various essential oils

Bitter Orange: tree of the Rutaceae family which, like all citrus fruits, is a typical crop of regions with a Mediterranean climate.Bitter orange essential oil should not be confused with sweet orange essential oil, which is obtained from Citrus × sinensis.Part used: Fruit peel.Functions: Astringent, Soothing and Clarifying.

Sweet Orange essential oil is obtained from Citrus sinensis dulcis, a plant of the Rutaceae family.Part used: the peel also known as zest.Functions: Astringent, Soothing and Clarifying.

Chamomile essential oil is obtained from Matricaria Recutita, a plant of the Compositeae family.Known for its numerous properties, it is useful in cases of stress, insomnia, irritable bowel and skin irritations.

Cinnamon Essential Oil (Cinnamomun zeylanicum)Part used: Bark.Functions: Antiseptic, Stimulating and Reactivating.

Cypress Essential Oil: it is obtained from Cupressus sempervirens, a plant of the Cupressaceae family and is part of the Mediterranean flora.It is a tree native to the eastern Mediterranean. The foliage is narrow and columnar, ending in a point. The leaves are small and similar to triangular scales.Part used: Plant, Needles.Functions: Astringent, Tonic and Flavoring.

Eucalyptus essential oil: it is a truly precious natural remedy, considered particularly effective for colds and respiratory disorders affecting the bronchi.Part used: LeavesFunctions: Antiseptic, Balsamic, Deodorant and Refreshing.

Geranium Essential Oil: it is a product commonly used in aromatherapy, obtained from the flowers and leaves of plants of the Pelargonium graveolens variety.Perennial, evergreen herbaceous plant. It can have an upright or drooping habit. It has particular flowers and leaves. It cannot tolerate low temperatures.Part used: Plant, flowers, leaves.Functions: Purifying, Reactivating, Unwelcome to insects.

Lavender Essential Oil: it is one of the most used essential oils, because it is among the most delicate.It has elongated, velvety, yellowish-green leaves, irregular blue-purple flowers, and the fruits are oblong, brown and shiny.Part Used: FlowersFunctions: Antiseptic, Soothing, Purifying and Clarifying.

Lemon Essential Oil: its strong point is certainly the smell which puts you in a great mood and gives vitality.Part Used: PeelFunctions: Astringent, Deodorant, Nourishing and Clarifying.

Lemon Balm Essential Oil: it is extracted from Melissa officinalis, a Eurasian herbaceous plant with a pleasant sweet aroma. It is from the green leaves that the essential oil is extracted by steam distillation.Part used: LeavesFunctions: Soothing, Astringent and Relaxing.

Peppermint Essential Oil: it is obtained from its beautiful bright green leaves and has numerous beneficial properties and a fresh, pungent smell.The therapeutic efficacy of this essential oil is due to the presence of important active ingredients such as menthol.Widespread throughout the temperate regions of the Earth, it is usually present in humid areas and is a perennial herbaceous plant.Part used: LeavesFunctions: Balsamic, Defluent, Refreshing and Reactivating.

Petite grain essential oil: belongs to the Rutaceae family and more specifically to the bitter orange plant.It is extracted from small fruits, leaves and twigs removed during pruning. It comes from China and eastern India.Part used: Leaves, twigs.Functions: Moisturizing, Refreshing and Flavoring.

Scots Pine Essential Oil: the pine is part of the Conifer family, it is a spontaneous tree typical of the Mediterranean scrub, it is evergreen up to 40 meters high.It has a conical crown and needle-shaped leaves with a slightly blue shade, its pine cones, after having released the seeds, take on a woody consistency.Scots pine essential oil is obtained using the needle-like twigs which, through steam distillation, produce the precious essential oil with an intense and balsamic scent.Part used: NeedlesFunctions: Antiseborrheic, Astringent and Balsamic.

Rosemary Essential Oil: it is obtained from Rosmarinus Officinalis, a plant of the Labiate family, an evergreen shrub with flexible branches, the flowers are blue-violet in colour.Part used: Needles, PlantFunctions: Purifying, Re-epithelizing, Stimulating and Reactivating.

Turpentine Essential Oil: it is a resin obtained from maritime pines in the Mediterranean or Asia, and its use is widespread throughout Europe.Part used: Resinous parts.Functions: Antiseborrheic, Stimulating and Reactivating.

Sandalwood essential oil is obtained from Santalum album, a plant of the Santalaceae family. It is an evergreen tree-like shrub, up to 9 meters tall.Part Used: Bark.Functions: Moisturizing, Flavoring, Soothing and Re-epithelizing.

Tea Tree Oil Essential Oil: the tree grows in a limited marshy area in New South Wales, Australia and an essence with a very strong odor is extracted from the leaves.Part Used: Leaves.Functions: Antibacterial, Antifungal, Disinfectant and Antibiotic.

It is extracted from the maritime pine, a tree that grows from 15 to 40 meters, with needle-like evergreen leaves.

Ylang-ylang Essential Oil: it is a herb that comes from the Far East, from the Philippines, Java and Madagascar.Part used: FlowersFunctions: Antiseptic, Soothing and Flavoring.