Sweet Almond oil is the most popular massage oil as it gives medium massage ‘slip’ and is suitable for all skin types, especially dry skin. Sweet Almond oil is suitable for all skin types and especially helps relieve, dryness, itching, sunburn and babies bottoms. It is rich in vitamins,…
Sweet Almond oil is the most popular massage oil as it gives medium massage 'slip' and is suitable for all skin types, especially dry skin. Sweet Almond oil is suitable for all skin types and especially helps relieve, dryness, itching, sunburn and babies bottoms. It is rich in vitamins,...
Lemon myrtle has a rich lemony, reviving aroma useful for uplifting moods and emotions, helping you to relax, lulling you to sleep. Lemon myrtle works well in facial blends for an oily, combination or problem skin. Origin: Australia Botanical Family: Myrtaceae
Jasmine has a rich, heady, floral aroma. It is calming and excellent for all skin types. It is also a well known aphrodisiac. Ingredients Jasmine Essential Oil, Light Coconut Oil. Uses Jasmine Absolute is calming and excellent for all skin types. It is also a good oil to use...
Cypress has a woody aroma and is strongly anti-septic and astringent. The Chinese consider the Cypress nuts very nutritious and of benefit for chest complaints. Due to it's antirheumatic properties, the oil has also been used for joint pain. Country of Origin: Spain Plant Family: Cupressaceae Method of Extraction: The...
Geranium has a delightful, fresh, green, rose-like scent and is an excellent balancing oil for all-round use and is especially popular with women. Country of Origin: Reunion. Plant Family: Geraniaceae. Method of Extraction: The oil is steam distilled from the plants leaves. Bourbon Geranium is considered the finest type of Geranium. It...
Tea Tree is deeply cleansing, thus an important oil for use in infections, problem skin, colds and flu and boosting the immune system. It is often used in hand washes and skin care. Country of Origin: Australia Plant Family: Myrtaceae. Method of Extraction: The oil is steam distilled from the leaves of...
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Sweet Almond oil is the most popular massage oil as it gives medium massage 'slip' and is suitable for all skin types, especially dry skin.
Sweet Almond oil is suitable for all skin types and especially helps relieve, dryness, itching, sunburn and babies bottoms.
It is rich in vitamins, A, B1, B2, B6 and E and has a good mineral content. It is generally toning and rejuvenating and gives medium massage 'slip'.
Contains:Prunus Amygdalus (Sweet Almond) Oil.
Country of Origin: Italy.
Family: Rosaceae.
Contraindications: May not be suitable for those with nut allergies.
Oil Appearance: Pale Yellow
Lemon myrtle has a rich lemony, reviving aroma useful for uplifting moods and emotions, helping you to relax, lulling you to sleep. Lemon myrtle works well in facial blends for an oily, combination or problem skin.
Australia
Myrtaceae
Jasmine has a rich, heady, floral aroma. It is calming and excellent for all skin types. It is also a well known aphrodisiac.
Ingredients
Jasmine Essential Oil, Light Coconut Oil.
Uses Jasmine Absolute is calming and excellent for all skin types. It is also a good oil to use during childbirth.
For convenience we have diluted this essential oil to a ratio of 5% in Light Coconut Oil, it can therefore be used directly on the skin as a perfume.
Alternatively, for a luxurious massage oil, blend 1 drop of Jasmine, 1 drop of Sandalwood and 3 drops of Mandarin in 10ml of Peach Kernel oil.
Country of Origin: Egypt.
Plant Family: Oleaceae
Method of Extraction: Alcohol extraction from the concrete made from the flowers.
Main Theraputic Properties: Analgesic, Antispasmodic, Aphrodisiac, Calmative, Uterine tonic.
Contraindications: Non toxic and non irritant in prescribed doses.
Did you know: In India, Jasmine is referred to as 'Queen of the night' due to it's scent being stronger after sunset.
Oil Appearance: Dark yellow.
Chakra: Sacral & Base.
Chinese Element: Fire (& Water)
Jasmine Absolute is extracted by alcohol extraction from a 'concrete' made with the flowers of the plant, picked by hand, only in the evening. This process is what makes Jasmine so costly. The Jasmine we used in this product is 100% pure and natural.
Cypress has a woody aroma and is strongly anti-septic and astringent. The Chinese consider the Cypress nuts very nutritious and of benefit for chest complaints. Due to it's antirheumatic properties, the oil has also been used for joint pain.
Country of Origin: Spain
Plant Family: Cupressaceae
Method of Extraction: The oil is distilled from the leaves and twigs of the Cypress tree.
Main Theraputic Properties: Antirheumatic, Antispasmodic, Calmative, Neurotonic, Astringent.
Contraindications: Non toxic and non irritant in prescribed doses.
Did you know: Cypress has been associated to the planet Pluto, a symbol in astrology of psychological transformation and inner renewal.
Chakra: Base & Heart.
Chinese Element: Metal (& Water)
The Cypress tree is an evergreen conifer which grows to a height of up to 45 meters.
Much of the production is from pruning the trees that are used as windbreaks in the Mediterranean area.
Because of its woody, balsamic smell, Cypress is used extensively in men's toiletries and is therefore popular as an ingredient in home-made blends.
For a light, aftershave facial oil, blend 15ml of Jojoba oil with 2 drops of Cypress, 2 drops of Sandalwood and 1 drop of Bergamot. Apply sparingly.
Too enthusiastic at the gym?! Add 2 drops of Cypress, 2 drops of Rosemary and 1 drop of Lavender to a bowl of boiling water. Lay a folded flannel in the water, wring and place it on the aching area. Alternatively, blend the above oils with a teaspoon of Peach Kernel oil and stir it into a warm bath.
Geranium has a delightful, fresh, green, rose-like scent and is an excellent balancing oil for all-round use and is especially popular with women.
Country of Origin: Reunion.
Plant Family: Geraniaceae.
Method of Extraction: The oil is steam distilled from the plants leaves.
Bourbon Geranium is considered the finest type of Geranium. It comes from the island of La Réunion (previously known as Île de Bourbon), 500 miles east of Madagascar, in the Indian Ocean. The island has the ideal climate and soil conditions for production of geranium.
Pelargonium graveolens is clear to light green in colour and not to be confused with the household variety of geranium, which is a completely different species. It is a greenish coloured oil, with a very strong, well-balanced odour. The difference between this oil and the Egyptian or Chinese is so significant that Absolute Aromas also stocks an Egyptian Geranium.
Geranium blends very well with the citrus oils. It is deodorising, cleansing and uplifting as well as having good insect-repellent properties. The odour of the Bourbon Geranium is quite powerful and it may dominate over other oils in a blend.
Try blending 1 drop of Geranium with 2 drops of Lavender and 2 drops of Mandarin in a teaspoon of Sweet Almond oil for use as a relaxing, refreshing bath oil.
Alternatively, blend the same oils with two teaspoons of Peach Kernel oil for a special hydrating body moisturiser with a delicious aroma.
After a long haul flight, try blending together 2 drops of Geranium, 1 Drop each of Juniper and Lavender in 10 ml of Peach Kernel; massage in to the ankles to encourage elimination.
Tea Tree is deeply cleansing, thus an important oil for use in infections, problem skin, colds and flu and boosting the immune system. It is often used in hand washes and skin care.
Country of Origin: Australia
Plant Family: Myrtaceae.
Method of Extraction: The oil is steam distilled from the leaves of the bush.
Main Theraputic Properties: Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-infectious, Immune tonic, Antiviral, Analgesic.
Contraindications: Non toxic and non irritant in prescribed doses.
Chakra: Throat.
Chinese Element: Metal (& Fire).
Tee Tree is a small tree that grows up to 7 meters in height.
Try adding 25 drops to a bottle of shower gel for a really cleansing experience.
For problem skin, blend 2 drops of Tea Tree in 5ml (a teaspoon) of Jojoba oil - apply twice daily.
Try a weekly steam facial using 1 drop of Tea Tree with 2 drops of Mandarin in a bowl of just-boiled water. Tea Tree may irritate some sensitive skins and, although a very small amount may be dabbed neat on spots, insect bites and cold sores, most people would not recommend this for sensitive skin types.
To help keep feet fresh and healthy, try using 2 drops of Tea Tree with 2 drops of Lemon in a foot bath.
To maintain healthy hair for children and adults alike, dilute 5 drops of Tea Tree, 3 drops of Geranium and 2 drops of Lavender in 20ml of Coconut oil. Massage into the scalp and leave for as long as possible before washing out thoroughly with a mild shampoo.
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