptic, cosmetics Blending oils: neroli, clary sage, bergamot, citronella, orange, violet Main constituents:- Citral, citronellal, geraniol, limonene, linalol, myrcene, pinene, terpinene. Top of page

Liquid Moon Special Blend

Properties: an uplifting yet soothing aroma that is pleasing to almost everyone. An excellent perfume and diffuser oil for it's soft and invigorating qualities. Plant source: a secret blend of oils Aromatherapy class: aphrodesiac, rejuvenating Aroma Type: floral and sweet Traditional use: perfume, diffuser A consistant favorite! Top of pageMandarin Citrus Noblis (Family, Rutaceae) Properties:A soothing and stress relieving oil mandarin is excellent in an aromatherapy diffuser. It's noted for it's calming effects on children and is beneficial in massage for stretch marks. Plant source: fruit peels, India Extraction method: expression Aromatherapy class: soothing Aroma type: citrus Skin type: mature skin Traditional use: diffuser, stress relief Blending oils: basil, bergamot, camomile, clary sage, geranium, lavender, lemon, neroli, orange, rose Safety Information: Photosensative, avoid direct sunlight after application. Main constituents:- Citral, citronellal, geraniol, Linomene. Marigold(Calendula) Tagetes Glandulifera (or T. minuta or T. putuh) (Family, Asteraceae) See Calendula Properties: Very good antifungal and good for foot odours. The edible flowers are an excellent source of vitamins and are excellent for the digestive tract. Plant source: Pot Marigold leaves - India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class:antiseptic and antifungal Aroma type: floral Blending oils: citrus oils and Lavender. Top of page Myrrh Commiphora Myrrha, C. Molmol, Balsamodendrom myrra (Family, Burseraceae) Properties: An ancient oil/resin that was traded for silks and gold which has a powerful meditative quality to it. Rolled in incense sticks in Japan, Tibet and India for monks seeking a clear meditative state. A warm and exotic scent to wear or use in a diffuser. Plant source: resin, Somalia Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: meditative and soothing Aroma type: balsamic Skin type: dry, mature Traditional use: antiseptic, mouth-wash Blending oils: clove, lavender, patchouli, sandalwood Safety Information: During pregnancy use Myrrh in moderation. Main constituents:- Dipentene, eugenol ,heerabolene, limone, pinene. Top of pageNarcissus Narcissus, poeticus

Properties: invigorating and rejuvenating Plant source: flowers, India Extraction method: solvent extraction Aroma type: floral Traditional use: potporri, perfume oil Blending oils: clove, jasmine, neroli, ylang ylang, rose, sandalwood Neroli Citrus Aurantium (Family, rutaceae)

Properties:From the blooming blossoms of the orange tree neroli has an exotic fragrance that is loved by both men and women. With its confidence building and mood enhancing properties it is also an excellent stress reliever. Used in skin care products for fine lines and to help heal scarred tissue. Plant source: flowers, France and Italy Extraction method: Solvent extraction Aromatherapy class: mood enhancing and stabalizing Aroma type: citrus Skin type: sensitive, mature Traditional use: perfume, skin care Blending oils: lemon, orange, rose, jasmine, ylang ylang. Main constituents:- Citral, geraniol, indole, jasmone, linalol, linalyl acetate, limonene, nerol, nerolidol, pinene. Top of page Night Queen Special Blend

Properties: a warm, highly meditative oil. Very pleasant perfume oil that is both relaxing and invigorating. Plant source: Special Blend, India Aroma type: floral/balsalmic Traditional use: diffuser, perfume oil Blending oils: sandalwood, cedar

Nutmeg Myristica aromata, M. fragrans, M. officinalis, Nux moschata. (Family, Myristicaceae)

Properties: Relaxing, calming and helps beat insomnia. Also known to reenergize and stimulate especially around Christmas time! Plant source: fruits, West Indies Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: invigorating, energizing Aroma type: spicy Traditional use: aphrodisiac, sleeplessness Blending oils: clary sage, geranium, lavender, mandarin, orange, rosemary Safety Information: Use in small quantities Main constituents:- Borneol, camphene, cymol, dipentene, eugenol, geraniol, linalol, myristicin, pinene, safrol, sapol, terpineol. Top of pageOrange Citrus Sinensis (Family, Rutaceae) Properties:A wonderful diffuser oil that makes any room smell uplifting and clean. A calming oil that is great for aiding restlessness and sleeplessness. Plant source: peels, India Extraction method: expression Aromatherapy class: sedative, stress relief Aroma type: citrus Skin type: dry, mature Traditional use: skin remedies, cleansing, room freshner Blending oils: lemon, sandalwood and neroli Main constituents:- Auraptenol and acids, bergapten, citral, citronellal, geraniol, limonene, linalol, perminol. Top of pagePatchouli Pogostemon patchouli, P. cablin (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) Properties:A very important spiritual oil/root in many countries as a room freshener, hair tonic, and perfume oil. Famous 60's oil which is consistantly one of our regular favourites! A reputed aphrodesiac... Plant source: roots, Indonesia Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulating, mind expanding Aroma type: woodsy Skin type: oily, blemished Traditional use: antiseptic, astringent, aphrodisiac, perfume oil Blending oils: sandalwood, cedarwood, geranium, clove, lavender, rose, neroli, bergamot, myrrh, clary sage Main constituents:- Bulnesol, bulnese, nor patchoulenol, patchoulil, pogostol, patchoulene. Peppermint Mentha piperta (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) Properties: An excellent oil to restore and invigorate ones body and soul. Peppermint is a great diffuser oil for when you are feeling tired and a few drops in the bath will restore your system. Plant source: aerial parts, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: cooling, invigorating, energizing Aroma type: mint Skin type: blemished Traditional use: digestive system, massage, insect repellent, diffuser Blending oils: bergamot, geranium, lavender, rosemary, sandalwood Main constituents:- Carovne, cineol, limonene, menthol, menthone, pinene, thymol. Top of page Pine Pinus sylvestris (Family, Pinaceae) Properties: Well known as a deodorizer pine is an excellent diffuser oil as well. Cleansing and refreshing the air it is excellent for those who cook strong foods or have pet odours in their house. Plant source: From the needles, young twigs and cones of Pine trees, India / Nepal Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy Class: stimulating, invigorating Aroma type: woodsy Traditional use: antiseptic, room freshener Blending oils: sandalwood Main constituents:- Bornyl acetate, citral, cadinene, dipentene, phellandrene, pinene, sylvertrene.

Poppy Eschscholzia californica

Properties: A beneficial diffuser oil. A very Calming and relaxing oil that is known to help relieve restlessness and anxiety as well as over excitement. Gentle and non-addictive, hypnotic; tranquilizer and anodyne (safe for children) Plant source: aerial parts - Asia Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy Class: relaxation and stress relief Aroma Type: floral Traditional use: stress relief Top of pageRose Otto Rosa damascena (Family, Rosaceae) Preferences:This exotic oil is enjoyed the world over for its frangrant attributes. Used in many expensive colonges and perfumes rose oil is a calming, deep aromatic oil that has been enjoyed for centuries. A wonderful perfume oil. Plant source: flowers, Morocco and Turkey Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: calming, cooling Aroma type: floral Traditional use: astringent, perfume Blending oils: poppy, jasmine, lilac Main constituents:- highly complex: 300 different constituents mainly Citronellol, ethanol, geraniol, phenyl, nerol, stearopten. Rosemary Rosemarinus officinalis, R. coronarium (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae])

Properties:Used in homeopathic medicine or simply in a non-scented cream rosemary is excellent for massage of sore muscles. It is a invigorating oil which can restore alertness. Good after a long hard day! Plant source: leaves, Tunisia Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: invigorating Aroma type: camphoraceous Skin type: oily, blemished Traditional use: muscle relaxant, skin toner, antiseptic Blending oils: Basil, cedarwood, cinnamon, citronella, lavender, peppermint, thyme. Main constituents:- Borneol, camphene, camphor, cineol, lineol, pinene, terpineol. Safety Information: Caution when pregnant, high blood pressure, or suffering from epilepsy. Top of pageSage Salvia Officinalis (Family, Lamiaceae [Labiatae]) Properties: A wonderful stimulant which helps to collect thoughts and calm nerves. A great diffuser oil which invigorates and energizes. Plant source: leaves, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulant, invigorating Aroma type: camphoraceous Skin type: oily Traditional use: diffuser, soothing agent Blending oils: lavender, rosemary, lemon, orange Safety Information: should be avoided by pregnant women Sandalwood Santalum Album (Family, Santalaceae)

Properties:A highly sacred oil/wood in Hinduism and Buddhism used in incense and poured on statues during puja. A wonderful aromatic scent that is energizing and known for its aphrodesiac qualities. Great in a diffuser or worn as a perfume. Plant source: wood, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: meditative, invigorating Aroma type: woodsy Skin type: all types Traditional use: skin conditioner, wedding mask, incense, antiseptic Blending oils: rose, violet, clove, lavender, bergamot, geranium, patchouli, myrrh, jasmine. Main constituents:- Fusanols, forneol, santalols, santalone. Top of pageTea Tree Melaleuca alternifolia, M. linariifolia, M.uncintata (Family, Myrtaceae) Properties:Popular energizing oil with many attributes and is excellent for diffuser use. A well known antiseptic that is good for several skin conditions since it is antifungal. Plant source: leaves and stems, India Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: energizing, stimulating Skin type: oily, blemished Aroma type: camphoraceous Traditional use: insect repellent, antiseptic Blending oils: Clove, clary sage, lavender, rosemary, geranium, nutmeg Main constituents:- Cineol, cymene, terminene-4-ol, pinene, terpenes. Thyme Thymus Vulgaris (Family, Lamiaceae (Labiatea) Properties: A powerful room deodorizer, thyme is a wonderful aromatherapy oil. Use in a diffuser for best results - blend with lavender for a great mix. Plant source: flowering tops, Spain Extraction method: steam distillation Aromatherapy class: stimulating, mood enhancing Aroma type: spicy Skin type: blemished Traditional use: deodorant, antiseptic Blending oils: bergamot, lavender, lemon, rosemary Safety Information: Take caution during pregnancy or with high blood pressure. Main constituents:- Borneol, carvacrol, cineol, geraniol, thymol, metnone, pinene, linlol thujanol-4 or alpha-terpineol. Top of pageVanilla Vanilla plantifolia

Properties: aphrodisiac (especially for men!), invigorating and induces hunger. Popular perfume oil Plant source: seed pods, Sri Lanka Extraction method: solvent extraction Aroma type: balsamic Traditional use: emollient, aphrodisiac Blending oils: sandalwood, lily of the valley Main constituents:- Vanillin, acetic acid, ethyl alcohol, cinnamate, eugenol, vanillyl ethyl acid, furfural. Violet Viola, odorata

Properties: A wonderful perfume oil for relaxing, calming and meditative needs Plant source: leaves, France and Egypt Extraction method: solvent extraction Aromatherapy class: sedative, soothing agent Aroma type: herbaceous Traditional use: skin conditioner, perfume Blending oils: clary sage, basil Top of pageYlang Ylang Cananga Odorata (Family, Annonaceae) Properties:An exotic oil that is excellent for relaxation and stress relief. Wonderful diffuser oil that fills the room with an aromatic sensual mood. Plant source: flowers, Indonesia Extraction method: solvent extraction Aromatherapy class: stress relief, balancing Aroma type: floral Skin type: all types Traditional use: perfume, aphrodisiac Blending oils: bergamot, lavender, lemon, narcissus, neroli, palmarosa, sandalwood Main constituents:- Cadinene, caryophyllene, cresol eugenol, geraniol, linalol, linalyl acetate, methyl benzoats, methyl salicylate, pinene. Top of page

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