Beauty

In recent years, many types of essential oils had been discovered to aid in curing numerous types of ailments. The Yarrow Essential Oil is not only used for this, it is also used in cosmetics. This oil is widely used in hair and skin care products to enhance the condition of our hair and skin. … Read more

Also known as Green Ginger, Armoise, or Absinthium, Wormwood (Artemisia Absinthium)  is a perennial herb that grows from up to 1.5 meters (5 feet). It is best known for its various health benefits. In Ancient Greece, it was used to treat menstrual pain, rheumatism, and jaundice. It was also used to relieve fever, as well … Read more

Ravensara Essential Oil is quite a rare essential oil. Also known as Agathophyllum aromatica or Ravensara aromatica, it is sourced from a giant tree that is indigenous to Madagascar. Locals use it as a panacea, a cure all for anything that ails them. The fragrantly scented essential oil with a woody herbaceous, camphory and slightly … Read more

Pine Essential Oil is obtained from the pine needles of Pinus sylvestris or Norway/Scotch pine. The tree originated from Russia and Austria and later spread in different parts of the world as the species can tolerate both cold and warm climates. It’s valuable since the time of the Greeks in the treatment of respiratory ailments … Read more

Roman Chamomile Essential Oil has been used since ancient times as a medicinal herb. The essential oil is popular for its soothing and sedative properties, which is why it is effective for those suffering from insomnia, and people who are restless, anxious, over-sensitive, and people who are angry, grieving or discontented. It is also promotes … Read more

Orange Essential Oil, also called sweet orange oil, is extracted from the commonly cultivated orange variety, Citrus sinensis, which is of Chinese origin. The use of sweet orange oil, which is its more popular name, is to distinguish it from Bergamot Essential Oil that is produced from Citrus bergamia, a bitter orange variety. Top among … Read more

The name Red Cedar may lead people to believe that the essential oil is from the cedar tree. In reality, Red Cedar Essential Oil comes from a juniper tree, whose scientific name is Juniperus virginiana, which belongs to the cypress family. Common names include aromatic cedar, pencil cedar, red juniper, eastern juniper, Virginian juniper, eastern … Read more

Rosmarinus Officinalis is the other name of a very popular culinary herb in the Mediterranean, Rosemary. Dried and fresh rosemary leaves are used in cooking. A member of the mint family, rosemary is a relative of sage, myrtle, lavender and basil. The leaves of the rosemary plant are the main source of Rosemary Essential Oil. … Read more

Coconut Oil is a type of oil extracted from coconut pulp. Coconuts are widely available in tropical countries like Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand, where its oil is mostly used for cooking. In room temperature, Coconut Oil is a solid, and needs some heating for it to turn into a liquid. Coconut Oil, sometimes known … Read more

Coffee Essential Oil, as the name implies, is extracted from the same coffee bean that’s used to make the world’s most popular beverage. Aside from household purposes, this essential oil is also used in beauty products, and has a number of health benefits. This is due to the presence of natural antioxidants like phenolic compounds, … Read more