Essential Archive
Bergamot Essential
Bergamot is a zesty, vibrant citrus fruit, packed full with wellness. Its distinctively tart and spicy aroma has long been cherished among aromatherapists and the natural health industry. What Do We Know About Bergamot Essential Oil Bergamot essential oil is extracted from the rind of the Bergamot orange, a fragrant
Grades Of Essential Oils
How Are Essential Oils Graded? When shopping for essential oils, is it important to understand the different grades of oils that are available. In Australia, no governing body grades essential oils. Many sellers use terms like [100%] [Pure] [High Quality] [Premium] [Food Grade] [Therapeutic] [Commercial] and of course [Organic] To
Chamomile Essential
CHAMOMILE ESSENTIAL Back Chamomile Essential Oil has long been a popular essential oil, loved for its soothing benefit to both the mind and the body. What Do We Know About Chamomile Essential Oil? Chamomile Essential Oil is extracted from the flowers of the plant species Anthemis nobilis using a method
Essential Oil ~ Quick Guide
Essential Oil Aroma Blends Well With Attributes Anise / Aniseed Licorice-like, spicy Cedarwood, Lime, Orange, Vanilla Uplifting, balancing, comforting. Atlas (Cedarwood) Sweet, Woodsy Chamomile, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Sandalwood Grounding, centering, balancing Basil Warm, spicy Bergamot and Citrus Oils Uplifting, energizing, purifying Bergamot Sweet, fruity, citrua Lavender, Nutmeg, Citrus Oils Lively, inspiring,
Essential Constituents
In general, pure essential oils can be subdivided into two distinct groups of chemical constituents; the hydrocarbons which are made up almost exclusively of terpenes (monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes, and diterpenes), and the oxygenated compounds which are mainly esters, aldehydes, ketones, alcohols, phenols, and oxides. Terpenes – inhibit the accumulation of toxins and help discharge existing toxins from the liver and kidneys. Esters – are the
Essentials Oils ~ Notes
Scent or aroma surround us everyday and everywhere. Our sense of smell is one of the most subjective ways we perceive our world. We associate scents with our feelings and memories as much as we often try to replicate them to create environments that bring us to a place that