Essential Oils
Essential Oils
Each drop of essential oils consists of plant hormones therapeutic chemical compounds and a highly volatile aroma. It's quite an understatement to say that an essential oil is a plant product because it is not just a product from a plant but the plant's life force.
Sweet Almond Oil
It is a great moisturizer, makes a stable lather and helps condition the skin. Our sweet almond oil is cold pressed from 100% pure almond nuts and then gently refined. This high quality nut oil is a great emollient for softening and conditioning the skin.It is well suited for eczema, psoriasis and itchy, dry and inflamed skin. It is rich in essential fatty acids and vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 and E.
Chamomile, German
Matricaria chamomile, steam-distilled flower, Egypt. Also known as Hungarian, Blue Camomile, and Matricaria recutita. Its scent is strong, sweet, warm, fatty, fruity and herbaceous. Its color is deep blue with major components of chamazulene (which gives the oil its deep blue color), farnesene, and bisabolol. Blends well with bergamot, clary sage, lavender, neroli, sandalwood, and ylang-ylang.
Chamomile, Roman
Anthemis nobilis, steam distilled flower, UK. Also known as Sweet chamomile, English chamomile, and Nobel chamomile. Its scent is sweet, herby, and fruity. Blends well with bergamot, jasmine, palmarosa, rose and ylang ylang
Copaiba Oil
This resinous oil is rich in beta-carophylene which promotes germ-free action and is an excellent anti-acne, skin-clearing agent. The resin is extracted from the trunk of the Copaiba tree through small holes that close naturally with time. Each tree produces approximately 2 liters of oil per year. The oil is extracted from the trees by the native population in the states of Acre, Amazonas, and Para. Copaiba Oil is an oleoresin tapped from the Amazon rainforest Copaiba tree. This oily resin has a very high content of naturally occurring essential fatty acids that are the building blocks of healthy skin tissue. It has been documented with antibacterial activity and anti-inflammatory activity in various clinical studies which has validated its long history of traditional uses
Lemon Oil
Lemon essential oil smells like a fresh sliced lemon. Lemon is thought to help with concentration and reduce cellulite when used in body oils and scrubs. This highly astringent oil helps oily skin and hair and is often added to facial cleansers and hair tonics.
Orange Oil
Sweet orange oil is a pale orange yellow to dark orange colour; it has a sweet, light and fresh, fruity aroma and flavour, distinctly reminiscent of the odor from a scratched sweet orange peel. It has a cheering, joyful, bright and lively aroma. Also helpful for dull skin, flatulence, flu, gums, and slow digestion. Good for mature and dry skin types.
Lavender Oil
From the Latin lavare, meaning to wash. Lavender has been used for centuries for skin care and in fragrances. The essential oil is extracted (using steam) from the tiny green pods that sit on either side of the purple flowers. Lavender has amazing healing action as well as being a balancing and toning agent it's an antiseptic, anti-viral, and anti-spasmodic. It helps with inflammation and sunburns, insect bites, and rashes. The lavender oil used in our soap is imported from the Haute Province of France; wild lavender's original home..
Lemongrass Oil
is a wild grass native to Southeast Asia, and is used extensively in handmade soaps, perfumes, and cosmetics. Lemongrass essential oil is extracted from the leaves of the plant using the steam distillation method.
Tea Tree Oil
The flavor is warm aromatic, medicinal, fresh, and herbaceous. The oil has served as an antiseptic for many decades, but only recently has it been proven scientifically, that the oil really possesses an outstanding germ killing effect and high penetration power. antiseptic & anti-fungal.
Grapefruit Essential Oil
Citrus x paradisi) is made from cold expression of the fresh peel of grapefruit (in this case, the pink variety). Grapefruit Essential Oil is uplifting; and good for performance anxiety, Grapefruit, Pink: Citrus paradisi, cold pressed peel, organic, South Africa. Has a fresh, sweet, sharp, and citrusy aroma. It is antidepressant, antiseptic, diuretic and disinfectant, stimulant. Invaluable in times of stress and depression as it uplifts and revives the spirit
Egyptian Geranium
Pelargonium graveolens, steam distilled leaf, Egypt (standard cultivation). Sweet, heavy aroma, sophisticated, fresh floral somewhat like rose with a minty overtone. Among its properties are analgesic, antidepressant, antiseptic, cicatrisant, diuretic and insecticide. Calms anxiety, lifts the spirit, and assists with depression. Good for oily skin. It's an excellent remedy for burns, wounds, and ulcers. Blends well with basil, bergamot, carrot seed, jasmine, lavender, and rose.
Cassia
Cassia oil is extracted from Cinnamomum cassia (also known as C. aromaticum and Laurus cassia). Cassia essential oil has a strong and warm aroma.Cassia essential oil is also well-known as an antidepressant.
Anise Essential Oil
The volatile oils from this botanical give licorice candy and chewing gum their unique flavors. Anise essential oil is also added to soaps and perfumes for a rich, sweet fragrance. Scent Characteristics: Warm, spicy, extremely sweet; licorice-like fragrance.
Jasmine Essential Oil
Jasmine Essential Oil is extracted from the flowers of Jasmine, with its scientific name Jasminum Grandiflora (Royal Jasmine) Jasmine essential oil does more than just smell exquisite - it deeply relaxes, lifts depression, and boosts confidence and improves skin elasticity, while helping to reduce stretch and marks and scars. Jasmine essential oil has a sweet, exotic, and richly floral smell.
Lilac Essential Oil
The oil which is prepared from the leaves and flowers of the lilac plant contains the properties to treat and prevent health disorders. It can be used externally on the skin to treat sunburns, rashes, minor cuts, or abrasions.It also helps to reduce the stress problems.
Peppermint Essential Oil
Peppermint oil has been cultivated since ancient times Peppermint is a cross between water mint and spearmint and is native to Europe The peppermint essential oil tingles the body and clears the mind.
Patchouli Essential Oil
A scent of the 60s, Patchouli is a musty, sweet, spicy, heavy scent. It is relaxing, uplifting, and soothing, and is believed to be an aphrodisiac. It is great for acne, inflamed, cracked, or mature skin. Patchouli aids in the treatment of oily skin, hair, scalp disorders, eczema, and wrinkles.
Rose Essential Oil
Rose essential oil has been used throughout history in the ancient art of aromatherapy as a healing tonic and mood-elevating supplement. Rose oil is also beneficial for those who have sensitive skin, as it is generally safe for all skin types.
Sea Moss
Sea Moss is a unique blend of bergamot, orchid, jasmine and violet with supporting notes of ozone (air), sandalwood, musk and of course, moss. This fragrance could be described as fresh, green, and almost a little kelp."
Oatmeal Stout Fragrance Oil
This fragrance smells positively edible! It's a full-bodied and smooth beer fragrance blended with Creamy Oatmeal, Orange Peel, Butterscotch, Farm-fresh Milk, Nutty Almond, and Rich Vanilla.
Tangerine Essential Oil
Tangerine Essential Oil is cold pressed from the fruit of the tangerine tree. In addition, tangerine can be beneficial to the skin, used traditionally to help stretch marks and have a positive effect on cellulite. The aroma is very popular with children and can have the same relaxing effect as for adults.
Vanilla Essential Oil
The Essential Oil of Vanilla is extracted by solvent extraction of a resinous substance obtained from fermented Vanilla beans.
If you have tried to buy vanilla essential oil you likely ended up with an oleoresin, absolute, or CO2 extract. The fact is, there is no such thing as a “pure vanilla essential oil.”
One form of vanilla is Vanilla Oleoresin Essential Oil. This “oil” is not an oil at all, but a semi-solid resin that is extracted from vanilla beans with the use of a solvent
Coffee Oil, Brazil
Coffee essential oil is typically derived through a cold-pressed distillation process of coffee beans. This potent essential oil smells just like a fresh cup of coffee and is packed with a wide range of antioxidants as well as other active compounds which give coffee essential oil its health benefits.
Bay Laurel Essential Oil
is well-regarded in aromatherapy and cosmetic soaps due to its unique molecular structure. It contains elements of nearly all of the primary chemical groups which make up essential oils. The result is a broad range of therapeutic uses.