Birch Bark sweet ( Betula Lenta ) ~ Excellent when used to help provide relief for general aches and pains, stiff or sore muscles, sprains, aching backs, painful joints or inflammation. Birch bark offers a very fresh, sweet and bracing aroma that is often compared to the aroma of Wintergreen.  Birch bark has traditionally been used by Native Americans during sweats to help promote healings.  Most widely used an an astringent and anti-inflammatory.  Also considered to be excellent for massage treatments for sore, aching muscles; also used as a flavoring agent.  Believed by many to contain aphrodisiac properties, carminative and mildly expectorant properties, and is said to be very soothing.  It's considered warming and may help reduce congestion making it a useful ingredient in massage oil, a foot bath or diluted in a compress, and a good choice to help relax.  As a perfume ingredient it adds a unique catalyst or special property. Blends well with All the woody oils such as Frankincense, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Patchouli. oriental formulations, spicy oils, such as Lavender, Sweet Marjoram, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine, Neroli, Chamomile, Geranium, Ravensara, Nutmeg, Dill and Cardamon. Great to help massage on achy joints, muscles and sore backs
Birch Bark Sweet essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Black Pepper (Piper nigrum) ~  Black pepper helps increase circulation, over come exhaustion, encourages peristalsis and is useful in bowel related problems; also helps restore tone to colon muscles.  Black peppers offers a potent, sharp, spicy aroma that is very warming and invigorating and considered an aphrodisiac and carminative.. Pepper enjoys an ancient history dating back to the early Greeks, Turks & Romans. It is similar to clove oil in scent..  Black pepper is very stimulating to the mind and provides stamina during periods of burden or stress.  It also offers analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, diuretic, laxative and stomachic properties.   Its analgesic properties make it useful for muscular aches and pains and muscular stiffness as it assists with dilation of local blood vessels.  Also assists with rheumatoid arthritis as an anti-inflammatory,and temporary limb paralysis.  The warming qualities are especially helpful to relieve the symptoms associated with colds and flu and like many warming oils considered an aphrodisiac and can help heat up things a bit!  Black pepper increases the flow of saliva and helps stimulates the appetite.  TCM believes that Black Pepper helps expel wind, is excellent in the treatment of pain relief, chills & flu.  Also great to help break fevers, is an expectorant, supportive to the digestive system and increases cellular oxygenation, used as a nerveine tonic, diuretic & laxative. Blends well with many of the ancient oils such as Basil, Bergamot, Clary Sage, Sandalwod, Frankincense, Ylang Ylang and many others.
Black Pepper essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Cajeput ( Melaleuca cajeputi ) ~  Like Tea Tree, is considered to be very invigorating, an antiseptic, with cleansing, pungent properties.  Used chiefly as a local application in skin disease and as a stimulating expectorant. Mildly analgesic, antimicrobial, antineuralgic, antispasmodic, antiseptic (pulmonary, urinary, intestinal), anthelminthic, diaphoretic, carminative, expectorant, febrifuge, insecticide, The essential oil of Cajeput has a fresh, camphorous aroma with a slight fruity note.  The odor of the oil has been stated to resemble the combined fragrance of camphor, rosemary, and cardamom.
Cajeput essential oil (30 ml ) - $11.95

Carrot Seed (Daucus carota) -  Steam distilled from the dried seeds, carrot seed oil is fantastic for skin care, very revitalizing and toning and considered one of the best essential oils for rough, aged, dry or mature skin.  This is not the orange vegetable carrot but the botanical carrot, that is believed to helps to slow the physical symptoms associated with the aging process, may also help to prevent cataracts, considered beneficial to help lower high blood pressure, reduce angina, helps rebalance & detoxify the liver problems, helpful for arthritis, gout, edema, rheumatism, and to help remove the accumulation of toxins in muscles and joints, cleanse the digestive system, benefit skin problems and diminish wrinkles. Often found in skin care products for mature or aging skin. Carrot seeds are rich in vitamin A and Beta Carotene, an antioxident said to revitalize, tone and promote healthy skin. Used to treat eczema, rashes and to fight wrinkles.  Carrot seeds are excellent in soaps, masks, skin care products Carrot seed oil also assists in removing toxins and water build up in the skin, thus giving it a fresher and more firm appearance.  Also helps strengthen the mucus membranes in the nose, throat and lungs and has a positive effect on bronchial problems and influenza.  Carrot seed offers a strong, warm earthy, woodsy aroma that is slightly musky and herbaceous. Blends well with Frankincense, Lavender, Geranium, Cypress, Rosewood.
Carrot Seed essential oil (30 ml ) - $24.95

Cardamom Elettaria cardamomum ~  Another delicious culinary spice, with a strong, sweet, spicy aroma with a slight balsamic tone.  Known since ancient times when the Egyptians blended perfumes and incense.  They also chewed it after meals to help clean the teeth and sweeten the breath.  Romans used it for their stomaches after over indulging.  Turks and Arab cultures grind it and use it in their coffee and it's a significant ingredient in Asian cooking.  Works great as a laxative and to help sooth colic, wind and nausea.  Even nausea caused by pregnancy. Helps to warm the stomach, and ease the digestive system, coughs and as a general tonic. and to relieve symptoms associated with heartburn.  Wonderful in the bath or as a blend in massage oils.  Blends great with Rose, Orange, Bergamot, Cinnamon, Cloves, Caraway and Cedarwood
Cardamon essential oil (30 ml ) - $49.95

Cassia ~  Is typically grown in hot, humid, wet tropical climates both wild and commercially.  Cassia offers a warm, pungent aroma with a spicy taste.  Known as Chinese Cinnamon and has been used medicinally in China for several thousand years with the first uses dating back to 200 BD Cassia is good for a general tonic and as a stimulant, to help relieve nausea and flatulence.  Can be used alone or in combination with other oils to help relieve diarrhea.  Also shown to have sedative effects and helps lower high blood pressure and fever.  The oil offers antiseptic properties killing various bacteria and fungi, helps to relieve colic, stomach upsets, colds, influenza, fevers, and relief for arthritis and rheumatism. Blends well with Cloves, Coriander, Cardamom, Frankincense, Ginger, Grapefruit, Lavender, Rosemary and Thyme.
Cassia essential oil (30 ml ) - $12.95

Catnip (Nepeta cataria) - Steam distilled from the flowering tops, the scent of Catnip oil is strong and not exceptionally pleasing.  Studies have shown that Catnip oil is about ten times more effective than DEET for repelling mosquitoes and other insects.  Blends of Catnip with Lemon Eucalyptus is very useful as an insect repellent and will yield a more pleasing scent. Stronger than Citronella.
Catnip essential oil (30 ml ) - $59.95

Cedarwood, Atlas (Cedrus atlantica) -Steam distilled from the wood, stumps and sawdust. Cedarwood offers a strong, woody aroma which has been used to repel insects. Also considered helpful for respiratory conditions if inhaled.  It is antiseptic and fungicidal, used in a diffuser it may help kill airborne bacteria.  A fairly powerful aroma.
Cedarwood Atlas essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Celery seed ( Apium graveolens)  ~ Celery seed is native to southern Europe and extensively cultivated as a vegetable, most of the oil is produced in India, Netherlands, China, Hungary and the USA.   Celery seed offers a fresh, spicy, smoky, warm aroma that is very refreshing. Celery seed is a potent Antioxidative, anti rheumatic, antiseptic, , antispasmodic, aperitif, digestive diuretic, carminative, cholagogue, hepatic, nervine, sedative, stimulant, stomachic, general digestive tonic used in as a fragrance component in soaps, detergents, cosmetics and perfumes.  Extensively used as a flavoring agent in foods, especially by the spice industry, and in alcoholic and soft drinks.  Blends well with Lavender, Pine, Tea Tree, and other spice oils.
Celery Seed essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Chamomile, German or Blue Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) - Steam distilled from the flowers with a strong, herbaceous scent.  Who hasn't enjoyed a relaxing cup of Chamomile tea? Or taken a bath with Chamomile buds softly floating in the water?  Chamomile is believed to be useful for relaxation, those of us who have used it KNOW that it offers incredible relaxation qualities and is considered very beneficial in skin care. Chamomile's aroma is sweet and strong, fruity, warm, and herbaceous.  Among its uses are anti-inflammatory, hormonal, and antispasmodic.  This oil is indicated for all kinds of skin disease, such as ec0zema, psoriasis, damaged, aged, itchy, dry, flaky skin. Also very helpful for stomach upsets and menstrual problems and can be used in hot compresses on boils, abscesses, splinters.. Great for relief of muscular pain and for symptoms associated with arthritic inflamed joints when used in a blended massage oil. It's also useful for treating sprains, inflamed tendons and swollen painful joints in bursitis. It is a good remedy for urinary stones.  Menstrual pain and menopausal problems can be relieved by the use of compresses, massage and baths. The action of chamomile can also help reduce the enlarged cheek capillaries which cause redness.  Blends well with Bergamot, Clary Sage, Lavender, Neroli, Sandalwood and Ylang Ylang.
Chamomile German essential oil (30 ml ) - $129.95
Chamomile German Distillate water (hydrosol) (8 oz ) - $29.95

Chamomile, Roman   (Anthemis nobilis) -  Roman Chamomile offers an exotic, rich aroma somewhat like apples mixed with straw, very clean.  Roman Chamomile has been used medicinally and for skin therapy for hundreds of years, particularly in European cultures.  Steam distilled from the flowers. It can be pale blue to yellow in color, it has a warm, slightly sweet, fruity scent.  It is believed that this oil should be avoided if you have allergies to the Ragweed family.  Like German chamomile, it is thought to be useful for relaxation. Chamomile has a long tradition in herbal medicine.  The flowers were used in many cures including an herbal tea to cure insomnia. During the Second World War chamomile was also used as a disinfectant. The essential oil is useful in the treatment of aches and pains in muscles and joints.  Treatment of symptoms of PMS with Chamomile is also beneficial especially when the symptoms are related to stress. Blends well with, Geranium, Lavender, Rose, Neroli, Marjoram, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Rosewood, Clary Sage, Ylang Ylang
Chamomile Roman essential oil (30 ml ) - $109.95

Cilantro ( Coriandrum Sativum) ~  Probably best known as an ingredient used in great tasting salsa.  Cilantro also offers, good anti viral & anti bacterial properties. Blends well with various oils, including Sweet Orange, Lavender and other florals.
Cilantro essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Cinnamon Bark Cinnamomum zeylanicum ~ Cinnamon bark is from the dried inner bark of the shoots and is now largely cultivated.  Cinnamon offers a very fragrant perfume with sweet, rich aromatic flavor and delicious flavor.  Cinnamon bark is an excellent astringent, stimulant and potent antiseptic. Cinnamon stops vomiting, relieves gas and is useful for stopping diarrhea, kidney ailments, abdominal pain and womb haemorrhage. Cinnamon bark is often combined with other oils and just a small amount is highly effective.  Cinnamon Bark should be avoided in aromatherapy.
From a spiritual perspective, it is believed to have a warming, uplifting characteristic.  Bark oil is in great used commercially in foods, mouth preparations, soaps and toiletries.  Medicinal use of cinnamon bark was first recorded in Chinese formularies as early as 2700 B.C.   The Egyptians used it as a foot massage, as well as a remedy for excessive bile. It was used as an ingredient of mulled wines, love potions and a sedative during birth.
Cinnamon Bark essential oil (30 ml ) - $39.95

Cinnamon Leaf (Cinnamomum zeylancium) -  Cinnamon offers a sweet, warm, spicy scent with slight pepper notes....that been used for hundreds of years as one of the most sought after spices, considered more valuable than gold during the 16^th and 16^th century.  Steam distilled from the leaf, it has a warm, spicy aroma.  Cinnamon is excellent for circulation and sore muscles, a powerful antiseptic, emotional stimulant, good for the libido.  In Aromatherapy thought to be an aphrodisiac as well as an anti-depressant.  Recent research indicates Cinnamon may be beneficial to diabetics, reduces drowsiness, irritability and some headaches.

It it germicidal, antiseptic, and antifungal.  Add a bit of cinnamon leaf, orange and clove to a diffuser or potpourri to help purify the air and add a touch of holiday warmth to your home or office environment.    Used as an insecticide, emmenagogue, antispasmodic, antibacterial, aphrodisiac and antifungal particularly against Candida and Aspergillis.  Indicated for tooth care, blends for vaginitis, impotence in men, respiratory blends for the lungs. Helps with symptoms associated with colds and breathing difficulties.  As an inhalation, it is excellent for exhaustion, feelings of depression and weakness.  It is a very effective antiseptic, digestive and anti-rheumatic and is regarded as one of the strongest antiseptic oils.  Useful for preventing infectious and contagious diseases.  Traditionally used in clearing warts.  The leaf oil is relatively non-toxic. Very powerful, should be used with extreme care, could be a skin irritant for certain persons.  Blends well with clove, frankincense, ginger, lavender, orange, Ylang Ylang and thyme. Potent insecticide
Cinnamon Leaf essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Citronella (Cymbopogon winterianus/nardus) -< /FONT> Before DDT became infamous, Citronella essential oil was the world's dominant insect repellent, it's regaining new found popularity as people move away from harsh synthetic chemicals. Steam distilled from the leaves, grass, Citronella has a fresh, Lemon citrus scent with soft wood tones..  Even though people associate Citronella with insect repellent capability, it also believed to have therapeutic benefits as an antiseptic, deodorant, insecticide, as a potent parasitic, a general tonic and as a stimulant..  Citronella is extracted from an aromatic native grass which grows about 3 feet in height, primarily from Sri Lanka and Java.  It is also believed to be disliked by cats and may be helpful to apply to areas where you would want to deter them.  Used as an insecticide and antidepressant. Its most useful quality seems to be as an insect repellent and may also help pets get rid of fleas.

Also known to clear the mind so may be useful against headaches.   Found in soaps and candles and massage applications.  Useful for minor infections, to help combat flu and colds, to minimize excessive perspiration and to help condition oily skin and hair.  Its deodorant and stimulating properties always refresh sweaty tired feet, activating the whole body.  Blends well with citrus oils, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Bergamot, Geranium, Lemon, Peppermint, Lavender and Pine. Makes a great coat spritz too or on your arms when working outside, good on horses too1
Citronella essential oil (30 ml ) - $10.95

Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea) -  Used for distilling beer in 16h century England.  Clary Sage offers an earthy, floral aroma with herbaceous, nutty and fruity tones. Steam distilled from the flowers and leaves, the scent is grounding and somewhat similar to Earl Grey tea.  Considered deeply relaxing, it may be helpful to reduce melancholy, stress, depression and help relieve tension.  Also thought to reduce symptoms associated with PMS and menopause.  Considered by some to contain aphrodisiac qualities. Should not be used during pregnancy or after consuming alcohol as it may exaggerate the effects of alcohol.  Clary Sage is considered a warming oil that is relaxing and helps ease nervous tension.  Known as a hormone balancer, it may help regulate scanty or irregular menses, easy symptoms associated with PMS, relieve cramps in the lower back and for helping uterine conditions..  Has been used traditionally to help encourages labor, enabling the expectant mother to relax, and provides aid for post-natal depression, provides euphoric action and as a general tonic. and sedative..  Studies have found Clary Sage to be beneficial for its analgesic and relaxing effects and its ability to accelerate labor.  It inhibits prolactin which tends to dry up breast milk.  Useful during menopause. Also soothes digestive problems and has been used to help relax asthmatic spasms.. Not to be used during pregnancy!  Blends well with Bergamot, Jasmine, Rosewood, Sweet Orange, Lavender, Lime, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang and Geranium.
Clary Sage essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Clementine (Citrus clementina) Clementine offers a fresh, crisp citrus aroma that easily blends with other citrus oils and those in the floral family.  The coupling of a Mandarin and an Orange produced the Clementine, which in essence a seedless Mandarin with a looser skin that's easier to peel.  Steam distilled from the peel, the scent is slightly sweeter than tangerine with mild floral undertones. It is calming and relaxing and may be useful to relieve anxiety. Blending it with some Petitgrain will give you a scent similar to Neroli.  Clementine essential oil is well known for its ability to revitalize, while at the same time, balance when it comes to combating insomnia.
Clementine essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Clove Bud (Eugenia caryophyllata) -  Clove bud is considered to be beneficial to the digestive system, to help stimulate digestion, restore appetite when recovering from disorders and to help relieve flatulence.  Steam distilled from the buds it is spicy, rich, warm and sweet aroma that is very penetrating..  Contains antiseptic properties, best used in a diffuser or vaporizer to help purify the air during cold and flu season.  Considered a SKIN IRRITANT and should not be used directly on the skin, particularly to be avoided on damaged, broken or sensitive skin..  Clove oil helps lift depression and is recommended as an inhalation when feeling weak and lethargic.  It's excellent as an antiseptic and appreciated in time of need for temporary relief of pain and discomfort associated with dental needs. Clove oil has been traditionally used to relieve toothaches and works very quickly.   Clove oil is not used in skin care except to treat infectious wounds, skin sores and leg ulcers. Beneficial to the digestive system, effective against diarrhea, vomiting and spasms. Helps provide relief for rheumatism, arthritis and mouth sores. Blends well with basil, cinnamon, citronella, orange and peppermint
Clove Bud essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Coffee ( Coffea arabica ) ~  If you appreciate the robust, rich aroma of a pot of freshly brewed coffee then this essential oils is for you!  The essential oils smells just like coffee and is considered warming and invigorating.  Properties are best appreciated when used alone and unblended with other oils.  Coffee has a rich and interesting history with many legends surrounding it's origination and first use.  African warriors would eat berry, animal fat & coffee balls before battle.  Brazil is the world's largest producer of coffee.  Coffee essential oil is excellent in a diffuser, a powerful anti-oxidant and has been used to help relieve depression, help with respiratory conditions, bites, fevers, relieve nausea.  Coffee essential oil is gaining popularity in body care items, such as body butters, lotions, and other skin care items. If you or a friend enjoy espressos you can get pretty creative with this essential oil, especially when combined with our Coffee butter!
Coffee essential oil (30 ml ) - $21.95

Coriander Seed ( Coriandrum Sativum) ~  Coriander enjoys international use as an aromatic stimulant, spice and has been cultivated since ancient times. Hippocrates and other Greek physicians included it in their treatments.  Coriander was one of the first herbs brought to Britain by the Romans...Egyptians use Coriander seeds as aphrodisiacs, the Greeks and Romans have used the seeds to enhance the flavor of wines, Indians use the seeds in cooking and as after dinner breath fresheners, the French still use Coriander to flavor liqueurs.  Coriander offers a spicy, slightly fruity sweet aroma that is sharp, pungent and considered herbaceous and warm.  Coriander has been used therapeutically as an anti-inflammatory and sedative, helpful for stress, anxiety, to help stimulate the mind and enhance memory, relieve insomnia.  Excellent included in massage oil blends that offer a warming effect to help relieve headaches, rheumatism, muscle spasms, and the pain associated with arthritis.  Some also find it helpful in combating colds and influenza. Coriander is also considered an anti-spasmodic, great for digestion, good for upset stomaches, helps relieve mental fatigue, tension and nervous weakness.  Beneficial for oily skin to help clear blackheads.  Blends well with Bergamot, Cinnamon, Lemon, Ginger, Neroli, Sweet Orange and Jasmine.
Coriander seed essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Cornmint ( Mentha Arvensis) ~ Is an interesting oil, grown mainly in china with a strong, bittersweet, fresh mint aroma that is commonly used in mouthwash, toothpastes, toothache remedies and offers strong antiseptic and anti-bacterial properties.  Cornmint is beneficial to help relieve swollen gums and as a sedative and to help regulate the nervous system.  Cornmint and other mint oils are typically helpful for sore throats, diarrhea, to help relieve nausea and for indigestion.  Other traditional uses include neurological ailments, gastrointestinal and gallbladder complaints, common flatulence, headaches, to help with severe liver damage.
Cornmint essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Cypress (Cupressus sempervirens) -  Cypress has traditionally been used for respiratory conditions and to help sooth nervous tension.  Cypress offers a sweet balsamic scent which is steam distilled from the needles and cones.  Cypress is an antiseptic and has astringent qualities which is considered helpful for respiratory conditions.  Also considered beneficial in soothing nervous tension.
Cypress essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Dill Seed (Anethum graveolens) ~  Dill seed offers a gentle, spicy, herbaceous, fresh aroma that is considered very stimulating.  Dill seeds have also been nibbled on after dinner with other seed blends to help with digestion.  Dill is considered effective to help purify, rebalance and as a cleansing agent, it's revitalizing. Blends well with other spicy oils and other mint oils.
Dill seed essential oil (30 ml ) - $12.95

Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga Menziesii) ~  Inspirational & refreshing, captures the aroma of the Pacific Northwest at it's best and anytime you want that special, rich, forest aroma. Blends well with soft florals, Lavender, Sweet Orange.
Douglas Fir essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) -  There are a lot of different type of Eucalyptus, all have a strong woody sweet, camphor aroma.  Eucalyptus is appreciated as in invaluable respiratory system oil and has been traditionally used to help combat fevers and to lower temperatures, excellent to help open clogged air passages and make breathing easier, also very effective at helping to loosen phlegm.  If you have access to a sauna and are suffering from headaches, sinus congestion, or other upper respiratory conditions, nothing helps you feel better quicker than to enjoy a sauna with some Eucalyptus essential oil, most people feel immediate results.

Additional beneficial properties includes 497 distinct activities including use as an antispetic, fungicide, expectorant, antiflu, antioxidant, rheumatic, analgesic, powerful anti viral properties, helpful to cool excitable emotions and improve concentration.  Effective against conjunctivitis, vaginitis, endometriosis.  Eucalyptus is very beneficial as an insect repellent.  Many research universities are learning how volatile and quickly positive results can be achieved.  One research project at the University of Manchester, in England, has shown that just Eucalyptus and Tea Tree oils can KILL live Tuberculosis cells in just 40 minutes.  Do you know of anything synthesized that can approach those incredible results?  Eucalyptus should be avoided if you have high blood pressure or epilepsy.  Blends well with Basil, Cedarwood, Peppermint, Lemon, Vetiver, Lavender, and Clary Sage.
Eucalyptus essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.50

Eucalyptus Lemon (Eucalyptus citriadora ) ~  Lemon Eucalyptus has a great camphor aroma with a sweet, citrus undertone.
The Eucalyptus tree is a tall evergreen that grows over 250 feet tall.  Historically used to help combat fevers, colds and symptoms associated with influenza, particularly suited to help with sinus issues. Also considered beneficial for bronchitis, cold sores, to help relieve a cough, cold sores and arthritis and a powerful insecticide.  Eucalyptus Lemon offers a higher Citronellol content than Citronella which has been well recognized as a powerful insect repellent.  While this oil does have some camphorous aroma, it also is more of a lemon scent with sweet balsamic tones.. Also considered beneficial as an antiseptic with deodorizing properties.  Great for insect repellents, all purpose household cleaner where you would like to leave a fresh, lemon scent. Madagascar.  Commonly known as lemon scented eucalyptus.  Like Eucalyptus, this oil also is considered beneficial against various viruses and bacterias.  Also considered very calming, good for sedative uses and is anti-hypertensive.
Eucalyptus Lemon essential oil (30 ml ) - $18.95

Fennel ~ Another ancient herb appreciated by the Romans for it's digestive properties to help sooth their over indulgences and to help with weight control.  Fennel offers a spicy, sweet, anise like aroma that offers a calming effect on the emotions and helps relieve stress, nervous tension and provides warmth, restoration and stimulation..  Also considered beneficial as an antiseptic, diuretic, insecticide, laxative and expectorant, helps regulate menstrual cycle and for combating colds, relieving gas, vomiting, colic, constipation and bronchitis.. Some believe it to be sexually stimulating, has been used effectively in cellulite treatments to help rid the body of toxic waste and fluids. Also great to help rid the body of excessive alcohol and other over indulgences. Also said to help decrease the appetite.  Should be avoided by pregnant or nursing women or those with epilepsy or endometriosis.. Blends well with Rose, Lemon, Lavender, and Sandalwood.
Fennel essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Fir Needle - Another essential oil that just bursts with that great rich outdoor aroma of an evergreen forest with that luscious earthy smell of sweet, woody, balsamic fir trees!  Fir needle is excellent for respiratory conditions such as congested sinuses, colds, coughs, influenza, bronchitis and to help sooth muscle aches, rheumatism & arthritis.  This oil is very outdoorsy and considered masculine and is frequently used in men's fragrance blends, penetrating massage oils, soaps and shaving creams.
Fir Needle essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Frankincense (Boswellia thurifera) - Steam distilled from the resin, Frankincense has an entirely pleasant and haunting fragrance that is warm, spicy, sweet slightly balsamic aroma.   Frankincense is an ancient herb used by the ancient Egyptians as an offering to the gods and as a rejuvenating face mask.  Historically for thousands of years and mentioned in the Bibile as one of the anointing oils.  Reputed to be calming, grounding, helps to quiet the mind and is often used to enhance meditation. Frankincense offers antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, antitumoral properties and helps prevent scaring and is antidepressant!  Also good applied, in a suitable carrier oil, to the gums.  It is also said to have a restorative effect on mature and dry, damaged or abused skin. As a skin tonic it's effective with sores, carbuncles and other irritations. The therapeutic properties of Frankincense oil include use as an antiseptic, astringent, carminative, digestive, diuretic, sedative, tonic and expectorant. Blends well with Bergamot, Basil, Myrrh, Ginger, Cardamon, Chamomile, Cinnamon, Clary Sage, Coriander, Geranium, Lavender & Ginger.
Frankincense Essential oil (30 ml ) - $39.95

Galangal ( Alpinia Officinarum) ~ Considered to offer stimulating properties that help promote stress reduction, ginger like with earthy sweet aroma, used frequently in women's remedies, very sensual
Galangal Essential oil (30 ml ) - $23.95

Garlic (Allium sativum)~ With over 700 natural activities, such as anti viral, anti bacterial, antiseptic...... it's easy to see how truly powerful garlic is, as a natural antibiotic against bacteria, viruses, to help fight aging, colds and flu, allergies, bronchitis, burns, cardiac arrhythmia,diabetes, herpes virus, headaches, Lyme disease, Raynauds disease, sinusitis, sore throats yeast infections and just about any type of external or internal parasite and intestinal parasites.

Used medicinally for 5000 years, garlic has many well-researched effects.  It is antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and anti-inflammatory.  Excellent mixed with olive oil and Mullein as an ear oil.  It boosts immune function, helps digestion and has also been shown to have anti-cancer effects. Garlic also reduces cholesterol, blood pressure, blood clotting, and limits free radical damage to blood fats. Excellent in cooking and our Rotts ADORE it.  Aside from culinary uses, garlic is most often used to treat high cholesterol and blood pressure. It is also used to treat infections and digestive and respiratory problems.  Is extremely effective in dissolving and cleansing cholesterol from the blood stream; it stimulates the digestive tract; it kills worms, parasites and harmful bacteria; it normalizes blood pressure and reduces fever, gas & cramps; it used by athletes for increasing physical strength & energy. Can easily be added fresh to meals. And is also an effective natural insecticide and pesticide for your garden. One of the most valuable medicinal herbs.  Known as Russian Penicillin, an excellent natural antibiotic with hundreds of natural chemical properties.

Testimonials on garlic go back to Biblical times and are in the ancient works of the Hebrews, Greeks, Babylonians, Romans and Egyptians.  Garlic has powerful antifungal agents and is excellent for many uses.  Our most recent favorite use, is garlic oil combined with Cayenne, Neem oil and water, sprayed on plants to rid of grasshopper invasions and other undesirables.. Pure garlic, no fillers or salt.  This is very POTENT, just a few drops will probably do more than you anticipate.Garlic oil
(30 ml ) - $9.95

Geranium, Egyptian (Pelargonium graveolens) Geranium originated from South Africa, Madagascar, Egypt and Morocco and later introduced to Europe via Italy, Spain and France in the 17^th century.  They were and still are today planted around the house to help keep evil spirits away. Germany, Austria & Switzerland often have window boxes full of lush Geranium plants. Steam distilled from the leaf, this herbaceous, slightly rose scent is believed to have balancing and calming effects.  It's considered an antidepressant that may be beneficial in helping to reduce stress and calm anxiety, while lifting the spirit.  Used for womens conditions associated with reproductive system, such as it is often used for irritability associated with PMS or Menopause, as a massage application, believed to help with vaginal dryness and heavy periods and breast inflammation.  Many believe that its restorative and balancing properties make it useful for skin care for all skin types, especially mature skin Geranium offers a heavy, sweet aroma, a bit like Rose with a slight mint over tone.  Also used as an antiseptic, diuretic and makes a great blend in insecticide formulas.  Reputed to help rid the body of toxins which is beneficial with addictions.  Helps to stimulate the lymphatic system, helps relieve congestion, a diuretic to help with fluid retention and swollen ankles, and to help support the immune system.  Excellent for nervous system issues such as nervous fatigue and anxiety.  Good for all skin types, excellent for burns, ulcers, wounds and other irritations.Blends well with: Bergamot, Basil, Lavender, Carrot seed, Jasmine, Rose, Grapefruit, Lime, Neroli, Sweet Orange, Rosemary, Clary Sage. Does not however smell the way most people think Geranium should smell.
Geranium Essential oil (30 ml ) - $29.95

Ginger (Zinginer officinale) - Ginger has been used medicinally since ancient times and is recorded in Chinese and Sanskrit texts and mentioned in literature of the Greeks, Romans and Arabians.  Ginger has a warm, woody scent that is spicy with a hint of Lemon & Pepper. Properties are warming, said to help combat loneliness and depression, works well with circulation issues and arthritic pain.  Ginger root has a heavy sweet aroma used by the Indians and Chinese for thousands of years.

Ginger offers excellent cleaning properties that can help with warding off infections and colds.  Most grandmothers know that ginger relieves nausea, upset tummies and motion sickness.  It warms the heart and opens up feelings and improves circulation. Believed to be a sexual stimulant, sharpens the senses, improves memory and to help prevent irritability. Long term usage and large doses may cause stomach irritation or lead to ulcers.  Fortunately it takes very little Ginger to help most situations.  Excellent for intestinal cramping, gas, indigestion; nausea, coughs, depression, fevers, bursitis, inflammations, preventing cataracts, s, strokes, heart disease, angina, arthritis, colds, fever, laryngitis, tendinitis, toothache, viral infections.  Aids in fighting colds, colitis, digestive disorders, helps increase the secretion of saliva; excellent for the circulatory system and helps increase stamina.

Ginger acts as an antioxidant and has has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-clotting and pain-killing properties. Beneficial effects on the heart.  Ginger has anti-ulcer activity and improves the function of the muscles in the gut while helping to relieve spasm.  Ginger is also valued for its warming properties and to help prevent tumor formations and to expel worms.  Steam distilled from the root, the scent is warm and spicy. Inhaling the scent is said to be stimulating and helpful in clearing your head.  While fresh ginger root is often used as a digestive aid for upset stomach,  Used in a compress, Ginger oil is believed to be helpful to find relief from aches and pains.  Ginger is also viewed as an aphrodisiac and offers energizing properties.  Blends well with Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang, Bergamot, Cinnamon, Sweet Orange.
Ginger Essential oil (30 ml ) - $18.95

Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) ~   Most essential oils are from the pink grapefruit because it's sweeter than the white variety, both offer a fresh, tart, sweet citrus scent. Considered to be refreshing and energizing and can be used as a natural air freshener with disinfecting properties.  Thought to be beneficial as an anti-depressant, as it may help relieve anxiety as well as stimulating detoxification of the body. Grapefruit may also be helpful in relieving symptoms associated with PMS.  It is an antidepressant, antiseptic, diuretic and disinfectant, stimulant.  Helps uplift the spirit, ease muscle fatigue, soreness and stiffness. Added to creams and lotions as a natural toner.  Believed to help promote hair growth. Invaluable in times of stress and depression as it uplifts and revives the spirit.  May have an effect on obesity and fluid retention, is useful for treating water retention and is detoxifying.  Ideal for treating cellulite.  It has a stimulating effect on the digestive system.  Helpful in treating acne, congested and oily skin. Relieves and premenstrual tension and jet lag.  Ideal for disinfecting rooms and in spray blends.  Blends well with Bergamot, Rosemary, Lavender, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Geranium and other spice oils.
Grapefruit Essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Helichrysum (Helichrysum italicum) - Helichrysum has a powerful scent best described as a dry, fresh, warm, earthy floral mint.  Derived from the Greek word Helios meaning sun and Chrysos meaning gold.  Has been used since the time of Ancient Greece for wound healing and particularly after battles.  Steam distilled from the flowering tops of the plant commonly known as Immortelle, It is believed to be exceptional in skin care with regards to bruises and scarring.  Many people have claimed great success in treating scars and bruises by mixing Helichrysum with Rosehip Seed Oil.  This oil is clear in color and its aroma is clean and fresh, some may say with a slightly floral and spicy aroma.

Credited as being effective for abscesses, acne, bruises, boils, burns, cuts, dermatitis, eczema, skin irritations and those nasty battle wounds!  Also reputed to be an uplifting spiritual oil.  Excellent as a regenerative oil and commonly found in facial formulas. European researches use it to generate tissue, reduce tissue pain & improve circulatory function.  Believed useful for the treatment of rheumatism, herpes, hematoma, varicose ulcers, dermatitis, gingivitis, gout, herpes, bronchitis, as an anticoagulant, to prevent phlebitis, to regulate cholesterol, stimulate liver cell function and goiter problems.   Avoid during pregnancy.  Among its uses are aphrodisiac, expectorant, antispasmodic stimulating and antiseptic, helps reduce pain, scarring and discoloration.   Helps to regenerate tissue especially nerve tissue.  Helichrysum grows wild in Mediterranean regions. It can be found in regions with dry, high altitudes with a lot of sun exposure.  Blends well with Chamomile, Lavender, Clary Sage, Rose, Balsam Peru, Sweet Orange, Clove bud & Cinnamon.
Helichrysum Essential oil (30 ml ) - $119.95

Ho Wood ( Cinnamomum camphora)  ~ Ho Wood grew in popularity in the early 1900's, but truly burst on the scene in 1985 when a Linalool production facility greatly decreased availability due to an explosion.  Ho Wood is a product of the Camphor tree and because it's believed to be an environmental alternative to Rosewood, which has similar chemical properties and similar applications.. Ho Wood is clear to pale yellow color, steam distilled and offers a spicy, fruity, mellow & smooth aroma.. Considered to be stimulating and relaxing to the mind and used as an antidepressant, antibacterial, antiseptic.  Reputed to act as a cellular stimulant and to help regenerate tissue, also claims of it's aphrodisiac properties.  Ho Wood blends well with most essential oils, including Bergamot, Lavender, Geranium, Sandalwood, Cedarwood.
Ho Wood Essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Hops Flower ( Humulus lupulus)~ Hops are very relaxing and are a great food to help overcome insomnia, helps to stop seizures, promotes restful sleep, helps to control nervousness and nervous stomach problems.   Hops have sedative, soporific, diuretic and antibacterial effects.  Helps to relieve muscle spasm and act to improve digestion.  Used to treat insomnia, restlessness and nervous tension.  The herb can also be used to treat irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease and dyspepsia.  Particularly beneficial to help animals relax while enduring painful conditions, such as surgery recovery or injuries. should not be used for depression.  Mellow with bittersweet aroma, calming & powerful.  Blends well with Lavender, Sweet Orange, Geranium.
Hops Essential oil (30 ml ) - $99.95

Hyssop (hyssopus officinalis)~  Hyssop grows abundantly in the Mediterranean and the bees are attracted to it's purple/blue flowers. Hyssop has a sweet, medicinal aroma that is slightly cool, sweet & appealing to most people.  Research shows that a compound in Hyssop inhibits HIV replication without toxicity to healthy cells.  Considered beneficial for respiratory disorders, effective as an anti-viral and anti-spasmodic for croupy coughs, bronchitis and asthma; will bring on sweating with dry skin and a fever; a relaxing nervine for petite mal seizures and anxiety states.  Hyssop was referenced in the Bible for it's cleansing effect with leprosy, chest ailments and the plague. Hyssop has been used for purifying sacred places and to ward off lice during the middle ages.  Therapeutic properties include use as an anti-rheumatic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, digestive, diuretic, expectorant and a general tonic.  Known also to be helpful with sore throats that are caused by sinus issues, helps relieve bronchial spasms and might be helpful for asthma attacks. Blends well with Ravensara, Niouli, Cajeput, Myrrh, Frankincense, Eucalyptus, Clary Sage.
Hyssop Essential oil (30 ml ) - $18.95

Jasmine   (Jasminum officinale ) ~ Jasmine is considered the most exquisite of aromas with a sweet, floral, exotic and intoxicating fragrance.  I s there anything more beautifully exotic than Jasmine?    Reputed to enjoy a rich tradition associated with diminishing depressing, calming the nerves and stimulating sensual feelings.  Jasmine oil is excellent for painful muscles and spasms.  Jasmine helps reduce inflammation, fights infection and reduces excess mucus it has always had a reputation as an aphrodisiac and has long been used in perfumery and therapeutically.  Among its properties are antidepressant, antiseptic, emollient, , uterine, aphrodisiac, antispasmodic and sedative.

Indispensable in perfumes and is used in the finest and most well-known perfumes.  Excellent for headaches, just a diluted few drops applied to the temples. . Wonderful as a massage for the pelvic area for a congested pelvis or for any type of menstrual problems.  Used to balance women's hormones to create a regular menstrual cycle.  Inhaled, it can be a great help for labor pains and applied externally it is a massage for the uterus.  It is the most valued oil in childbirth and is used as a massage on the abdomen and lower back in the early stages of labor as it will relieve the pain and strengthen the contractions.  Jasmine is used to relieve depression (including post-natal), nervous exhaustion and ease stress. In skin care, it's used to treat dry skin, dermatitis and eczema. Blends well with Bergamot, Frankincense, Rose, Sweet Orange and Sandalwood. This is not 100% pure Jasmine oil, or it would cost a fortune, it's diluted with a carrier oil.>
Jasmine Esential oil (30 ml ) - $24.95

Juniperberry   (Juniperus communis) - Juniper berry has a fresh, rich, woody, sweet, pine needle like scent that reminds you of other everygreen oils.  Grown at elevations above 8,000 feet in the Himalayas.  The berries are plucked once a year and dried and ground prior to distillation.  Juniper berry is credited as being supportive, restorative and a general tonic, with antiseptic properties.   Used for meditation, popular in detox and weight loss blends and because it's a diuretic is considered purifying and cleansing.  An excellent astringent, diuretic and antimicrobial, helps lower blood sugar and strengthens the kidneys.   Beneficial for cardiovascular disease and diabetes.  Native remedies including treating sore throats, dandruff, improving coat conditions, treat edema and arthritis, severe cases of cystitis and other urinary tract infections.   Helps relieve itchy skin and other skin & coat disorders, also a warm tea rids  'flu'  symptoms very quickly.   Ayurvedic medicine enjoys using topically applications to help relieve rheumatic pain and as a styptic for wounds.  Blends well with Sandalwood, Bergaot, Geranium, Marjoran, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Chamomile. Avoid if you have kidney disease
Juniper Berry Esential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Katrafay (Cedrolopsis grevei baill) ~ Steam distilled from the bark of a tree grown in Madagascar.  It's considered an anti-inflammatory, pale yellow color and is also beneficial to help relieve fatigue, rheumatism, arthritis, headaches, sciatica and general muscle pains.  Blends well with Lavender, Clary Sage, Tea Tree, and Rosemary.   Avoid during pregnancy.
Katrafay Esential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Lavender (Lavendula augustifolia) -Produced in France, this oil has a sweet, crisp floral scent that helps sooth the spirit. Lavender is adapted to living in a dry climate and is native to the western half of the Mediterranean.  Although a hardy plant it's gaining popularity in the Pacific Northwest in diverse climatic zones, including hardier versions that tolerate minus zero degree winter temperatures.  We have Lavender growing and thriving in Goldendale, buried in the snow during the winter, spring comes and that Lavender spreads like crazy.   It is believed that the Romans and the Benedictine monks subsequently introduced Lavender to the rest of Europe Lavender is relaxing and soothing and can be helpful in reducing stress.  Many individuals use lavender to promote a blissful sleep, apply some to the bottoms of your feet and sleep like a baby!   Powerful, yet mild antiseptic, it can be used directly on the skin for urgent needs such as bee stings, minor cuts and burns.  Lavender is one of the best all around essential oil that is very relaxing and soothing and known to be helpful in reducing stress.   Just spritz a bit on your sheets and snuggle down for sweet dreams.   Lavender grows with flowering tops of the Lavender plant and has been shown to be beneficial as an anti-inflammatory, anti rheumatic, antispasmodic, antiviral, antibacterial, offering rejuvenating, anti bacterial, anti fungal and anti-septic properties.   Lavender is believed to stimulate the immune system which is your first line of defense against disease.

Lavender helps tones the skin and helps with acne, oily skin, burns, sunburn, wounds, great fungicide, sedative. eczema, psoriasis, insect bites, stings and is an insect repellent that we use in our recipes.   Lavender helps promote skin healing and can ease inflammation, it helps remove tension and offers soothing, calming and a balancing effect on the nerves, has been used to help manic depression and has a sedative effect on the heart, helps bring down high blood pressure. Beneficial for nausea, keeping bugs away, good for psoriasis, boils fungal growths, burns, sunburns, and to prevent scarring.
It's been effective for headaches, insomnia and as a great relief for stress and general relaxation. Lavender is one of the few essential oils that can be applied directly to your skin without diluting.  A bit of a spray on your sheets or in your bedroom or office can create a very tranquil environment.  You can make little Lavender sachets, Lavender eye pillows, Potpourri..and if you've never tried Lavender in cooking, this is your chance.  Just a little Lavender works in cooking, too much and it can taste bitter...but great in pastries, cheesecake, combined with chocolate, and as an herbal seasoning.... Lavender is one of the safest essential oils to use with children and the elderly.

According to the US National Library of Medicine and The National Institute of Health Lavender Uses based on tradition or theory are: Acne, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, aphrodisiac, appetite stimulant, arthritis, asthma, bronchitis, burn treatment, carpal tunnel syndrome, circulation problems, colic, common cold, decrease in heart rate, diabetes, diuretic, dizziness, douche, exercise recovery, fatigue, fever, gas, hangover, heartburn, HIV, indigestion, infertility, insect repellent, lice, low blood pressure, menopause, menstrual period problems, headache, minor burns, motion sickness, muscle spasm, nausea, neuroprotection, parasites/worms, psychosis, seizures/epilepsy, snake repellent, sores, sprains, tension headache, toothache, varicose veins, vomiting, wound healing.  And those guys don't even believe, support or condone herbal uses.  Blends well with Bergamot, Lavender, Tangerine, Sweet Orange, Chamomile, Lemon, Pine, Clary Sage, Geranium, Jasmine, Palmarose, Patchouli, Thyme, Rosemary and Ylang Ylang.
Lavender Essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Lavender Spike ( Lavendula Latifolia) ~ Unlike most Lavenders, Spike offers stimulating properties rather than calming.  Also considered to contain potent anti-viral properties, anti septic, an astringent, good cleansing, fresh, camphorish aroma, which makes it excellent for respiratory blends, aches & pains.  Not suggested for elderly, infants, children or the infirm..
Lavender Spike Essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Lemon (Citrus limon) - Lemon was originally a tree native to India, now found commonly in southern Europe, Florida and in diminishing quantities in California.  The Greeks and Romans were appreciative of it's therapeutic properties and it reached it's height of importance when the British recognized it's benefits to combat scurvy.  It has a clean, sharp, refreshing and uplifting scent with cooling properties.   Prized for it's high antibacterial properties, great for treating cuts, boils and skin irritations.    Used in a diffuser, lemon will purify stale air and act as a disinfectant. Lemon juice has the ability to reduce acidity in the body and is generally beneficial to the digestive system.  It also stimulates the white corpuscles in the body which help to fight infection. Also know to be an antacid, antirheumatic, antiseptic, astringent, diuretic, laxative and insecticide.  Helps to clear thoughts, helps with concentration and lifts the spirits.   Considered to be a good tonic to the circulatory system, liquefies the blood and aids flow, thereby easing pressure on varicose veins.   Used to bring down high blood pressure. Counteracts acidity in the body and makes the stomach more alkaline.  Eases painful cold sores and herpes.  May be helpful with constipation and cellulite.  Lemon essential oils help improve immunity, promote circulation and improve lymphatic function.  Blends well with Chamomile, Eucalyptus, Lavender and Rose.
Lemon Essential oil (30 ml ) - $10.95

Lemongrass   (Cymbopogon flexuous) - Ayurvedic medicine uses Lemongrass to bring down fevers and help with infections.  A very rapid growing, tall perennial grass that grows over 3 feet in height and native to Asia, although is now cultivate in Africa and the West Indies.  Lemongrass has an earthy fresh grassy, citrus lemon aroma.  It is uplifting and cleansing and it believed to have a sedating effect on the central nervous system.  Known for it's invigorating and antiseptic properties and is also an excellent antidepressant.  Helps tone and fortify the nervous system and can be used in a bath to help sooth muscular pain and nerves.  Very effective as a natural insect repellent. Skin irritant Use highly diluted (1% or less).  It is tonic, digestive and vasodilator with anti-inflammatory and sedative properties.  Helps stimulates the mind, lifts the spirit, clears the head. Stimulates appetite, helpful with colic and indigestion.  Prevents spread of contagious diseases.  Great for aching muscles, helps repair ligaments and joings, relieves tired legs, fatigue, helps combat jet lag, and burnout.  Aids in the flow of milk in nursing mothers.  Blends well with Basil, Lavender, Neroli, Niaouli, Tea Tree.
Lemongrass Essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Lime (Citrus aurantifolia) ~
Lime too has gained fame for helping to prevent sailors from developing scurvy.  Lime has a refreshinginly crisp, sweet, fresh, tart aroma and offers many of the same characteristics as lemon including fighting infections, colds and symptoms associated with influenza.  Considered very bracing and stimulating it's frequently used to help uplift and revitalize and acts as a skin astringent to help clear up symptoms associated with oily skin.  Has also been used to help with alcoholism because of it's ability to disinfect and detoxify the body, encourages appetite and may help those suffering from anorexia.  Also helps stimulate those suffering from apathy, anxiety, depression and burnout.  Helps ease coughs and upper respiratory conditions.  Used frequently in men's fragrances and in other body care products.   Blends well with Lavender, Bergamot, Rose, Geranium, Neroli, Mandarin, Palmarosa, Petitgrain, Rosemary, Tangerine, Vetiver, and ylang ylang
Lime Essential oil (30 ml ) - $11.95

Litsea Cubeba (May Chang)  What a great musical sounding name, isn't it? Litsea has a fresh, sharp citrus aroma that is very uplifting and similar to Lemongrass and Lemon verbena, but softer and sweeter.  Used historically in Japan, China and Taiwan from the steam distilled berries.  Valued for it's properties as an anti-inflammatory, astringent, antiseptic, insecticide, general tonic and stimulant.   Blends well with: Basil, Bergamot, Geranium, Ginger, Jasmine, Lavender, Rose Rosemary, Rosewood, Ho Wood and Ylang-Ylang.
Litsea Cubeba Essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Lovage leaf ( Levisticum officinalis) ~ Garden Lovage has been used medicinally since the 14^th century and it's reputation is based certainly in part on it's pleasant aromatic aroma.  Lovage offers a sweet, warm, spicy and earthy aroma, that is very relaxing, soothing and slightly aphrodisiac.  Historically Lovage has been used for skin problems, menstrual irregularities, to help reduce fevers and edema.  Blends well with Cinnamon, Rose Oakmosss
Lovage leaf Essential oil (30 ml ) - $12.95

Mandarin, Red (Citrus reticulata) ~   The name comes because it was a traditional gift given to the mandarins of China. Native to southern China and the Far East and brought to Europe in 1805 and forty years later to the USA.  A member of the orange family, but with smaller trees.  The aroma is similar to Tangerine, slightly sweeter and more floral.  The essential oil is cold pressed from the peel and is considered calming and relaxing. Used for a digestive aid, to calm hiccups, anxiety and to help support the liver.  Frequently used in cosmetics, perfumes, colognes and soaps.  Blends well with Sweet Orange, Lemon, Grapefruit, Lime and spice oils such as Nutmeg, Clove bud, Cinnamon.
Mandarin Red Essential oil (30 ml ) - $12.95

Marjoram Sweet ( Thymus hortensis) ~ This was a common medicinal plant with the Greeks and means Joy of the Mountains.. The essential oil aroma is warm and spicy with a touch of Nutmeg and is considered masculine and blends well with Oriental and herbal spicy fragrances.  Sweet Marjoram is great for soothing stress, helps relax, and is a good sedative.  Marjoram Sweet Essential Oil can be massaged into the abdomen during menstruation, or added to a warm compress or the bath water. It is also useful for treating tired aching muscles, and is perfect for use in a sports massage.  A few drops on a vaporizer will also encourage sleep, and a few drops can be added to a warm/hot bath at the first signs of a cold.  Blends well with Sweet Orange, Lavender, Frankincense, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, Basil, Thyme, Clary Sage, Nutmeg, Cardamon and others.
Marjoram Sweet Essential oil (30 ml ) - $18.95

Marjoram Wild ( Thymus mastichina) ~ Grows wild and plentiful in forested areas and offers a woodsy, camphor aroma that is excellent as a decongestant and to help relieve symptoms associated with upper respiratory conditions..
Marjoram Wild Essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Melissa ( Melissa officinales) ~ Melissa comes from the Greek and means Honey Bee.  Melissa is a very tart, frest citrus scent that is considered calming & cooling. Melissa is a very pleasant, fast growing bushy herb that grows up to about 3 feet and has little white or pink flowers.   It's expensive because it takes about 3 tons of plant material in order to produce about 16 oz of essential oil......Melissa has been historically used as an anti-depressant with great uplifting properties.  Other traditional uses include as an antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, nervine, sedative, general tonic and to help with digestion.  The leaves are also excellent in Ice Tea and other drinks.  Blends well with Bergamot, Lavender, Sweet Marjoram, Neroli, Geranium, Rose & Ylang Ylang. This is pure Lemon Balm oil, not just an inexpensive Lemon oil.
Melissa Essential oil (30 ml ) - $115.95

Mullein (Verbascum thapsus ) ~ Mullein has been used historically for a natural coloring.  The bright yellow flowers create a beautiful yellow which for the hair or cloth.  By adding acids or alkali properties the dye can vary from brown to greens.  Mullein has also been used to drive away evil spirits and black Magik.  Mullein grows well over 6 feet tall in some areas and is found in pastures and rangelands where soil has been overturned.  Picking these tiny flowers takes a long, long time.....The oil is steam distilled and offers a sweet, woody aroma similar to Cedarrwood.  Mullein has been used to help support and nourish the body and to maintain a healthy respiratory and digestive system.  Also great for insect bites, stings and used for inflammation, asthma, bronchial issues, gastritis, sore throats, mouth and gum inflammations, gout and coughs.
Also frequently used in an olive oil base with Garlic as a very effective Ear Oil.
Mullein Essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Myrtle (Myrtus communis) ~ Myrtle has been used by the ancient Egyptians to help with sore throats and coughs.  Native to Africa but commonly used by many native practitioners.  Myrtle offers a fresh & fruity aroma with a slight camphor hint.  Great as an astringent for oily skin or to help you relax.  Commonly used as an antiseptic, expectorant and decongestant.  Blends well with Bergamot, Ginger, Lavender, Peppermint, Rosemary, Clary Sage, Tea Tree, Thyme, Clove & Eucalyptus.
Myrtle Essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) - Myrrh has been used for centuries as an ingredient in incense, perfumes, and for embalming and fumigations in Ancient Egypt.  The aroma is musky & smoky and very pleasing.  Traditionally known for it's religious uses along with Frankincense.  During ancient times Frankincense and Myrrh were difficult to obtain and were more valuable than gold.  Myrrh has a sharp, balsam aroma and is used for muscular pains and in rheumatic plasters.  Used in China since at least 600B.C. primarily as a wound herb and blood stimulant.  Myrrh oil, distilled from the resin, has been used since ancient Greek times to heal wounds, weepy eczema, athlete's foot and ulcers, particularly beneficial for wounds that are slow healing..  Myrrh is one of the most well renowned incenses and is believed to enhance the meditative experience and spirituality, can be used in a diffuser, vaporizer or inhaled directly.  Provides relief for bronchitis, colds, as an antiseptic, astringent, deodorant, disinfectant, to help stop infections, support the immune system, to help eczema and as a diuretic.

Considered excellent to help revitalize and nurture tired, aged, mature skin.  Believed to help people who feel that they are emotionally or spiritually stuck and need to move forward with their life.  Used to help lift spirits, providing a cooling effects on heated emotions, to help those feeling apathetic, weak, indecisive or lacking incentive. Helps free up excess mucus in the lungs, good for respiratory conditions such as bronchitis, colds, sore throats, coughs, mouth and gum disorders, mouth ulcers, gingivitis and bleeding or soft gums.  If that weren't enough, it's also beneficial for hemorrhoids & flatulence and helps stimulate and invigorate the immune system and is considered beneficial for clearing womb obstructions and regulating menstrual cycle and scanty periods. Also great for circulation, as an anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and to ease indigestion.  Blends well with Frankincense, Lavender, Sandalwood, Clove bud, Patchouli, Rose, Tea Tree, Thyme & Palmarosa. Not to be used during pregnancy.
Myrrh Essential oil (30 ml ) - $23.95

Neroli Orange Blossom ( Citrus aurantium ) ~ Neroli offers an exquisite, captivating, delicate floral aroma that is considered warm and sweet.  Excellent for mature, dry, damaged skin and offers soothing, rejuvenating properties. Believed to help lift the spirits and is beneficial for depression and anxiety. Reputed to be an aphrodisiac.
Neroli Orange Blossom Essential oil (30 ml ) - $119.95
Orange Blossom Distillate Water (Hydrosol) (8 oz ) - $15.95

Niaouli (Melaleuca quinquenervia) - First appeared in Europe in the 17^th century.  Captain Cook is credited with giving it the botanical name while sailing from Austrailia.  Niaouli has a fresh, sweet camphor like aroma, similar to Tea Tree.  Steam distilled from the leaves may be used as a replacement for Tea Tree if the aroma of Tea Tree is a little strong for your tastes.  Niaouli is considered very stimulating with uplifting properties and can clear the head and help with concentration.  Niaouli has antiseptic qualities and has been used for the respiratory system, inflammations and infections.  The oil also offers analgesic properties, is a great insecticide, strong decongestant and antibacterial.  Recognized for treating pulmonary infections such as bronchitis, sinus conditions, chest infections, coughs, sore throats, gargle, toothpaste, mouth spray and asthma.  Has also been used for common aches, pains, cuts and infections and to purify water, good for acne, boils, burns, cuts, insect bites and other skin irritations.  For respiratory blends try with Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Myrtle & pine and for other conditions try Sweet Orange, Peppermint, Fennel, Lavender, Lemon, Lime, Tea Tree, Basil, Cajeput & Juniper Berries,
Niaouli Essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) - An ancient herb used by East Indians for intestinal issues, embalming by the Egyptians and for the plague in Europe.  Nutmeg is rich, spicy, sweet and slightly woody, similar to the cooking spice but more fragrant.  Steam distilled from the seeds believed to have analgesic properties, used to help fight acne, good to treat allergies, contains numerous cancer preventative chemicals, works well as an antidepressant, a strong anti-inflammatory, 27 antioxidant properties, great as an antiseptic, anti-spasmodic, also offers dozens of anti-tumor chemicals, and has strong antiviral properties.  Has adrenal cortex like activity beneficial for adrenal support.  Historically used for circulation, muscular aches, joints, gout, arthritis, rheumatism, indigestion, nausea and to combat bacterial infections, nervous system support, as an aid to overcome frigidity & impotence.  Here you just thought it was used in Christmas cookie.  Also helpful in combating mental fatigue, arthritis, constipation, nausea, poor circulation, rheumatism and slow digestion.  Avoid using too much as it has a stupifying effect.  Found in many soaps and skin care products.  Blends well with Lavender, Rosemary, Sweet Orange, Petitgrain, Clary Sage & Cinnamon.
Nutmeg Essential oil (30 ml ) - $19.95

Orange Bitter   ( Citrus aurantifolia aurantium )~   Bitter Orange and Sweet Orange were brought to Europe by the Arabs in the 1st  century.  The Bitter Orange tree produces 4 different essential oils.  Neroli from the flowers, Petitgrain from the leaves, Bitter Orange from the rind and an oil from the fruit juice used in food flavorings.   Bitter Orange offers a sharp, refreshing, zesty citrus aroma and is found in men's fragrances.  Considered a calming oil and believed to be beneficial for nervous disorders, stress, vertigo, anxiety, depression, deodorant and as an aphrodisiac.  Bitter Orange is also indicated for chronic bronchitis, to help fight colds, constipation, stress, gum disorders, dull lifeless skin, flatulence, influenza and helpful for digestion.   Blends well with Lavender, Myrrh, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Clove bud, Coriander, Frankincense, Jasmine & Clary Sage.
Bitter Orange essential oil (30 ml ) - $15.95

Orange, sweet   (Citrus senensis) - Sweet, sun ripe and delicious, nothing as refreshing as a delicious sweet orange.  Brought by the Arabs with the Bitter Orange to Europe in the 1st century.  Refreshing and invigorating with a fresh, sweet orange aroma only more intense and concentrated.  Sweet Orange comes from the orange peels.    Sweet Orange is an excellent herb full of anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungicide properties.  An essential oil that is believed to be uplifting, balancing and regenerative.

Just think of a huge pitcher full of delicious, vitamin rich, Sweet Orange juice and multiply it to get an idea of how fresh the essential oil smells! Citrus oils stimulate the micro circulation of your skin so they are wonderful for dull skin.  Sweet Orange essential oil is a great skin tonic; it supports tissue regeneration and is stimulating and rejuvenating.  Sweet Orange essential oil brightens and warms your mood, calms, encourages, clears the head, increases mental alertness, improves memory, and reduces stress and headaches.  Citrus oils in general are believed to stimulate positive energy and thus cause feelings of joy and happiness.  Its scent and properties are energizing and invigorating and may be helpful in reducing fatigue.  Used frequently as a room freshener and can offer very spirited possibilities with other essential oil combinations.  Sweet Orange orange offers antiseptic qualities, is a great antidepressant, good as a deodorant, fights influenza, slow digestion.  It's scent may calm and soothe the nerves.  It is antidepressant and calming, refreshes the air and dissipates cooking &b Big Dog odors.  It is also a good grease cutter and is very useful in removing residues, Recently found in many cleaning products, such as wipes, dish detergent.  Great with a little on a wash cloth and tossed into the dryer.  Blends well with Cinnamon, Bergamot, Coriander, Clove bud, Frankincense, Sandalwood, Lemon, Myrrh, Jasmine.
Sweet Orange Essential oil (30 ml ) - $12.95

Oregano   (origanum vulgare) - Two things survived the 1950 bomb tests...cockroaches and yeast.   However, Georgetown University proved that essential oils of Oregano completely destroyed the yeasts in petri dishes.   Oregano was the first plant to grow back after Hiroshima and Chernobyl.

Oregano has a powerful, spicy, herbaceous aroma. ....Beautiful to grow for your kitchen garden and beneficial to add to normal food, gives a delicious taste.   Powerful as an antioxidant, helps treat arthritis, asthma, body odor, emphysema, glaucoma, high blood pressure, HIV, sinusitis, has 22 antibacterial chemicals, is an excellent anti-inflammatory, anti oxidant, antiseptic, anti-spasmodic, has numerous anti tumor properties, works well as a fungicide and is good as an expectorant.

Oregano essential oil is very potent as an antiseptic and kills viruses, bacteria, fungus and parasites.  Said to be beneficial for respiratory conditions, contains analgesic properties and works as an expectorant.  Said to have inhibitory effects against 25 different bacteria including animal and plant pathogens. excellent germicide capable of killing various fungi Great for:

• Eczema

• Athlete's foot

• Sore throat

• Upper respiratory problems

• Bacterial infections

• Parasites

• Diarrhea and flatulence

• Migraines

• Digestive upsets

• Bee stings, Spider bites

• skin disorders

• dandruff
  Oregano Essential oil (30 ml ) - $39.95