Black Pepper Essential Oil
Black pepper essential oil produces a deep, penetrating warmth that is highly valued in aromatherapy. learn about its history, properties, and many uses in aromatherapy . . .
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Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil
Eucalyptus globulus essential oil is extremely versatile with powerful antibacterial oil. Discover more about its history and many uses in aromatherapy . . .
German Chamomile Essential Oil
German chamomile essential oil is derived from a medicinal plant that has truly stood the test of time during 2,000 years of medical use. Discover the history and uses of this versatile oil . . .
Thyme Sweet Essential Oil
Learn about the properties, history and many uses of Sweet thyme essential oil in aromatherapy . . .
Cedar Atlas Essential Oil
Cedar atlas essential oil is derived from the trunk and branches and lays claim to a notable piece of history. Learn more about its history and uses in aromatherapy . . .
Lemongrass Essential Oil
Lemongrass essential oil is derived from a plant used for countless centuries throughout Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia and India in folk medicine and cuisine
Silver Fir Essential Oil
Silver fir essential oil offers a wide range of therapeutic benefits towards better health and well being. Learn about the history, properties and many uses in aromatherapy . . .
Cypress Essential Oil
The type of cypress essential oil used in aromatherapy is obtained exclusively from the leaves of Cupressus sempervirens, although it is not uncommon to find inexperienced oil suppliers offering incorrectly labelled cypress oil derived from other cypress species. This is because “cypress” is the common name given to several genera of evergreen, aromatic trees and […]
Eucalyptus Radiata Essential Oil
Eucalyptus radiata essential oil is growing in popularity in aromatherapy. Learn about its history, properties, and the many ways it can be used to improve health and wellbeing . . .
Cedarwood Virginian Essential Oil
Cedarwood Virginian essential oil is known botanically as Juniperus virginiana, and strictly speaking this species is not considered a true cedar. As the botanical name would suggest, it is actually part of the genus Juniper, which belongs to the Cupressaceae family. There are several ‘cedarwood’ essential oils extracted from trees of the Cupressaceae family and […]
