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Medicine Flower essential oils are 100% pure botanical oils produced by distillation, CO2, solvent or expression of different parts of the plant.
Awaken to the wonders of natural perfumery! In India, Jasmine Sambac is considered the Flower of Love. Its sweet, intoxicating scent will take you out of your head and into your Heart.
Traditionally a purifying aerosol and air freshener ingredient, Juniper is more importantly diuretic, cleansing, and restorative, although it must be moderately administered. General circulatory conditions benefit from its stimulating, tonic properties. Juniper works well in skin, scalp, and body care preparations and can also be applied in a bath or by compress. Cellulite massage treatments are made more effective by the inclusion of Juniper oil.
Common Uses: Insect repellent, skin care, spritzers, massage, diffusor, lotions
Lavender is used to treat mood disturbance, restlessness, insomnia, functional abdominal complaints (nervous stomach irritation, nervous intestinal discomfort), colic, muscle aches and pains, colic, cystitis, dysmenorrhea (menstrual pain), leucorrhea, skin care: acne, burns, insect bites, lice, scabies, inflamed skin
Common Uses: Skin care, spritzers, diffusor, compress, sport & cellulite blends, lotions. Lemon is commonly used to elevate mood, antiseptic, immune stimulant, anti-allergic, antidepressant, promotes weight loss, skin care: antiseptic, acne, brightens complexion, lightens dark spots
Lemon’s cool, lifting aroma bespeaks the refreshing, uplifting qualities common to citrus oils. Lemon is a febrifuge, immune support, a stomachic (especially for dyspepsia), a skin toner and gentle dermal bleaching agent. It is known as well for its tonic and cleansing properties that can be utilized topically or as an inhalant. Lemon’s many common and effective uses include skin and hair care, household cleaning, aerosol spritzers and inhalation, compresses, and various massage treatments.
There are several varieties of Lemongrass meeting the high demand for this oil’s numerous uses in fragrances, soaps, and other commercial products. Its astringent, purifying, tonic properties are helpful in treating various skin problems and varicosity. Likewise topically, Lemongrass combats foot and body odors and excessive perspiration. Like Citronella, Lemongrass is an effective insect repellent, particularly against ants, fleas, ticks, and lice, and an aerosol disinfectant that can be dispersed in spritzers or diffusor blends.
Uses: Inhalation, spritzers, diffusor, lotions, massage, sport blends, baths
The better grades of this volatile oil have a pleasant odor, reminiscent of lemon and jasmine.
