Atlas cedar essential oil tones the organism and stimulates natural defenses by its antiseptic action, which also enhances circulation. It is also useful in treatment of scalp problems, fungus infections, and greasy skin. It contributes to the elimination of cellulite and ameliorates problems of water retention. Synergies: Vetiver, lemon rind, tea tree, cypress, Scots pine, eucalyptus radiata, rosemary, incense, patchouli, rose.

Cinnamon essential oil is above all an anti-infection agent, notably in the digestive tract. It acts upon the intestines and the elimination of toxins through the urinary system. It is a very physical essence, almost exciting, for use by anemic or depressive persons. As for the dosage - use with discernment.

Lemon essential oil is a classic among classics. A general stimulant, it is frequently chosen in cases of repetitive infection. It regulates the liver function and is not lacking in astringent and wound-healing qualities. In the area of air quality, it is an excellent antiseptic, a therapeutic guide book all by itself. Synergies: citrus, eucalyptus radiata, Scots pine, ravensara, orange, thyme.

Pera sweet orange essential oil is a combination of Spanish and Italian oranges. Sedative and calming, it diffuses in the air like the perfume of refound childhood.

Juniper essential oil (berries and branches) contributes to the elimination of toxins in general and of uric acid in particular. It is a diuretic and cleansing agent. For that reason it contributes positively to good digestion, to assuaging nutritional abuses, and to control of cellulite. As an external balm, we should note that it provides beneficial action against muscular fatigue.

Italian sweet orange essential oil possesses the same virtues as its cousin from Spain and contributes in a similar fashion to relieving anxiety.

Eucalyptus globulus essential oil effectively combats all respiratory afflictions, such as asthma, emphysema and, of course, bronchitis. It is an expectorant but also a truly precious bactericide and antiseptic agent. This essential oil is more effective in massage, spray, or through the skin than taken through the mouth, and its benefits are even more evident when used in blends. Synergies: eucalyptus radiata, Scots pine.

Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, wintergreen essential oil is the oil of choice for muscular problems, cramps, tendonitis, and arthritis. Thus, it is recommended for athletes before, during, and after a contest. In addition, this oil is very effective against the most debilitating migraines.

Lavandin abrial essential oil is distinguished from lavender by a much stronger disinfectant action. Otherwise, its neuro-tonic qualities act to ameliorate physical and intellectual exhaustion.

Lavandin grosso is distinguished by its relaxing and anti-spasmodic qualities. While its usage on the skin is welcome in the form of massage unguents, it renders its most undeniable service as an ambiance nuancer. It nurtures peace in the home. Synergies: orange, majoram.

Litsea cubeba essential oil shines for its undeniable calming, sedative, and anti-inflammatory properties. It opens the way for sleep by quieting the nervous agitation that fuels insomnia. Litsea cubeba essential oil extends its benefits all through the night and puts an end to unexpected dreams in the dark hours of the morning. Synergies: citrus, laurel, lavender, ylang ylang.

Very much like peppermint, arvensis mint essential oil is a tonic for the organism to be used with care, because it is so powerful. It is, for example, not advised for the bath: It heats first before producing a sensation of cold. On the other hand, for all therapeutic uses relative to the stimulation and reconstitution of vital energies, arvensis mint remains a truly essential oil. Synergies: lemon, ginger, black pepper, fennel, citronella, rosemary.

Peppermint essential oil is a general stimulant that works on a wide range of areas, from digestive functions to the heart. It is good to use it after allopathic treatment of the antibiotherapic type. It plays its anti-astenic role to the maximum. Its analgesic qualities are also highly regarded, and its action against nausea is valuable for travellers. Synergies: lemon, ginger, black pepper, fennel, citronella, rosemary.

Indian basil essential oil is a powerful anti-spasmodic which, naturally, is widely used to settle gastric and intestinal troubles. It lightens an overburdened stomach, so often the cause of insomnia. In this way, basil essential oil is included in the welcome arsenal of anti-stress plants. Synergies: lemon zest.

Geranium essential oil is especially useful on the skin. It is a skin regenerator, applicable to scars or fungal infections of the skin, of the vagina, or of the digestive system (candidas). It is said to have an anti-diabetic action. It is a purifier. Synergies: lemon, lavender, vetiver, incense.

Scots pine essential oil encourages dissolution of kidney stones while simultaneously liquifying bronchial secretions. In an atmospheric diffuser this oil contributes greatly to the sanitation and disinfection of rooms that are unhealthy or too-long inhabited. Synergies: lavender officinale, lavandin, mandarin, thyme linalol and geraniol, rosewood, geranium.

There are three varieties of rosemary (camphoraceous, cineolic, and verbenonic), which all are specific to the respiratory passages and act against all maladies of the ear, nose, and throat by virtue of their expectorant, analgesic, and anti-bacterial properties. Rosemary essential oil is also a tonic for the veins and arteries, excellent for preparing for strenuous physical activity and athletic competition.

Melaleuca essential oil embraces a very large field of action in the realm of the anti-bacterial. It fights against moulds and parasites and is demonstrated to be an anti-fatigue agent. Good immuno-stimulant qualities should also be mentioned. Synergies: Bergamot, Black Pepper, Ginger, Lavender, Cedar.

Citronella essential oil is above all suited to external uses in unguents or massage oils where it responds to inflammation caused, for example, by a sting, or brings relief to rheumatic pains. While its qualities as an insect repellant are legendary we should not forget its ability to bring refreshment to any living space.

Yuzu essential oil is naturally placed in the realm of citrus. It should suffice to say that it possesses an element linked to vitality and serenity. In the home it’s the ideal fragrance for the living and children’s rooms. On the other hand, if you work in an office yuzu essential oil will get everyone’s attention.

Spearmint essential oil is inscribed in the same category, obviously, as the other mints. It is a stimulant to digestive functions overburdened by a too-rich diet or by a regime of antibiotics. Because of its gentleness, spearmint essential oil is more simple in utilization than peppermint.

Angelica Root

Angelica root essential oil has a balancing and sedative effect on the nervous system. It effectively combats conditions of stress, fatigue, and anxiety-related troubles that disturb sleep or the digestive functions (knots in the stomach). It encourages restoration of balance to these functions, a precondition for all well-being.

Basil, Great Green

Indian basil essential oil is a powerful anti-spasmodic which, naturally, is widely used to settle gastric and intestinal troubles. It lightens an overburdened stomach, so often the cause of insomnia. In this way, basil essential oil is included in the welcome arsenal of anti-stress plants. Synergies: lemon.

Bergamot

Bergamot essential oil is used in the treatment of acne where fatty oils cannot be used. In general terms it works on dermatosis, eczema, itchiness, and wounds. As so many of the citrus oils it has calming and tonic qualities whether aiding digestion or energising the nervous system. Synergies: lavender, orange zest, petitgrain, ylang ylang, incense, patchouli, peppermint.

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Bitter Orange

Essential oil of bitter orange is considered a stimulant for the appetite, apart from its calming and sedative qualities. Because it is mildly astringent, incorporating it into facial creams is beneficial for revitalizing the skin, bearing in mind always that exposure to the sun must be avoided.

Black Pepper

Black pepper essential oil stimulates the digestive glands and effectively fights troubles of the appetite. Along these lines it is a sexual tonic and a good analgesic. It can also help to reduce fever. Synergies: fennel, peppermint, lemon, bergamot, tea tree, ginger.

Cajaput

Cajeput essential oil is a general antiseptic, which is no surprise given its relation to the various melaleucas. This oil is distinguished by its gentle action. Diluted in vegetable oil, it is rubbed onto the throat and back, the abdomen or on specific areas of pain. When inhaled it responds to respiratory troubles.

Calamus

Calamus essential oil is drawn exclusively from the root of the plant. A salivation stimulant, it aides digestion, soothes gastric difficulties, and is shown to be an appreciable ripost in the struggle against anorexic tendencies.

Caraway

Caraway essential oil is above all a digestive stimulant and aids in the expulsion of intestinal gasses. It is also employed to reduce abdominal wind, flatulence, and dyspepsia. A small dose can help to stimulate the brain, but its power requires discernment in its use.

Carrot Seed

Carrot seed essential oil flawlessly regulates intestinal functions by its action on the liver and the kidneys. It is a purgative, which means that it eliminates toxins, which helps to reduce the level of cholesterol. But carrot essential oil is equally highly regarded in cosmetics for its action against wrinkles and as a good mediator for tanning. Synergies: geranium, cedar wood, mandarin.

Celery Seed

Celery essential oil is a tonic - as much in the nervous system as in the digestive system. Its diuretic effects and, consequently, its aid in eliminating toxins and purifying the blood have been known since Hippocrates. It is recommended for calming painful menstrual cycles and, in massage, it soothes rheumatism and arthritis.

Cistus

A powerful anti-hemorrhaging agent, cistus essential oil shows visible effectiveness in healing wounds. It possesses a strong astringent and regenerating power on tissues, for which reason it is recommended for use to deter the formation of wrinkles on the face. In addition, this plant helps to regulate the nervous system, facilitates the healing of infantile illnesses such as whooping cough, and demonstrates strong support of the immune system.

Clary Sage, Green Ground

A map of the preference for sclarea sage essential oil comprises the pathologies and illnesses related to gynecology. It regulates the menstrual cycle, especially at crucial stages such as puberty and menopause, which of course affects general balance, including psychological troubles. This essential oil brings relaxation and allows a woman to overcome the mixture of physical and mental difficulties that sometimes accompany the physiology of a woman's body. Synergies: cypress, cedar, jasmine, bergamot, lavender, sandalwood, orange.

Cloves

Essential oil of cloves is a wide-spectrum purifying agent. Antiseptic and antibacterial in internal usage, it can be used externally on dental inflammations, on condtion that it be used prudently. Essential oil of cloves is a general stimulant, recommended to fight fatigue and low blood pressure. Synergies: lemon, grapefruit, Scots pine ... in very small doses.

Coriander Leaves

Coriander essential oil is used principally in the area of digestion. Stimulating the secretion of gastric juices, it is equally welcome at the beginning or end of a meal (in its role as a spice this goes without saying). In external usage, coriander essential oil can help with rheumatic pain and can soothe ulcerated epidermis.

Cumin

Cumin essential oil comes from the seeds of the plant. It has been associated without the least hesitation to diverse stages of human nourishment because it possesses awakening and digestive virtues. In high doeses, cumin essential oil becomes an analgesic and, in combination with citrus essences, fights insomnia.

Cypress

Cypress essential oil is generous in its applications but above all works on the circulation of the blood, where it is a reliable veinal decongestant. In this way it happily re-balances the general tone in cases of nervous or physical fatigue due to bad food. Synergies: lemon, niaouli, tea tree, lavender aspic, eucalyptus, atlas cedar, rosemary, citronella, juniper.

Cypriol / Nagarmotha

Cypriol nagarmotha essential oil is utilized in perfumes or bases of the woody, oriental type for a foresty note. Due to its minimal cost, it is also used as a fixative. In aromatherapy cypriol essential oil provides decongestive attributes and is used to treat diarrhea or problematic digestion.

Davana

Davana essential oil is used in perfumes for its odour, which is as strong as it is long-lasting, for its woody effect in the base, and for its fruity notes reminiscent of apricot. It is also used in food preparation, usually in desserts. Finally, its antibacterial and fungicidal qualities are recognized.

Dill

Dill essential oil belongs to a group of oils that are gentle and free of toxicity. Thus it can be used confidently with young children. It is a stimulant and an anti-spasmodic digestive of the highest order which shows its strengths in cases of liver, gall bladder, or even kidney problems. In blends dill essential oil can have an interesting anti-depressive effect.

Elemi

Its fresh, spicy odour recalls lemon, with some green harmonies. Its virtues are associated with the respiratory tract because this oil agreeably purifies living spaces.

Eucalyptus radiata

Eucalyptus radiata essential oil is especially indicated during winter time when the ear, nose, and throat regions are threatened by numerous maladies and it is important to clear the bronchial passages. For this, eucalyptus essential oil is marvelous either by inhalation or applied to the skin of the throat. For children, in particular, eucalyptus radiata is well recognized and facilitates expectoration.

Frankincense

Frankincense essential oil is recommended for respiratory ailments. When inhaled it facilitates expectoration and relaxes the bronchial passages. On another front, it brings significant virtues to massage, where it helps with issues of articulation, with muscles, and with tightening up the epidermis. In the area of mental health, its soothing action leads the mind to meditation, calm, and the eradication of negative thought. Synergies: eucalyptus, laveder aspic, orange, grapefruit, lemon, sandalwood, patachouli, rose.

Galbanum

Galbanum essential oil comes from a milky liquid which seeps from the roots after an incision. It has vitalizing qualities and stimulates energy while also acting as an active anti-inflammatory. It is indicated as well for any kind of sports activity.

Ginger

Ginger essential oil is a powerful remedy for physical weaknesses. It awakens a fatigue-stricken system, especially in the digestive and sexual domains. It is also a significant purgative and fever fighter, as well as an effective agent against scurvy. In every area its action is tonic and stimulating. Synergies: lemon eucalyptus, Scots pine, white spruce, orange, thyme linalol, black pepper, citronella, lemon, fennel.

Grapefruit

Grapefruit essential oil is astringent and has a stimulating effect on tissues. It awakens the appetite and aids in digesting meals. Thus, it regulates body weight by draining the liver and the kidneys. It even contributes to the evacuation of "mental" toxins, dark thoughts, and various crises of confidence. Synergies: citrus, Scots pine.

Indian Thyme (Ajowan)

Ajowan essential oil is an excellent anti-bacterial agent. Over time it contributes to the general tone of the organism, not forgetting its service as a stomach calming agent and, secondarily, some benefits in stimulating sexual energies among middle-aged persons.

Jatamansi (Nard)

Jatamansi essential oil is extracted from the rhizome of the plant. Aromatherapy recognizes important calming qualities in it (cardio- solar- and sacre-plexes), and it aids in elevating the spirit by encouraging emotional balance. Stimulation of the lungs and ovaries has been claimed, while the Hindus found it useful for growing hair.

Laurel

Laurel leaf essential oil is very active against degeneration. That is but one of its numerous applications. It demonstrates effectiveness in the case of pains produced by rheumatism or arthritis, and also by ulcers. It is not unsympathetic to the bronchial-pulmonary system where it displays anti-catarrhal qualities. Finally, it regulates the secretion of sebum, which recommends it for treating oily skin, acne, and boils. Synergies: eucalyptus, rosemary, ravensara, mandarin.

Lavender Aspic

Lavender aspic essential oil is an expectorant of the first order, active against all maladies of the lungs currently known. Apart from its anti-bacterial properties, it is useful against staphylococcus doré and the shingles virus. First among uses is its effective treatment for healing severe burns. Synergies: eucalyptus, lemon.

Lavender Haute Provence AOC

Lavender is the premier essential oil of its family because it offers benefits to every age of life. It is a powerful antispasmodic and anti-infection agent whose merits are revealed through a gentle unguent on the nape of the neck or on the soles of the feet. It is indispensible as a relaxant for agitated infants, while its healing and regenerating powers aid the systems of those challenged by a plenitude of years. Synergies: peppermint, neroli, sandalwood, lemon.

Lavender Maillette

Lavender maillette essential oil, very well tolerated by the skin, has benefitted by being used in unguents for all parts of the body, with beneficial effects on pain, muscular contractions, and cramps. Otherwise, as with all lavenders, it helps to induce sleep.

Lemongrass

Lemongrass essential oil is a vasodilator for the epidermis. It is therefore recommended for relaxing massages - even more so because it impedes the progress of cellulite. Otherwise, it benefits from borrowing an airy path, because its diffusion in the surrounding atmosphere eases mental fatigue.

Levisticum Root

Levisticum root essential oil is useful in cases of food poisoning. It is a detoxifying oil which stimulates the liver and gall bladder. It combats psoriasis and is not without interest against bacteria and parasites.

Marjoram

Marjoram essential oil is used as an anti-depressant because it is an excellent neurotonic, appropriate for re-balancing the nervous system. It also possesses heating qualities that can ease painful menstrual cycles. Nonetheless, intensive usage should be avoided in cases of severe low blood pressure, because it can produce drowsiness. Synergies: lavender officinale, lavandin super, red and yellow mandarin, thyme linalol, geranium.

Myrrh

By virtue of its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic properties, myrrh essential oil eases sore throats and helps with problems of the pharynx. Its favoured area of application is the mouth, where it is used in mouthwash and applications to fight gingivitis, inflammation of the membranes, and lesions deriving from dental protheses. It also facilitates relaxation exercises by helping to awaken each person's feminine characteristics.

Myrtle

Myrtle essential oil is first of all remarkable for its effect on the bronchio-pulmonary system. It is a good expectorant, useful in chronic bronchitis where it plays a role as a cough suppressant, especially for dry and convulsive coughs. In this scheme of things, myrtle essential oil can be helpful in treatments for cessation of smoking. It is also known to have a tonic and astringent power on tissue and a positive effect against bruises and haemorrhoids. Synergies: eucalyptus, ravensara, pine, fir, lemon, geranium, palmarosa.

Neroli

Aging, sensitive or blotchy skin can all be treated using neroli essential oil, but it is above all in the domain of the nervous system that this essence reveals all of its attributes. Neroli is an effective sedative. It exerts positive action during anxiety attacks, particularly those associated with solitude, and the insomnia which follows them. To all it brings a feeling of inner peace and rediscovered serenity. Synergies: incense, rose, lavender, lemon, patchouli, sandalwood.

Niaouli

Niaouli essential oil is an antiseptic and a major antibacterial agent. It is used not only to fight bladder infections but also for respiratory troubles and catarrh. Biochemically close to cajeput, niaouli essential oil is easier to use because it is more gentle, especially in dermatological applications.

Nutmeg Oil

Nutmeg essential oil plays the role of a powerful tonic. It stimulates the organism, which enables it to dissolve muscular fatigue and act against sexual ennui. Generally speaking, nutmeg essential oil revives vital functions and fights all manifestations of physical weakness.

Oregano

It is imperative to dilute oregano essential oil in a fatty oil to attenuate its force and to never apply it directly to the skin or add it to bath water. Given these precautions, this oil reveals itself to be a major anti-infection agent, an immunostimulant, a fungicide and hypertensive to be taken on journeys to use against malaria, tropical fevers, and dysentery.

Palmarosa

Palmarosa essential oil is a veteran anti-infection agent, interesting in cases of cysts and inflammation of the urethra. It is used also for skin care in areas afflicted with fungal infections because it is a significant anti-bacterial agent and fungicide. In the form of an unguent it eases soreness of the breasts. Synergies: lavender, rosewood, tea tree, citrus, myrtle, spruce, patchouli, sandalwood, fennel, orange, lemon.

Parsley Leaves

Parsley leaf essential oil is useful for its anti-epileptic qualities. It is also a good antiseptic to use in cases of urinary infection. Rich in vitamins, parsley encourages lactation and tones uterine muscles. In the form of a poultice it heals wounds and insect bites and stings.

Patchouli

Patchouli essential oil, because of its antiseptic, tonic, and fever-fighting properties, is indicated to control fever, skin complaints, and circulatory problems that might lead to varicose veins and haemorrhoides. Claims of beneficial action against migraines are within reason.

Patchouli Light

Patchouli essential oil, because of its antiseptic, tonic, and fever-fighting properties, is indicated to control fever, skin complaints, and circulatory problems that might lead to varicose veins and haemorrhoides. Claims of beneficial action against migraines are within reason.

Petitgrain

Petitgrain essential oil is relaxing, as much for its qualities as for the way it is employed. It is, in fact, very well suited for massages of the foot, the spinal column, or the solar plexus. Its lively floral perfume serves to lift the spirits far from everyday affairs and pressures. Synergies: bergamot, other citrus, lavender.

Piment feuilles

Pepper leaf essential oil possesses the active ingredients found in the seed. In this way, this essential oil is simultaneously a gastric stimulant and a diuretic. In external usage it has revulsive and decongestant attributes.

Ravensara

Essential oil of ravinsara aromatica is very effective against viral illnesses, infections, and bacteria. It stimulates the immune system and protects the organism against attacking viruses. Understanding that it supports the immune system, it can only have a positive effect on physical and nervous fatigue. Synergies: pine, fir, spruce, eucalyptus radiata.

Roman Chamomile

Roman chamomile essential oil is an anti-inflammatory, disinfectant, and calming agent. Tradition is not mistaken in attributing serene qualities, because it motivates sluggish digestion, very often the source of insomnia. What's more, cosmetologists have discovered that it can soothe irritations of the skin and heal the pigmentation of light hair. Synergies: petitgrain, lavender, palmarosa, bergamot, neroli, sandalwood, peppermint.

Rose

It is the Damas rose which has the honor of producing this essential oil. Beyond its obvious interest to the perfume industry, this essential oil has no lack of therapeutic applications. As a general tonic it is useful for rebalancing the body and mind and for relieving inhibitions and anxiety. In cosmetology it is highly recommended for regenerating dried or scaling skin. Synergies: ylang ylang, orange, palmarosa, geranium.

Rosewood

Used mainly in cosmetology and perfumery, it is often considered as the ideal essential oil for skin care because of its anti-infection properties. Also very popular for easing minor depressive episodes. It is often used in the evening to unwind stress and tension.

Sandalwood

Sedative and calming, sandalwood oil is shown to be a reliable vehicle toward inner peace by balancing the emotions. From a physiological point of view, it acts against fluid retention and inflammations of the stomach. The actions of sandalwood essential oil against dermatological problems that present as dryness of the epidermis should not be neglected, either. Synergies: cedar, patchouli, neroli, lemon, rose.

Sarriette

Sarriette essential oil stimulates and reinforces the immune system. Consequently it is well used in acute infections, whether they be respiratory, digestive, or genital-urinary.

Tarragon

Tarragon essential oil acts in a wide field. Nonetheless, it is particularly known to aid digestion. A sugar cube imbibed with several drops of tarragon essence calms an attack of hiccups. But this essence also prevents the onset of certain allergic reactions, if used two weeks prior to the pollenisation period. Finally, it is recommended in cases of muscle spasm.

Thyme, Red Spanish

Thyme essential oil is an anti-infection agent so powerful that its dosage requires prudent and reflective forethought. It's the order of the day in cases of repetitive infection that indicate immune system deficiencies. Its action allows the organism to better defend itself. Otherwise, taking note of its effects on tired joints, thyme is of great help to older people. Synergies: eucalyptus radiata, rosemary cineole, ravensara, laurel, lavender aspic.

Thyme, Thymol

Thyme essential oil is an anti-infection agent so powerful that its dosage requires prudent and reflective forethought. It's the order of the day in cases of repetitive infection that indicate immune system deficiencies. Its action allows the organism to better defend itself. Otherwise, taking note of its effects on tired joints, thyme is of great help to older people. Synergies: eucalyptus radiata, rosemary cineole, ravensara, laurel, lavender aspic.

Vetiver

Vetiver essential oil balances the nervous system and recenters vital energy. Its diffusion immediately produces an atmosphere conducive to rest, to the dissipation of melancholy, and to regenerating sleep. It's an essence with a profound, lingering, and sensual fragrance that generates inner harmony. Synergies: lavender officinale, sandalwood, red sage, ylang ylang, neroli, rose, jasmine, petitgrain, patchouli.

Yellow Mandarin

Citrus essential oils are generally known for their calming qualities. Yellow mandarin is no exception. That's why it is always well received in relaxing massages or as an aerosol in childrens' chambers. Synergies: lavender, lemon, palmarosa, neroli, Roman chamomile.

Ylang-Ylang complète

Ylang ylang complete essential oil is particularly well suited to aromatherapy where it is used as a powerful tranquiliser, blood-pressure regulator, and antispasmodic. It eases the painful effects of stress, irritability, and mental contraction. Ylang ylang unbinds tension and encourages a kind of insouciance that enhances the exchange of caresses and the pleasure of the senses. Synergies: ginger, bergamot, sandalwood, citronella, patchouli, orange, and mandarin.

Tuberose Absolute

Benzoin Resin

Benzoin resin relieves nervous tensions and headaches and thus facilitates intellectual concentration. It's only fair that it has long been considered as a purifier of the surrounding atmosphere. It removes stuffy odours and, from a mental standpoint, prepares the ground for discoveries based on clear and positive ideas.

Bitter orange flower water releases a very sweet perfume. It brings assurance and peace to young infants, a very good reason to use it in a diffuser. It will help to bring on sleep. Orange flower water is also helpful for skin care, no matter what type of skin. A muscle tonic, orange flower water brings positive effects and contributes to the general ease of the organism and the psyche.

Lavender floral water is an excellent regenerator for skin under stress. Overexposure to the sun, irritations, burns or insect bits ... this floral water assuages and refreshes the skin, the more so since it accommodates all skin types. It is helpful for healing and disinfection of juvenile acne, just as it soothes sores in its role as a lip protector. Atmospheric diffusion of lavender floral water produces a feeling of well-being and serenity in the home.

Peppermint infused floral water is desirable on trips because of its capacity to eliminate symptoms of fatigue and lassitude, especially among those who suffer from transportation related maladies. It refreshes the face and hands and contributes to regrouping one’s energies. The fragrance is that of youth and action, the antidote to disagreeable mugginess and oppressive fatigue.

Blueberry Water, 6%

Agreeable to all types of skin. Refreshing, decongesting and softening, it is perfect for care of the eyelids and the fragile contour of the eyes. Relieve fatigued and irritated eyes.

Bulgarian Rose Water

Hamamelis Water

Hamamelis floral water is particularly appropriate for greasy skin, although it should not be ruled out for other skin types, for which it also can be helpful. It is a very gentle floral water with astringent and disinfectant qualities, used in case of irritated skin, insect bites, and bruises. It can also be drafted in the war against dandruff. Its role as a tonic for the veins is not to be underestimated. Finally, deodorant usage is sometimes emphasised for Hamamelis floral water.

May Rose Water

Rose floral water is very fragrant and supportive of hydration. Here we find the olfactory principles of rose, arbiter of a sensation of psychic harmony. Rose floral water provides a service to the epidermis, above all to dry, normal, or aging skin. It delivers relaxation and regeneration of tissues - namely to suppress the appearance of wrinkes and erase marks of fatigue. Nothing is more delectable and healthy for the face than a fine mist of rose floral water, the most delicate of massages.

Roman Chamomile Water

Good for dry, sensitive, and irritated skin. Calming and softening, it eases the epidermis and may also be used for eye balms.

Sandalwood Water

Sandalwood water's soothing character aids in ordering the emotions. The same principles that give sandalwood essence its power to enhance psychic harmony are found here. Sandalwood water is particularly indicated for skin care, notably for rehydrating epidermis irritated by dermatological maladies.

Place three or four doses in the palm of your hand, depending on the area you wish to massage; replenish as needed.

Place three or four doses in the palm of your hand, depending on the area you wish to massage; replenish as needed.

Place three or four doses in the palm of your hand, depending on the area you wish to massage; replenish as needed.

Place three or four doses in the palm of your hand, depending on the area you wish to massage; replenish as needed.

A treasure trove of benefits for skin and health. Argan Nut oil serves to protect the epidermis and to counteract the effects of the various maladies suffered by the skin, whether they be internal (acne, degeneration...) or external (cracking, sunburn...). Having no cholesterol, this oil also helps to reinforce the cardo-vascular system. It brings suppleness to dry and dehydrated skin and is recommended for care of the nails and the hair. Character of the plant: In the Moroccan area of the Maghreb, Argan Nut oil enjoys a reputation that goes back generations. It is derived from a nut which contains several almond-sized seeds. Every bit of it is used, and it is considered a very precious natural treasure, a true panacea, for internal as well as external usage. Scientific research has confirmed the ancient wisdom of the Berbers, and from now on Argan Nut oil will know legitimate success beyond its place of origin.

Macadamia Nut oil easily penetrates the skin. It has a very positive effect on the life of the cells due to its restructurant properties. Also, it is recommended for use in cases of skin stress, such as stretchmarks, cracks, and sunburn. Even so, the appearance of the signs of aging skin find here a riposte as natural as it is efficacious. Character of the plant: The Macadamia is a very old tree which is, for botanists, quite young, since it was discovered in Australia in 1857. It produces edible, and very healthy, nuts - low in cholesterol and used in the preparation of numerous desserts. In the domain of cosmetics, Macadamia Nut has not been slow to reveal itself equally beneficial for health and rich in potentialities which have not yet been realised.

Jojoba vegetable oil actually belongs to the category of liquid waxes, which makes it a protective film of the first importance, particularly in the treatment and care of skin and hair. Jojoba oil effectively combats manifestations of acne and dry hair. Its gentleness allows it to be used with young children. Adults can use it as a base for day- or night-cream, after hair removal, or as a make-up remover. Character of the plant: The jojoba fruit is a capsule which contains seeds which are very rich in protein. Anaylsis of its components demonstrated that Jojoba oil could effectively replace whale fat in the cosmetic industry. This is one reason for its cultivation in hot, dry regions like the north of Mexico, the southern USA, Israel, and Australia. The tree is very dense and usage of the seeds in food and cosmetics was not unknown to the Indians.

In cosmetics, grapeseed oil is particularly appreciated for the presence of flavonoids, which are excellent anti-oxidants. Rich in linolaeic acid, it brings regenerative and restructurant benefits to the skin. It is an economic aide in aromatherapy. It is also used in the food industry for its work against cholesterol and lipids in the blood.

Back Care and Flexibility Set

Your Flexibility Set offers the possibility of composing 30 ml of soothing oil (thanks to the free bonus flacon in brown glass) or to work directly with the 100ml flacon. To create a 100ml flacon of oil for the joints, you can simply multiply the quantities of the essential oils indicated in the recipe by 3.3 and add them directly to the 100ml flacon of Macadamia Nut oil. Composition of your oil for the joints: Dilute 20 drops of Juniper essential oil and 20 drops of Laurel essential oil, and 20 drops of Lavender Aspic essential oil and 20 drops of Myrrhe essential oil into 30ml of Macadamia Nut oil.

Massage Oil with Immortelle

Place three or four doses in the palm of your hand, depending on the area you wish to massage; replenish as needed.

Sweet Almond Beauty Set

Sweet Almond Oil (300ml)

Tonic Beauty Set

Composition of your tonic oil: Essential oils are very powerful agents. It is very important to respect the concentration of each oil and to not exceed the indicated dosage. Dilute 5 drops of Ylang Ylang essential oil and 10 drops of Rosemary essential oil and 10 drops of Geranium essential oil in 30 ml of Argan vegetable oil. Applications: Apply several drops of this synergy daily in active massage on the areas to firm up (arms, abdomen, thighs, buttocks, etc...). Repeat application for one month.

Frankincense, Nard, Myrrh, and Sandalwood brought together in a box set of essential oils! A genuine treasure of history and spirituality. From the polytheistic pantheon to monotheistic religions, this quartet of essences has made its contribution to the most ancient ceremonies. It should suffice to say that this box set calls to mind 3,000 years of relations between humans and the divine, remembering that each of these plants has been the subject of intense trade for their healing qualities from the earliest human civilizations. What's more, in these oils we find 3,000 years of legendary voyages, from the Himalyas, where jatamansi grows and becomes Nard; from India, home to Sandalwood, while Frankincense and Myrrh are gathered by the nomads on the coast of the Red Sea. Whether they were burned, inhaled, or mixed with precious unguents, these oils have always accompanied the human species in its quest for inner peace and have assisted us in rising above everyday affairs. Today, as yesterday, the urge for transcendence remains vital, not to mention the need felt more than ever to retreat from the pressures of the contemporary world. This box set invites you on the most passionate of voyages: the inner voyage.

Allies Against the Mosquito

This gift box offers you the possibility of creating your own anti-mosquito blend with a great variety of olfactive tonalities. Geranium repels mosquitos from our balconies. Deploy a few drops on your pillow before sleeping for a peaceful night, delicately perfumed with the precious aroma of rose. Citronella is an excellent mosquito repellant by itself; via diffusion or via local application it protects effectively! Accompanied by Geranium, Niaouli, or Lavandin, the mix will only get better and an agreeable perfume will diffuse throughout the home. Lavandin, by itself. sooths minor insect bites.

Ceramic diffuser for the car

The diffuser is equipped with a clasp that allows it to be attached to the dashboard ventilator in your car or on any other ventilator – at your office, for example.

Motion Sickness Protection Kit

All you need to do is place a few drops of Peppermint essential oil on the quilted felt of the diffuser, then plug it in to the cigarette lighter. Let it diffuse for 5 minutes. Repeat each hour for long journeys.

Néroliane Pocket Diffuser

Principle of diffusion by ceramic: in order not to blend aromas we suggest that you dedicate each ceramic to one and only one essential oil, absolute, or blend. The aluminium casing allows you to put the ceramic away and suspend diffusion of your essential oil.

Néroliane Pocket Diffusers

Principle of diffusion by ceramic: in order not to blend aromas we suggest that you dedicate each ceramic to one and only one essential oil, absolute, or blend. The aluminium casing allows you to put the ceramic away and suspend diffusion of your essential oil.

These 2ml flacons are for testing different versions of your synergies - or simply to store rare or precious essences.

Ideal to hold your most refined compositions, quite evidently ... why not entrust your bath oils to it!

Ideal for holding your perfumes, floral waters, or pillow mists.

Plastic Pipette, 3 ml

Carnation Absolute - pure

Cassie Absolute - pure

Frangipani Absolute - pure

Jasmine Absolute - pure

Jasmine Absolute Sambac - pure

Jasmine absolute is recommended for its sedative qualities. It calms the central and peripheral nervous systems, aids the gynecological and pulmonary systems, and provides relaxation for the system in general. It is diluted in oil perfumes, balms, soaps, or the fragrace element in massage oils to add a fresh heart note. In cooking it helps reconstitute a strawberry odour or to scent tea. Synergies: red sage, patchouli, sandalwood, incense, orange.

Lotus Absolute - pure

Mimosa Absolute - pure

Orange Absolute - Pure

Osmanthus Absolute - pure

Rose Absolute - pure

Spinach Absolute

Tonka Bean Absolute - pure

Tree Moss Absolute - pure

Vanilla Absolute - Pure

Used in the food industry to flavor cookies and drinks. Gives a caramel flavor to ice cream.

Violet Absolute - pure

Elegant and silent, the electric diffuser is perfectly adapted to rooms of up to around 35 cubic meters (rooms, small salons, offices, kitchens...). Its resolutely modern design in translucid violet or blue is naturally integrated with the tones of your home and will astonish your friends by creating an ambiance that changes depending on the oils you have selected....

Elegant and silent, the electric diffuser is perfectly adapted to rooms of up to around 35 cubic meters (rooms, small salons, offices, kitchens...). Its resolutely modern design in translucid violet or blue is naturally integrated with the tones of your home and will astonish your friends by creating an ambiance that changes depending on the oils you have selected....

Diffusion of Citrus Melodies

Elegant and silent, the electric diffuser is perfectly adapted to rooms of up to around 35 cubic meters (rooms, small salons, offices, kitchens...). Its resolutely modern design in translucid violet or blue is naturally integrated with the tones of your home and will astonish your friends by creating an ambiance that changes depending on the oils you have selected.... Common decency will give pride of place to the first of oranges, Bitter Orange, whose cradle was China. Poorly made for eating - except in marmelade? It is in the essence that Bitter Orange excels, calming and sedative. Its sweet cousin cedes nothing in the way of perfume or qualities: it, too, evaporates stress in the rooms it fills. Mandarin exerts the same influence with personal and more recent notes, cultivated as it has been since just the 19th century. Grapefruit may be the largest of the group, but it has its piece to say on the question of bodily girth, which it helps to regulate. Finally, Bergamot resolves to wrap things up, with the air of someone who frequents the grand perfumiers. And when it comes time to go to bed, a melody of citrus sets the tone for a gentle night better than any other.

Electric Diffuser - Nero Blue

Elegant and silent, the electric diffuser is perfectly adapted to rooms of up to around 35 cubic meters (rooms, small salons, offices, kitchens...). Its resolutely modern design in translucid violet or blue is naturally integrated with the tones of your home and will astonish your friends by creating an ambiance that changes depending on the oils you have selected....

Nero Electric Diffuser

Standard Glasswork

To replace your blocked or broken glasswork without having to buy a new diffuser. All glassworks are delivered with a muffler.

Group of 4 flacons, 10ml, of Lemon essential oil.

Group of 4 flacons, 10ml, of Lavender Haute Provence essential oil.

Group of 4 flacons, 10ml, of Peppermint essential oil.

Group of 4 flacons, 10ml, of Orange essential oil ... a flacon for the kitchen, in a room, in the bathroom ... for perfuming the whole house at a mini-price!

Pack promo découverte

Lemon, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus Globulus, Yellow Mandarin, Peppermint and Ylang Ylang Complete ... all the benefits brought together at a mini-price!

Pack-4 citronelle

Group of 4 flacons, 10ml, of Citronella essential oil, for saying goodbye to mosquitos!

Pack-4 eucalyptus globulus

Group of 4 flacons, 10ml, of Eucalyptus Globulus essential oil.

Pack-4 huile d'argan

4 flacons, 100ml, of Argan Nut oil with dosage pump ... a profusion of pleasure!

Place three or four doses in the palm of your hand, depending on the area you wish to massage; replenish as needed.

Body cream for essential oils

Specifically designed for sensitive skin, this body cream can be used by itself or perfumed with essential oils. An excellent hydrating and softening base, completely fragrance free, it allows you to personalise your body cream at will. The enriching and nourisihing formula of this neutral hydrating base allows moisturising of the uppler layers of the epidermis. Add up to 0.2 percent essential oils (a maximum of 10 drops of essential oil in 250ml of body cream). You can thus perfume your body cream and also add uplifting, relaxing, or regenerative properties to it, according to the essential oil you use.

Shampoo for essential oil

This gentle and neutral cleansing base for your body and hair, completely free of synthetic perfumes, allows you to personalise your bath gel or shampoo at will. Specifically designed for sensitive skin, it can be used by itself or perfumed with essential oils. Add up to 0.2 percent essential oils (a maximum of 10 drops essential oil in 250ml of gel). You can thus perfume your gel and also add uplifting, relaxing, or regenerative properties to it, according to the essential oil you use.

100 percent natural and vegetal, tinted using natural organic pigments, this lavender augustifolia-enhanced soap is a veritable gift for the skin. Calming, it cleans delicately and leaves a subtle and aromatic lace.

Net weight : 100 gr.

Patchouli essential oil soap, because of its antiseptic, invigorating properties, is suggested for combating skin infections.

Deliciously fragrant, it is above all a pleasure for the bath.

Net weight : 100 gr.

Argan vegetable oil soap

The beauty secret of Eastern women !

Generously endowed with vitamin E, argan oil acts effectively to counteract drying and aging skin and is also useful for hair and nail care.

Argan oil soap is what women in the baths of the southern Mediterranean traditionally used, perfumed with orange flower and honey . . . a pleasant fragrance of the East.

Peppermint essential oil soap

Peppermint essential oil soap purifies the epidermis; it stimulates and invigorates because of its refreshing fragrance.

Net weight : 100 gr.

Cinnamon essential oil is above all an anti-infection agent, notably in the digestive tract. It acts upon the intestines and the elimination of toxins through the urinary system. It is a very physical essence, almost exciting, for use by anemic or depressive persons. As for the dosage - use with discernment.

Lemon essential oil is a classic among classics. A general stimulant, it is frequently chosen in cases of repetitive infection. It regulates the liver function and is not lacking in astringent and wound-healing qualities. In the area of air quality, it is an excellent antiseptic, a therapeutic guide book all by itself. Synergies: citrus, eucalyptus radiata, Scots pine, ravensara, orange, thyme.

Juniper essential oil (berries and branches) contributes to the elimination of toxins in general and of uric acid in particular. It is a diuretic and cleansing agent. For that reason it contributes positively to good digestion, to assuaging nutritional abuses, and to control of cellulite. As an external balm, we should note that it provides beneficial action against muscular fatigue.

Italian sweet orange essential oil possesses the same virtues as its cousin from Spain and contributes in a similar fashion to relieving anxiety.

Eucalyptus globulus essential oil effectively combats all respiratory afflictions, such as asthma, emphysema and, of course, bronchitis. It is an expectorant but also a truly precious bactericide and antiseptic agent. This essential oil is more effective in massage, spray, or through the skin than taken through the mouth, and its benefits are even more evident when used in blends. Synergies: eucalyptus radiata, Scots pine.

Litsea cubeba essential oil shines for its undeniable calming, sedative, and anti-inflammatory properties. It opens the way for sleep by quieting the nervous agitation that fuels insomnia. Litsea cubeba essential oil extends its benefits all through the night and puts an end to unexpected dreams in the dark hours of the morning. Synergies: citrus, laurel, lavender, ylang ylang.

Peppermint essential oil is a general stimulant that works on a wide range of areas, from digestive functions to the heart. It is good to use it after allopathic treatment of the antibiotherapic type. It plays its anti-astenic role to the maximum. Its analgesic qualities are also highly regarded, and its action against nausea is valuable for travellers. Synergies: lemon, ginger, black pepper, fennel, citronella, rosemary.

Geranium essential oil is especially useful on the skin. It is a skin regenerator, applicable to scars or fungal infections of the skin, of the vagina, or of the digestive system (candidas). It is said to have an anti-diabetic action. It is a purifier. Synergies: lemon, lavender, vetiver, incense.

There are three varieties of rosemary (camphoraceous, cineolic, and verbenonic), which all are specific to the respiratory passages and act against all maladies of the ear, nose, and throat by virtue of their expectorant, analgesic, and anti-bacterial properties. Rosemary essential oil is also a tonic for the veins and arteries, excellent for preparing for strenuous physical activity and athletic competition.

Yuzu essential oil is naturally placed in the realm of citrus. It should suffice to say that it possesses an element linked to vitality and serenity. In the home it’s the ideal fragrance for the living and children’s rooms. On the other hand, if you work in an office yuzu essential oil will get everyone’s attention.

Angelica Root

Angelica root essential oil has a balancing and sedative effect on the nervous system. It effectively combats conditions of stress, fatigue, and anxiety-related troubles that disturb sleep or the digestive functions (knots in the stomach). It encourages restoration of balance to these functions, a precondition for all well-being.

Bergamot

Bergamot essential oil is used in the treatment of acne where fatty oils cannot be used. In general terms it works on dermatosis, eczema, itchiness, and wounds. As so many of the citrus oils it has calming and tonic qualities whether aiding digestion or energising the nervous system. Synergies: lavender, orange zest, petitgrain, ylang ylang, incense, patchouli, peppermint.

Black Pepper

Black pepper essential oil stimulates the digestive glands and effectively fights troubles of the appetite. Along these lines it is a sexual tonic and a good analgesic. It can also help to reduce fever. Synergies: fennel, peppermint, lemon, bergamot, tea tree, ginger.

Celery Seed

Celery essential oil is a tonic - as much in the nervous system as in the digestive system. Its diuretic effects and, consequently, its aid in eliminating toxins and purifying the blood have been known since Hippocrates. It is recommended for calming painful menstrual cycles and, in massage, it soothes rheumatism and arthritis.

Clary Sage, Green Ground

A map of the preference for sclarea sage essential oil comprises the pathologies and illnesses related to gynecology. It regulates the menstrual cycle, especially at crucial stages such as puberty and menopause, which of course affects general balance, including psychological troubles. This essential oil brings relaxation and allows a woman to overcome the mixture of physical and mental difficulties that sometimes accompany the physiology of a woman's body. Synergies: cypress, cedar, jasmine, bergamot, lavender, sandalwood, orange.

Coriander Leaves

Coriander essential oil is used principally in the area of digestion. Stimulating the secretion of gastric juices, it is equally welcome at the beginning or end of a meal (in its role as a spice this goes without saying). In external usage, coriander essential oil can help with rheumatic pain and can soothe ulcerated epidermis.

Cumin

Cumin essential oil comes from the seeds of the plant. It has been associated without the least hesitation to diverse stages of human nourishment because it possesses awakening and digestive virtues. In high doeses, cumin essential oil becomes an analgesic and, in combination with citrus essences, fights insomnia.

Cypress

Cypress essential oil is generous in its applications but above all works on the circulation of the blood, where it is a reliable veinal decongestant. In this way it happily re-balances the general tone in cases of nervous or physical fatigue due to bad food. Synergies: lemon, niaouli, tea tree, lavender aspic, eucalyptus, atlas cedar, rosemary, citronella, juniper.

Dill

Dill essential oil belongs to a group of oils that are gentle and free of toxicity. Thus it can be used confidently with young children. It is a stimulant and an anti-spasmodic digestive of the highest order which shows its strengths in cases of liver, gall bladder, or even kidney problems. In blends dill essential oil can have an interesting anti-depressive effect.

Ginger

Ginger essential oil is a powerful remedy for physical weaknesses. It awakens a fatigue-stricken system, especially in the digestive and sexual domains. It is also a significant purgative and fever fighter, as well as an effective agent against scurvy. In every area its action is tonic and stimulating. Synergies: lemon eucalyptus, Scots pine, white spruce, orange, thyme linalol, black pepper, citronella, lemon, fennel.

Jasmine Absolute - pure

Laurel

Laurel leaf essential oil is very active against degeneration. That is but one of its numerous applications. It demonstrates effectiveness in the case of pains produced by rheumatism or arthritis, and also by ulcers. It is not unsympathetic to the bronchial-pulmonary system where it displays anti-catarrhal qualities. Finally, it regulates the secretion of sebum, which recommends it for treating oily skin, acne, and boils. Synergies: eucalyptus, rosemary, ravensara, mandarin.

Lavender Haute Provence AOC

Lavender is the premier essential oil of its family because it offers benefits to every age of life. It is a powerful antispasmodic and anti-infection agent whose merits are revealed through a gentle unguent on the nape of the neck or on the soles of the feet. It is indispensible as a relaxant for agitated infants, while its healing and regenerating powers aid the systems of those challenged by a plenitude of years. Synergies: peppermint, neroli, sandalwood, lemon.

Levisticum Root

Levisticum root essential oil is useful in cases of food poisoning. It is a detoxifying oil which stimulates the liver and gall bladder. It combats psoriasis and is not without interest against bacteria and parasites.

Marjoram

Marjoram essential oil is used as an anti-depressant because it is an excellent neurotonic, appropriate for re-balancing the nervous system. It also possesses heating qualities that can ease painful menstrual cycles. Nonetheless, intensive usage should be avoided in cases of severe low blood pressure, because it can produce drowsiness. Synergies: lavender officinale, lavandin super, red and yellow mandarin, thyme linalol, geranium.

Neroli

Aging, sensitive or blotchy skin can all be treated using neroli essential oil, but it is above all in the domain of the nervous system that this essence reveals all of its attributes. Neroli is an effective sedative. It exerts positive action during anxiety attacks, particularly those associated with solitude, and the insomnia which follows them. To all it brings a feeling of inner peace and rediscovered serenity. Synergies: incense, rose, lavender, lemon, patchouli, sandalwood.

Oregano

It is imperative to dilute oregano essential oil in a fatty oil to attenuate its force and to never apply it directly to the skin or add it to bath water. Given these precautions, this oil reveals itself to be a major anti-infection agent, an immunostimulant, a fungicide and hypertensive to be taken on journeys to use against malaria, tropical fevers, and dysentery.

Spinach Absolute

Tarragon

Tarragon essential oil acts in a wide field. Nonetheless, it is particularly known to aid digestion. A sugar cube imbibed with several drops of tarragon essence calms an attack of hiccups. But this essence also prevents the onset of certain allergic reactions, if used two weeks prior to the pollenisation period. Finally, it is recommended in cases of muscle spasm.

Thyme, Thymol

Thyme essential oil is an anti-infection agent so powerful that its dosage requires prudent and reflective forethought. It's the order of the day in cases of repetitive infection that indicate immune system deficiencies. Its action allows the organism to better defend itself. Otherwise, taking note of its effects on tired joints, thyme is of great help to older people. Synergies: eucalyptus radiata, rosemary cineole, ravensara, laurel, lavender aspic.

Vanilla Absolute - Pure

Used in the food industry to flavor cookies and drinks. Gives a caramel flavor to ice cream.

Yellow Mandarin

Citrus essential oils are generally known for their calming qualities. Yellow mandarin is no exception. That's why it is always well received in relaxing massages or as an aerosol in childrens' chambers. Synergies: lavender, lemon, palmarosa, neroli, Roman chamomile.

Ylang-Ylang complète

Ylang ylang complete essential oil is particularly well suited to aromatherapy where it is used as a powerful tranquiliser, blood-pressure regulator, and antispasmodic. It eases the painful effects of stress, irritability, and mental contraction. Ylang ylang unbinds tension and encourages a kind of insouciance that enhances the exchange of caresses and the pleasure of the senses. Synergies: ginger, bergamot, sandalwood, citronella, patchouli, orange, and mandarin.

Shapely Silhouette Set

Composition of your anti-cellulite oil: Dilute 30 drops of Lemongrass essential oil and 30 drops of Geranium essential oil in 30ml of Madacamia vegetable oil. Applications: Massage the affected areas daily with a few doses of this synergy using lively movement. Repeat the application for one month. Ideal as complement to a weight-reduction programme.