Essential Oil

Clove Bud Eugenia caryophyllata (Madagascar) An essential oil with strong antiviral, antiseptic, and antibacterial properties. During the sixteenth century, cloves were used with pomanders to ward off plague. Another traditional use of cloves is as a toothache remedy.

½ oz. 15 ml

7.00

2 oz. 60 ml

17.20

Eucalyptus Eucalyptus globulus (China)   There are several hundred varieties of Eucalyptus, one of the most versatile and wide used essential oils. Eucalyptus globulus is a valuable remedy for respiratory concerns and in all sports blends for occasional joint and muscle complaints. It is readily applied in massage, baths, compresses, liniments, skin care diffusors and by other methods of inhalation.

½ oz. 15 ml

4.00

2 oz. 60 ml

5.40

Geranium Pelargonium odorantissimum (Egypt)

Although known as a skin care oil because of its regenerative properties, Geranium also helps to relieve cramps, occasional depression, and nervousness. Its noted balancing effect makes Geranium a very versatile massage oil for day or evening. It is effective in baths, compresses, diffusors, lotions, and facial oils.

½ oz. 15 ml

15.40

2 oz. 60 ml

50.80

Helichrysum (Madagascar) Helichrysum angusifolium

Helichrysum is an aromatic herb widely cultivated in the Mediterranean. Its cell-regenerative properties are becoming well-known in the dermatological and cosmetic profession. Skin conditions, especially bruises, respond quickly and dramatically to this oil. It is also excellent to use for pain and stress relief.

1/6 oz. 5 ml.

½ oz. 15 ml.

35.40

Lavender, High Altitude (France) Lavandula vera

Lavender is the most popular and versatile essential oil in aromatherapy. Because of its popularity, the supply of Lavender is often tampered with. Completely pure, natural Lavender essential oil is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain. High Altitude French Lavender has the best reputation in the industry.

½ oz. 15 ml

2 oz. 60 ml

Lemon (USA distilled) Citrus limonum

Lemon has a fresh, sharp, but light citrus scent. Its aroma is characteristic of the clean, refreshing, and uplifting qualities common to citrus oils. Lemon is used to reduce fevers, provide immune support, as a skin toner, and as a gentle dermal bleaching agent. It can be used on the chest or inhaled to relieve respiratory congestion. Lemon's many common and effective uses include skin care and hair care, household cleaning, inhalation, compresses, and various massage treatments.

½ oz. 15 ml

4.60

2 oz. 60 ml

7.60

Oregano (Bulgaria) Origanum vulgare

Oregano essential oil is the Rolls Royce  of natural antiseptics. It is Nature's heavy artillery  against bacterial infection. Most commonly, it is used for viral infections such as cold, flu, bronchitis, or pneumonia. It is effective for all respiratory conditions, including pulmonary tuberculosis and whooping cough. Applied to the skin, the oil can be used against chronic fungal infections such as nail fungus or athlete's foot.

½ oz. 15 ml

12.60

2 oz. 60 ml

39.80

Peppermint (U.S.A.) Mentha piperita

A traditional digestive aid, Peppermint has a strong cooling effect that also provides relief to aching muscles and a lift to tired legs and feet. A few drops on a tissue will lend immediate relief to sinus congestion and common headaches. To reduce Peppermint's pungent aroma, the flavor and fragrance industry often alters Peppermint essential oil for its own purposes. We offer only pure, complete, and natural Peppermint oil.

½ oz. 15 ml

5.80

2 oz. 60 ml

13.00

Roman Chamomile (England) Anthemis nobilis

An amazingly versatile oil, Roman Chamomile is particularly prized as a topical application for various skin disorders. Roman Chamomile is a mildly sedative tonic for occasional sleeplessness or agitation. It is a superb oil for almost any sports massage, as well as other massage therapies. Roman Chamomile may be effectively used in compresses, baths, and inhalation therapies. It is an excellent oil to use with infants for massage and colic.

1/6 oz. 5ml.

19.00

½ oz. 15 ml.

50.20

Tea Tree (Australia) Melaleuca alternifolia  The aboriginal people of Australia were familiar with Tea Tree, and early European settlers learned about them from natives. During colonial times, Tea Tree was considered a bush remedy for all types of infection. Beginning in the 1920's, Tea Tree oil began to attract the attention of Australian scientists and soon it was considered a miracle remedy Today, Tea Tree essential oil is widely used for its bactericidal, antifungal, and antiviral properties.

½ oz. 15 ml

7.80

2 oz. 60 ml

20.60

Essential Oil Pack  Make your health care dollar stretch.  Purchase one each of the following essential oils and save: Clove Bud, Eucalyptus, Geranium, Helichrysum, High Altitude French Lavender, Lemon, Oregano, Peppermint, Roman Chamomile, Tea Tree.

10% Off!

92.00

10% Off!

250.00