Organic Essential Oils

Cedarwood

(Cedrus Atlantica)

• Woody/Earthy scented oil that blends well with floral, spicy, resinous, and citrus oils.
• Used in aromatherapy for calming and grounding.
• It can aid with sleep.
• Effectively treats eczema, boils, and fungus when blended with Jojoba oil.
• A good hair care product for oily hair and scalp as it balances the oil-producing glands in the scalp.
• Can be used to treat dandruff and head lice.
• Research has shown it repels ants but not mosquitos.
• Anti-inflammatory.
• Anti-oxidant.
• Anti-microbial.

Frankincense

(Boswellia Serrata)

• Resinous scented oil that blends well with citrus, woody, and floral oils.
• Can be used in aromatherapy.
• Studies have shown that this oil contains boswellic acids, which exhibit anti-inflammatory effects.
• Can aid with nerve regeneration.
• Can improve the appearance of scars.
• Can help with anxiety and chronic stress.
• It is a popular aid for meditation and improving concentration.
• Improves sleep quality.
• Its soothing properties make it a popular addition to natural skincare blends.
• Can be diffused or used in an inhaler.

Eucalyptus

(Eucalyptus Globulus)

• This oil falls within the Herbal or Camphoraceous scent family and blends well with floral, woody, citrus, and minty oils.
• Good for inhalation therapy.
• Eucalyptus Globulus is retrieved for its medicinal properties.
• Known to ease muscle and joint pain, and inflammation. It contains the  1,8-cineole compound.
• Good to diffuse in the cold season or use in an inhaler.
• Filled with decongestant, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.
• When blended with a carrier oil and applied topically, it can help with blood circulation.

Lavender

(Lavandula Hybrida)

• This oil has a Floral scent but with a sharper, herbaceous, and camphoraceous smell. It blends well with citrus, woody, herbal and floral oils.
• This oil is a hybrid of two species of Lavandula.
• It is more commercially popular than Lavandula Angustifolia.
• It contains a high percentage of Camphor and Cineole, giving it a rich scent.
• This oil has a wide range of uses and can be found in personal care items and household cleaning products.
• It is a popular ingredient in soaps, shower gels, shampoos, and candles.
• It is recommended to use this oil for its aromatic benefits rather than therapeutic purposes, due to its high levels of energizing components.

Lemon

(Citrus Limon)

• Citrus scent blends well with herbal, spicy, floral, woody, and resinous oils.
• Lemon essential oil comes from cold pressing the lemon peel and not the inner fruit.
• Has good anti-bacterial properties.
• Limonene and monoterpene compounds found in this oil can help reduce skin inflammation.
• Can help with stress and anxiety.
• Good for diffusing.
• Can be used for homemade household cleaners and laundry fresheners.
• Nourishes damaged skin and hydrates the skin.
• Naturally energizing and emotionally uplifting.

Lemongrass

(Cymbopogon Flexuosus)

• The scent of this oil, with its grassy-like, citrus scent, fits into the Herbal family and blends well with floral, mint, woody, and citrus oils.
• Good for massage, has therapeutic benefits.
• Recommended for sore muscles and joints after sport.
• Can be used as a natural toner to sterilize pores and strengthen skin tissue.
• Can help with mental fatigue and anxiety.
• Can be used to repel bugs like mosquitos, fleas and ants.
• Can be used as a natural and safe air freshener and sanitizer in the home.
• This oil has anti-bacterial properties and can aid in the treatment of various skin conditions.

Oregano

(Origanum Vulgare)

• Herbal scent blends well with citrus, woody, mint and floral oils.
• Good for aromatherapy.
• Can be used to treat athlete’s foot.
• Can aid with treating nail fungal infections.
• Has anti-fungal, antioxidant, and anti-bacterial properties due to the naturally rich presence of Carvacrol.
• Can help with dandruff or a flaky scalp.
• Diffusing this oil can help purify the air, ease respiratory discomfort, and create a calming atmosphere. Diffuse blended with Lemon, Rosemary, or Eucalyptus oils.
• Can provide comforting support for tired muscles and overworked joints.

Palmarosa

(Cymbopogon Martinii)

• Floral scent blends well with spicy, woody, citrus, and resinous oils.
• This oil has antimicrobial, anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Can help with anxiety.
• Can strengthen hair follicles.
• Good for repelling mosquitoes.
• Good for aromatherapy.
• Can be used in an inhaler or in a diffuser.
• Helps reduce mild anxiety and stress.
• It can relax muscles and reduce fatigue.
• Can aid with insect bites and stings.

Rosemary

(Rosmarinus Officinalis)

• Herbal blends well with citrus, floral, woody, and mint oils.
• Good for aromatherapy.
• Enhances concentration and memory.
• Can help with stress.
• Preliminary studies have revealed that this oil can help with pain relief and reduce tissue inflammation.
• Can help with poor circulation.
• Can stimulate hair growth and can prevent hair loss and thinning hair.

Patchouli

(Pogostemon Cablin)

• Woody scent blends well with floral, citrus, spicy and resinous oils.
• Good for aromatherapy and massage.
• Can help treat skin conditions like acne or dry and cracked skin.
• Has anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties and can help with inflammation.
• Helps reduce mild anxiety, stress, and emotional tension.
• It slows the look of aging by tightening and toning the skin.
• This oil is used as an ingredient in several natural deodorants and soaps. Helps alleviate body odour.