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Essential Oils vs Fragrant Oils
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Oregano Essential Oil Family Name: Lamiaceae Common Name: Oregano Botanical Name: Origanum vulgare Extraction Method: Steam distilled from the flowering tops and leaves Odour: Strong, warm, spicy, herbaceous, sharp and penetrating with a medicinal undertone General Description Oregano essential oil…
Lavender Essential Oil Family Name: Lamiaceae Common Name: True Lavender Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia; Lavandula officinalis Extraction method: Steam distillation from fresh flowering plant parts, from cultivated or wild harvested plants.Odour: ‘Sweet, floral-herbaceous scent’. General Description Lavender is a hardy fragrant shrub, growing to a height of…
Rose Essential Oil Family Name: Rosaceae Common Name: Rose Botanical Name: Rosa damascena / R. centifolia  Extraction method: Rose otto is generally regarded as oil distilled from R. damascena.Rose absolute is obtained by solvent extraction.Odour:  ‘Rose absolute from R. centifolia is an orange-yellow to…
Peppermint Essential Oil Family Name: Lamiaceae Common Name: Peppermint Botanical Name: Mentha x piperita Extraction method: Steam distillation from the partially dried herb.Odour: ‘Fresh, strong grassy-minty odour with a deep balsamic-sweet undertone and a sweet, clean dry-out note.’ General Description A perennial herb up to 1 metre…
Here’s a little science lesson for you on the sense of smell & memory ♥ {Olfaction} is the function that allows a direct connection to the brain thereby creating a sense of smell. There are sensory cells in the…
The study of chakras comes from India and is more than 4,000 years old. The word chakra means “wheel” in Sanskrit, a sacred and holy language of Hinduism and Buddhism.Chakras correspond to vital points in the physical body i.e. major…
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