| Almond,
Prunus
dulcis
In Germany, a sweet called marzipan is made from
almonds and is used between layers of cakes and
eaten as a candy. Almond carrier oil used in massages
is known to be very moisturizing to the skin,
and is beneficial for stretch marks, pimples and
blackheads. Essential oil of Almond is comforting
to the emotions and instills the feelings of happiness
and merriment.
(Contained in Thank
You boxes)
Bergamot,
Citrus aurantium bergamia
Like all citrus essential oils this oil is refreshing
and anti-depressive. Its gently relaxing and deeply
calming effect rests with its regulating
effect on the nervous system. Bergamot helps to
relieve nervous depression and anxiety and brings
in positive energy. It supports self love, opens
the heart and uplifts us. Bergamot oil helps us
to relax and let go.
(Contained in Relaxation
boxes)
Basil, Ocimimum
Basilicum
This oil, widely used in Eastern medicine,
is commonly used for respiratory problems and
is an antidote for poisonous insect bites or snake
bites. Basil heals the nerves. It improves blood
circulation and helps with fighting fatigue.
(Contained in Energy
boxes)
Black Pepper,
Piper Negrum
The monks of India who covered considerable distances
on foot swallowed 7-9 grams of pepper a day which
gave them remarkable stamina.
Also an analgesic, antiseptic, and a stimulant
for the circulatory, digestive and nervous symptoms,
this oil also helps to dissolve energy blocks
which supports the release of emotions and helps
the body feel better.
(Contained in I'm
Sorry and Get
Well boxes)
Cardamom,
Elletaria Cardamomum
This oil was used by Hippocrates, the father of
western medicine. Cardamom
is considered to be a tonic of the body's vital
energy, and on a psychological level can restore
an "appetite for life". This oil stimulates and
clears the conscious mind, stimulates sexual energies,
and uplifts.
(Contained in Energy
boxes)
Camphor, Cinnamum
Camphora
Camphor is commonly associated with breathing
remedies. It is an expectorant,
good for the bronchioles and used for whopping
cough. It is also an analgesic. Camphor can be
made into a liniment for pain, stiffness and soreness.
Essential oil of Camphor helps to open us up and
bring in positive energy.
(Contained in Energy
boxes)
Clary Sage,
Salvia sclarea
Intoxicating Clary Sage essential oil was called
the "sacred herb" by the Romans and
is renowned for its ability to calm and relax
the mind. It is an anti-depressive and analgesic.
In other words, it strengthens
and relaxes. The net effect of this is mental-emotional
uplift and euphoria for which the oil is renowned.
It's earthy scent promotes a feeling of steadiness
and groundedness and help us come to terms of
loss.
(Contained in Condolences
and Romance
boxes)
Eucalyptus (Radiata),
Eucalyptus globulus
Eucalyptus was first used by aboriginal people
who used it to treat infections and fevers. This
oil is primarily used as a major expectorant.
It's antiviral, antibacterial
action makes it useful for the common cold, sinusitis,
laryngitis and chronic bronchitis. The fresh aroma
decongests while it simultaneously dispels melancholy
and revives the spirits, working to restore both
vitality and a positive outlook.
(Contained in Get
Well boxes)
Frankincese,
Boswellia carterii
Frankincense oil's most important sphere of action
is the nervous system. It is an important anti-depressive
and its ability to relax yet revitalize make it
excellent for treating both nervous tension and
nervous exhaustion. It calms, comforts and centers
us. It helps to stabilize
our emotions, quiet our mind and can be called
upon for states of mental agitation and worry
or when the mind is overwhelmed by thought. Frankincense
helps us to break free through promoting tranquility
and insight.
(Contained in Encouragement
boxes)
Grapefruit,
Citrus Paradisi
The essential oil of grapefruit is a mild diuretic
and helps break down fats which is why it is used
for cellulite massage. On a psychological level,
grapefruit benefits feelings of frustration, irritability
and moodiness. The oil is particularly
suited to those individuals who are tense and
under pressure. Grapefruit oil
dissolves energy blocks, and like Lemon, promotes
a lightness of Spirit and eases our hunger for
immediate satisfaction.
(Contained in I'm
Sorry and Thank
You boxes)
Hawthorn,
Acer crataegifolium
Is valued for assisting people with chronic heart
disease. Its high bioflavonoid content works to
increase the flow of blood to heart muscles and
reduces vascular degeneration.
Lavender,
Lavandula angustifolia
Natural Lavender essential oil is known as the
"universal oil" due to it's wide range of positive
effects on us, from being an anti-inflammatory
and analgesic. Referred to by some as an aromatic
Rescue Remedy, Lavender oil works to calm any
strong emotions that threaten the mind. Lavender
oil balances energy centers in our body, so therefore
it helps to center, stabilize, calm and comfort
us. Lavender oil has been referred to as the habit-breaker
and crisis smoother due to it's extremely soothing
effects.
(Contained in Encouragement,
I'm Sorry,
and Relaxation
boxes)
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Lemon,
Leptospermum
Petersonii
Like other citrus trees, the lemon originated
in Asia. The essential oil of lemon is actually
produced from the outer peel of the fruit and
essential oil of Lemon is one of the best oils
to decongest, cleanse and detoxify. It is known
for it's ability to clear phlegm. Lemon oil calms
and refreshes
us, dispersing confusion and easing worry. Lemon
oil can clear emotional confusion and alleviate
fears. Lemon oil can help to open the heart and
promote joy.
(Contained in Condolences
boxes)
Mandarin, Citrus
Reticula Blanco
In France, this oil is considered a safe digestive
aid for children and a remedy
for hiccups. In addition, it is useful for restlessness,
nervous tension and insomnia. Mandarin brings
forth communication with your inner child and
promotes joy and happiness.
(Contained in Romance,
Special
Occasion, and Thank
You boxes)
Myrrh,
Commiphora
Abyssinica
Therapeutic Myrrh was used in ointments and salves
of all kinds from Greek and Roman times to the
20th century. Like most essential oils
Myrrh is antibacterial and anti-fungal and has
been traditionally employed in the treatment of
mouth, throat and gum infections. Myrrh's effect
on the Spirit is one of inner stillness and peace.
(Contained in Encouragement
boxes)
Neroli,
Citrus aurantium
Beautifully fragrant Tunisian Neroli essential
oil soothes and calms the senses. Mixes well with
Orange, Ginger, Tangerine, Lavender, Rose, Jasmine
and Bergamot essential oils.
Orange,
Citrus aurantium amara
Is one of the best all around essential oils for
the digestive system and it improves the flow
of bile therefore improving the digestion of fats.
Orange essential oil
is used for alleviating nervous disorders. Orange
helps us to take a more relaxed approach, encouraging
adaptability and the smooth handling of events.
It's warm, sunny sweet aroma disperses moodiness
and irritability and instills a more positive
attitude.
(Contained in Get
Well boxes)
Patchouli,
Pogostemon cablin
Patchouli, as an antiseptic fumigant, was used
to prevent the spread of fevers and epidemics.
Also, as a valuable skin remedy, it is applicable
for a wide range of skin disorders. Patchouli
combines a
calming property with a gently stimulating one.
It grounds and soothes us. It is able to arouse
and uplift through its spicy warmth as it gladdens
and inspires
(Contained in Encouragement
boxes)
Peppermint,
Menta piperita
The smell of menthol stimulates, invigorates and
refreshes the senses. Peppermint is most effective
for the digestive system.
Petigrain,
Citrus aurantium
Petigrain oil is one of the classic ingredients
of eau de cologne. Petigrain
is a an antispasmodic, a stimulant for the digestive
and nervous symptoms and is used in cases of exhaustion
and stress related conditions.
(Contained in Energy
boxes)
Rose,
Rosa damascena or centifolia
As the "Queen of Flowers" rose oil has
a timeless link as a symbol of love and compassion.
Rose's sweet, gentle aroma brings warmth to the
soul, healing our emotional wounds and restoring
the trust that makes
it possible to love ourselves and others once
again. It's joy is tireless in relieving melancholy,
sadness, disappointment, sorrow, heartache and
depression. Rose's nature is to comfort and remind
each of us of the unique perfection of our soul.
(Contained in Heart Shaped Soap)
Rosewood,
Aniba
Rosaeodora
The pleasant, woody and flowery aroma of Rosewood
essential oil brings in positive energy, promotes
self acceptance, and opens us gently to Spirit.
(Contained in Encouragement
boxes)
Ruh Booty (Soul
Food)
This Ayuvedic (Traditional Indian) herbal combination
of Frankincense, Sandalwood and Myrrh, known as
Ruh Booty, (or soul herbs) is derived from the
respective
shrubs and trees, prior to the distillation process
(which is how most essential oils are extracted).
This beautiful formula will uplift your spirits
and help to unite Body, Mind and Spirit hence
assisting you in enjoying life to its fullest.
(Contained in Special
Occasion boxes)
Sandalwood,
Santalum album
The long history of Sandalwood cannot be overstated.
Its divinely sweet scent evokes a feeling that
is deeply
tranquil. By calming and quieting the mind Sandalwood
helps to encourage higher states of awareness
and can instill inner unity where body, mind and
spirit can realign as one.
(Contained in Encouragement,
Relaxation,
and Romance
boxes)
Vetiver,
Vetiveria zizanoides
An ancient remedy in Ayuvedic medicine, the root
and its essential oil are used to alleviate thirst,
heatstroke, fevers and headache. Vetiver renews
the strength of the body's
connective tissue and is used to relieve inflammatory
disorders of the joints and skin.
Vetiver's rich earthy fragrance sedates and restores
us. This oil centers and reconnects us. The oil
imbues us with the calm of Mother Earth and nurtures
us back to the place where we can replenish ourselves.
(Contained in Condolences
boxes)
Ylang-Ylang,
Cananga odoratum
Grown on the palm-swept beaches of Comoros Island,
Considered to be the flower of all flowers, Ylang-Ylang's
exotic, voluptuous aroma promotes the ecstatic
sense of merging and accounts for its aphrodisiac
power. Ylang-Ylang instills the sweetness of peaceful
paradise, opens and centers us, calms the nervous
system and is considered an anti-depressive. Ylang-Ylang
promotes our natural ability to experience both
pleasure and joy.
(Contained in Romance
boxes)
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