The products we use and their effects:

 

Essentials oils and oils effects:

 

Argan Oil:

Argan oil, known as "liquid gold," is a beautifully hued oil from the Argan Tree that is almost uniquely produced in Morocco. It is a renowned culinary and beauty product. Despite its expense—the traditional method of extraction is labor intensive.

 

Benefits of Argan oil:

One of the most common uses of argan oil is as a moisturiser. Being a natural oil, it hydrates, softens and protects the skin. Argan oil content vitamin E that makes it ideal in the skin.

 

Avocado oil:

Avocado oil is produced by extracting the fat from the pulp of the fruit. This makes it somewhat unique among other plant-based oils, most of which are extracted from the seeds of the plant, not the fruit itself.

 

Benefits of Avocado oil:

Vitamin E is an important fat-soluble vitamin that acts as an antioxidant in the body.
However, it can be hard to get enough of this vitamin, and it does not occur in significant proportions in many foods. Studies show that avocado oil contains around 24.5 mg of vitamin E per 100 grams.
Avocado oil is also a good source of antioxidants.

Avocado oil contains vital antioxidants like beta carotene, lutein, protein, lecithin, omega fatty acids, and vitamin E. These antioxidants help to strengthen the skin barrier and accelerate the healing of damaged skin. In addition, avocado oil helps to nourish skin and protect against UV rays.

Basil essential oil:

Basil essential oil belongs to the herbaceous aroma family.
The oil is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves and flowers. This extract has a medium-strength sweet-herbaceous aroma that’s faintly similar to liquorice.

 

Benefits of Basil Essential Oil :
Basil is an energizing essential oil. It is best used in the morning to start your day with a burst of energy. Keep diffusing it through the day to reduce fatigue, and stay energized and focused.
The antibacterial – anti-viral properties of basil essential oil make it very effective for easing symptoms of cold, flu, sinusitis but also of sour stomach .

 

Bergamot essential oil:

Bergamot essential oil belongs to the citrus aroma family.
The oil is extracted using by cold-pressing the rind of the bergamot fruit. It has medium strength, complex citrusy aroma with slight floral and bitter characteristics. Its subtle aroma is not as overpowering as some of the other citrus oils.

 

Benefits of Bergamot Essential Oil :
Bergamot has an uplifting aroma that infuses the space with a more cheerful, joyful ambiance. Diffusing this oil can help reduce feelings of stress, anxiety, and sadness.
When mixed with a carrier oil, bergamot helps combat oily skin and acne.

 

Cinnamon essential oil:

Cinnamon essential oil belongs to the spicy aroma family.
The oil is extracted by steam distilling the bark or leaves of the cinnamon tree. Both have a strong complex aroma that’s partly earthy and spicy with a woody undertone.
 

Benefits of Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil :
Cinnamon Bark essential oil has a warming, stimulating, and energizing aroma that helps combat seasonal anxiety and fatigue typically brought on during the colder months. Cinnamon has antimicrobial and antiviral properties.

 

Clove essential oil:

Clove essential oil belongs to the spicy aroma family.
It is extracted by steam distilling the flowering buds of the clove tree. The oil has a strong aroma that’s spicy, warming, and slightly woody, much like the spice itself but with a much stronger aroma.

 

Benefits of Clove Essential Oil :
Clove essential oil has pain-relieving properties but the oil is too potent to be used at full strength. Clove oil is particularly beneficial for reducing dental pain. This helps numb the area until you can get to a dentist.

 

Eucalyptus essential oil:

Eucalyptus essential oil belongs to the camphoraceous aroma family.
The oil is extracted by steam distilling the leaves of the Eucalyptus tree. The oils obtained from both trees have a medium-strength aroma that is primarily camphorous with sweet and fruity undertones. Eucalyptus radiate essential oil has a milder and more pleasant smell.

 

Benefits of Eucalyptus Essential Oil :
Eucalyptus essential oil is rich in Cineole, which is the ingredient that gives the oil its distinctive aroma and key therapeutic properties. It’s also what makes eucalyptus oil so beneficial for easing respiratory problems including congestion, sinusitis, colds, flu, respiratory tract infection, and stuffy nose. Eucalyptus is a common ingredient in several over-the-counter medications for respiratory issues. Topical application of diluted eucalyptus oil can help relieve headaches, and soothe muscular aches and pains.

 

Jojoba oil:

Jojoba extract, while commonly referred to as “jojoba oil,” is actually a liquid wax. The liquid wax esters in jojoba are the closest thing in the plant world to the sebum our skin produces, making jojoba incredibly compatible with our skin.
Jojoba is nontoxic (the Jojoba extract is pressed from a seed, not a nut) . Being a liquid wax  jojoba does not easily oxidize, making it remarkably shelf-stable and able to withstand heat without any loss in its properties, unlike most plant oils.

 

Benefits of Jojoba oil:
The skin is the body’s largest organ and is constantly exposed to the harsh environment, irritants, pollutants and, pathogens, which means that it often gets inflamed, both from outside and inside. Jojoba oil can be applied to the irritated, swollen, inflamed skin, and can quickly soothe those cells, thanks to the emollient qualities of this oil’s active ingredients. It can also be used as a body oil.

 

Rose Geranium Essential oil:

Geranium essential oil belongs to the floral aroma family.
It is extracted by steam distilling the leaves of the geranium plant. The oil has a strong floral aroma that’s primarily fresh and sweet with fruity undertones.

 

Benefits of Geranium Essential Oil:
Geranium has earned its reputation as one of the best essential oils for women’s health. It is particularly beneficial for supporting the reproductive system. Adding a few drops to your bath and soaking in it for a few minutes regularly can help reduce the intensity of symptoms associated with menstrual cycle and during menopause.
Geranium essential oil also contains ingredients that balance the production of sebum, which helps reduce acne flare-ups. The astringent properties of the oil make it doubly beneficial for acne, while also helping to manage dermatitis.

 

Jasmine Essential oil:

Jasmine  essential oil is extracted from Jasmine blossoms. The oil has a strong floral aroma that’s deep, rich, and exotic.

 

Benefits of Jasmine  Essential Oil :
Jasmine’s rich floral aroma has potent aphrodisiac qualities. A little goes a long way with its strong aroma, which is why it is seldom diffused by itself.
Jasmine essential oil is often used in massage oils, body creams, and candles or blended with other essential oils to create a romantic ambiance.
It is hugely popular in creating exotic, floral women’s perfumes.
Inhaling the uplifting aroma can help combat exhaustion and inspire feelings of optimism.
Topical application with diluted jasmine oil is great for dry and sensitive skin.

 

Lavender essential oil:

Lavender essential oil belongs to the floral aroma family.
It is extracted by steam distilling the flowers, leaves, and buds. The oil has a medium-strength floral aroma that is fresh and sweet with slightly herbaceous characteristics.

 

Benefits of Lavender Essential Oil :
Lavender essential oil is almost synonymous with aromatherapy. It’s rare to find someone who has heard of aromatherapy but hasn’t heard of lavender. Its reputation is not surprising. This is a versatile oil that finds use in several applications.
Lavender is well known for its sedative and calming properties. Inhaling its aroma helps to calm stress and anxiety and promotes sleep. It is one of the best essential oils to ease headaches and migraines.
Its strong antibacterial properties make lavender a must-have in your first-aid kit along with a carrier oil. Topical application of diluted lavender is very helpful for soothing allergies, bruises, cuts, burns, sores, and insect bites.
When gently massaged into the affected area, lavender reduces the pain of sprains and strains and helps reduce acne flare-ups.

 

Lemon essential oil:

Like most citrus oils, lemon essential oil is obtained by cold pressing the rind of the fruit. Steam distillation is never used to extract citrus oils as the heat destroys the properties of these oils.
The oil has a strong aroma that resembles that of fresh lemon rinds but in a more concentrated form.

 

Benefits of Lemon Essential Oil:
Lemon is another versatile essential oil that finds use in several applications but with a completely different set of properties.
Lemon essential oil has an energizing and uplifting aroma. When added to a diffuser, it fills the space with a strong citrusy, and cheerful vibe that combats fatigue. It is a great oil to use in the morning for an energetic start to the day or as a quick pick-me-up during an afternoon slump.
Its strong antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and detoxifying properties make this one of the best essential oils for boosting the immune system and reducing cold and flu symptoms. It is a common addition in many immunity-boosting synergy blends because of its ability to blend well with other essential oils. Can be used for disinfecting.

 

Orange Essential oil:

Might Prevent Infections, Wherever there is a cut or abrasion there is a risk of bacterial infection. The essential oil of orange can help people avoid both, septic fungal infections as they may inhibit microbial growth and disinfect the wounds. It also helps with skin care.

Peppermint Essential oil:

Peppermint essential oil belongs to the mint aroma family.
It is extracted by steam distilling the leaves, flowers, and buds of the Mentha Piperita plant. The oil has a strong aroma that is intensely minty and reminiscent of Peppermint Candies but with a more concentrated fragrance.

 

Benefits of Peppermint Essential Oil:
Peppermint is a hugely popular essential oil, both for its pleasant, cooling aroma and for its diverse therapeutic benefits.
The distinct aroma of the oil and the cooling sensation it induces are due to the high concentration of menthol. Inhaling peppermint’s aroma is refreshing and re-energizing.
Menthol also gives peppermint essential oil its pain-relieving properties, it can help soothe muscular aches and pains, and ease tension headaches.
Peppermint is one of the best essential oils for headache; Inhaling the cool, refreshing, menthol-filled aroma can also help calm the throbbing head and nausea.

 

Rosemary essential oil:

Rosemary essential oil belongs to the herbaceous aroma family,
The oil is obtained by steam distilling the leaves and flowers of the rosemary shrub. Surprisingly, the extracted oil does not smell the same as the freshly cut herb. It has a medium-strong aroma that is fresh, sweet, and herbaceous.
 

Benefits of Rosemary Essential Oil:
The aroma and actions of rosemary essential oil can be encapsulated in three words – Stimulating, Invigorating, Refreshing.

Rosemary oil gets its renowned decongestant and pain-relieving properties from its relatively high camphor content. Steam inhalation with a few drops of this oil is an effective decongestant and expectorant, it can help reduce pain associated with muscle cramping, arthritis, and rheumatism.
Rosemary essential oil is widely used in many natural skincare and haircare products. It stimulates hair growth, reduces dandruff, and brightens dull skin.

 

Sandalwood Essential oil:

Sandalwood essential oil belongs to the woody aroma family.
The oil is extracted by steam distilling the wood of the Santalum album tree. It has a medium aroma that’s deep, rich, and woody with sweet floral undertones.

 

Benefits of Sandalwood Essential Oil:
Its soothing scent is deeply calming and grounding and can help with anxiety. Sandalwood is also very good for chapped skin, it nourishes the skin.

 

Tea Tree essential oil:

Tea tree essential oil belongs to the camphoraceous aroma family.
The oil is extracted by steam distilling the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia plant. It has a medium-strength aroma that is fresh and medicinal, with herbaceous, woody undertones.

 

Benefits of Tea Tree Essential Oil:
Tea tree is one of the essential oil with strong antibacterial properties. . The oil must be diluted with a carrier oil such as jojoba or almond before topical application.
Tea tree is a must-have essential oil in any home for its immunity-boosting proprieties and effectiveness in fighting germs. It helps also an effective decongestant and expectorant and helps ease chest congestion and sinusitis symptoms, it can also helps calm itchy skin, sores, and insect bites.

 

Witch Hazel:

Witch hazel comes from a compound made of the leaves and bark of the witch-hazel shrub. Native Americans used to boil the stems of the shrub and use the resulting decoction to treat swelling, inflammation. Witch hazel is still commonly used to treat swelling and inflammation, among other health woes like acne, bug bites, haemorrhoids and bruising.

 

Benefits of Witch Hazel:
Treat Acne and Other Skin Conditions
As an astringent, witch hazel helps to tighten pores which can help prevent acne. This makes sense, since witch hazel has long been used to help fight infections reduce inflammation.

 

 

Rose water:

Rose water is created through the distillation of rose petals in steaming water.

 

Benefits of Rose water:

Rose water can help with the following:

Skin tonic
Skin hydration
Antibacterial/antifungal qualities

 

 

Aloe vera gel:

Aloe vera has been known for its healing properties and medicinal uses for at least 6,000 years. In the early days, it was considered a “plant of immortality”

Aloe vera contains many vitamins, minerals, and other active ingredients that give it many health benefits. Each aloe vera leaf has three main layers. There is an inner gel containing 99% water, and the remaining part made of amino acids, lipids, and vitamins.
Treatment of Skin Conditions Such as Psoriasis and Acne
Topical aloe vera and aloe creams that contain the leaf extract can have a calming effect on the skin and have been shown to reduce itchiness and inflammation
In addition to being anti-inflammatory, aloe has antibacterial properties and promotes wound healing, which makes it a potential complementary approach to treat acne with topical application

The plant is known for supporting skin hydration, moisture, and clarity. It’s rich in antioxidants such as vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E, and it contains seven of the eight essential amino acids

1.Help with dry skin:
One study showed how aloe gel can be positively used for improving skin integrity by decreasing the appearances of the lines and wrinkles, which is exceptionally important when it comes to the management of dry skin and also in cases of contact dermatitis.
2. Aids in treating acne:
Aloe vera gel is known to treat and improve acne problems. The topical application of aloe vera gel twice a day along with the use of medicated soap gel has been observed to benefit those who suffer from acne.
3. Relieves psoriasis:
Psoriasis is a skin disease that is characterized by the presence of red patches on the skin. These patches cause itchiness and soreness, which can be improved by the use of aloe vera gel.
Studies have shown that aloe gel can reduce the redness and scaling associated with psoriasis as it soothes your skin.

 

Aloe vera:

The plant is known for supporting skin hydration, moisture, and clarity. It’s rich in antioxidants such as vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E, and it contains seven of the eight essential amino acids

Aloe Vera 10x Concentrate is a pure natural liquid derived from the hollow interior of the leaves of the Aloe plant (aloe barbadensis Miller), consists of >75 components. Contains amino acids, enzymes, hormones, minerals, saponins, sterols, sugar (starch), lectins and vitamins.
Potent moisturizer, invigorating and soothing agent. Has been shown to improve the appearance of aging and dry skin. Skin feels more resilient and supple.

 

Uses:
• Apply Aloe vera directly to the skin, or as a spray to nourish or soothe and protect several times a day, whenever necessary.
• Spray as a toner or skin tenser, before applying your day cream
 

 

Vitamin E:

Vitamin E, making it perfect for skincare formulations. Unlike other forms of Vitamin E, it’s less prone to oxidation, which ensures your products stay fresh for longer. When applied to the skin, it transforms into active Vitamin E, delivering all its benefits effectively.

Benefits of Vitamin E Oil for Skincare
    1. Antioxidant Powerhouse
Vitamin E helps to protect your skin from free radical damage caused by pollution, UV rays, and environmental stressors. This makes it an excellent addition to anti-ageing skincare.
    2. Moisturises and Hydrates
With its emollient properties, Vitamin E Oil nourishes and locks in moisture, leaving your skin soft, smooth, and radiant.
    3. Promotes Skin Healing
Vitamin E supports skin repair, making it ideal for soothing dryness, scars, and minor skin irritations.
    4. Improves Skin Elasticity
Regular use of Vitamin E Oil can improve the skin’s elasticity and overall texture, giving you a youthful glow.

 

Avocado oil:

Avocado oil has numerous skin benefits because of its bioactive molecules, including fatty acids, folate, vitamin C, and vitamin E.
Vitamins C and E are potent antioxidants that can help protect the skin from damage from free radicals from UV rays and pollution, And fatty acids are great for moisturising and nourishing the skin barrier.
Avocado oil also has anti-inflammatory properties

White mineral:

White mineral oil (Ambase) is a colorless, oily, water-insoluble liquid. It’s found in cosmetics lotions and creams base, helps oily skin. Its uses include moisturizing the skin; treating dandruff, cradle cap, cracked feet, mild eczema, and other skin problems and removes earwax.

Hydrosol:

Hydrosols are aromatic waters and tend to be much gentler in nature.
Most of them can be applied to your skin undiluted, spraying them directly onto your face is generally safe, and some hydrosols are even gentle enough to use in a compress for your (closed) eyes. People with sensitive skin tend to enjoy the soft yet soothing effects of hydrosols.
They can even be used for babies and pets.  For pets, you should always let the animal choose whether or not it wants a hydrosol, instead of immediately spraying it on the animal’s skin or fur.
When aromatic plant materials are steam distilled, the water becomes infused with the plant’s water-soluble components.
Here’s how the hydrosol distillation process works…
    1. The botanical material is loaded into a still along with pure water. (At Aromatics, we use pristine mountain well water). 
    2. Pressurized steam passes through the plant, breaking open its essential oil “sacs.” 
    3. As the steam passes through a cooling coil, it condenses back into a liquid—a combination of water and essential oil. 
    4. The essential oil naturally separates, floating to the top. 
    5. And the water is now hydrosol!

 

Arnica oil:

What is Arnica Oil?

Arnica oil is produced from the blossoms of a perennial flowering plant called arnica, which belongs to the daisy family. The plant is native to Europe. It is often included in cosmetic and dermatology products, as well as soaps and shampoos, but only in minimal, diluted forms. Using pure arnica oil is only appropriate for topical use, and even then, allergic reactions may occur. The many benefits (and potential side effects) of this oil are due to the high levels of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, such as myristic, palmitic, linoleic and oleic acids, as well as thymohydroquinone, thymol and other volatile compounds.
Benefits and Uses of Arnica Oil
Arnica oil is often used by people who are seeking relief from arthritic pain, chronic inflammation, and acne..
Skin Care
The topical application of arnica oil is common for inflammatory conditions, such as eczema, psoriasis and even acne.

Reduces Arthritis Pain
One of the unique abilities of arnica oil  help reduce inflammation in joints and muscles, which can commonly accompany arthritis. 

 

Black seed oil:

Benefits:
Success with consistent ingestion of Black Cumin Oil for the following conditions:
*Allergies and sinusitis  *Anxiety and nervous tension  *Candida albicans  *Chronic fatigue  *Colds and flu  *Colic in babies  *Diarrhea, indigestion and heartburn  *Fungal and other infections  *Gallbladder stones  *Heart health  *Headaches and migraines  *High blood pressure  *Intestinal parasites  *Joint pain  *Kidney stones  *Lethargy and depression  *Muscle pain  *Prostate issues  *Varicose veins and even more!

 

Description:
Made from the seeds of the Nigella Sativa plant.
Additional reported therapeutic qualities of Black Cumin Oil:
Calms nervous system / Boosts immune system function and response / Boosts functioning of metabolic processes / Nourishes the skin and helps in the regeneration of damaged cells / Decreases the cholesterol level in blood / Prevents the development of inflammation in the cardiovascular system / Helps fortify and increase the elasticity of blood vessel walls / Helps clear up acne / Helps relieve backache, arthritis and rheumatism / Helps soothe burns / Boosts production of bone marrow / Helps with eczema / Improves respiratory problem / Eczema and psoriasis/ Pain and inflammation, e.g. arthritis, rheumatism / Respiratory issues / Helps with healthy cell growth.
Weight control / Immune system support / Healthy and shiny hair / Improved skin tone …….. and much more!

 

MSM:

Methylsulfonylmethane
Methylsulfonylmethane, more commonly known as MSM, is a popular dietary supplement used to treat a wide array of symptoms and conditions. It’s a sulfur-containing compound found naturally in plants, animals and humans. It can also be produced in a lab to create dietary supplements in powder or capsule form.
MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) is a popular supplement among people with chronic pain. Its main benefit is as an anti-inflammatory that offers some relief to people with arthritis and other types of inflammatory, muscle, or joint pain. It's also believed to protect cartilage.1
MSM is also believed to counter oxidative stress and improve antioxidant capacity. It's under investigation as a cancer treatment, as well. It passes readily through the blood-brain barrier and is distributed throughout the brain.
MSM is a naturally occurring sulfur compound found in many foods. In its pure form, it's an odorless, tasteless, white, water-soluble, crystalline solid.

 

Colloidal Silver:

Boost Your Immune System and Enhance Mental Clarity with Colloidal Silver

Discover the power of Colloidal Silver, a time-honoured natural solution known for its antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. For centuries, people have trusted colloidal silver to promote health and wellness, offering a natural defence against harmful microbes. Now, you can add this remarkable product to your daily routine and experience its potential to support your immune system and bring more clarity to your mind.

 

Why Choose Colloidal Silver?

1. Natural Immune Support: Many believe that colloidal silver helps boost the immune system, equipping your body to fight off infections and maintain wellness all year round. Whether you're battling the common cold or just looking for an immune boost, colloidal silver could be the natural ally you need.
2. Antimicrobial Powerhouse: With its long history of use as a natural antimicrobial agent, colloidal silver is often used to combat bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Incorporating it into your regimen may help protect your body from harmful invaders.

3. Wound Healing and Skin Support: Known for its soothing effects on the skin, colloidal silver is commonly found in medical dressings and ointments to promote faster healing for wounds, burns, and ulcers.

4. Promote Mental Clarity: Beyond its physical health benefits, many users report a renewed sense of mental clarity and focus when using colloidal silver. If you're seeking to sharpen your mind and stay focused, this might just be what you're looking for.

5. Inflammation Relief: Experience relief from inflammation as colloidal silver is believed to reduce swelling and soothe skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis.

 

Colloidal copper:

Colloidal copper is a popular health supplement. It’s similar to colloidal silver, which is also widely used for wellness and medical purposes.
To make colloidal copper supplements, microscopic molecules of copper are suspended in purified water. When purchased, it comes in a liquid, extract-like form that can be taken orally. It may also be used in other products.
According to the companies that sell colloidal copper, it’s more digestible than other forms of copper. Supposedly, this makes the health benefits from copper much more effective.

 

Benefits of Colloidal copper:
Anti Fungal, Anti Parasitic, Anti Viral, Anti Bacterial

 

 

Lemon Oil
Lemon oil is a great essential oil for pet odours, as it has a refreshing, citrusy scent that quickly eliminates unwanted pet smells.

Lemon oil is also antibacterial and antiviral, making it a great choice for pet owners who want to also protect their pets from illnesses.
Lemon oil is a natural deodorizing agent, so it is safe and non-toxic to use around pets

 

Ginger

Ginger is a great way to soothe your furry friend’s stomach during their cancer treatment.

Ginger for dogs has long been recognized as an effective natural remedy for nausea, which is a common side effect of chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

It helps reduce the inflammation in the digestive tract and stimulates digestion, thereby easing symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea.
Ginger essential oil for dogs with cancer can be used topically or aromatically.

 

Chamomile

 

Indulge your furry friend with the soothing benefits of chamomile, which can help ease their discomfort during cancer treatment.

Chamomile is known for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a popular choice for treating various ailments.

It can help alleviate anxiety, digestive issues, and skin irritations caused by chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
First, make sure to dilute it properly before application or ingestion.

Chamomile essential oil can be mixed with carrier oils such as coconut or olive oil to reduce its potency.

Second, avoid using chamomile on pregnant dogs as it may stimulate uterine contractions.

 

Frankincense:

 

Frankincense oil is extracted from the gum or resin of frankincense or olibanum trees, of the genus Boswellia carteri.

Common species used to extract essential oil include Boswellia carterii, B. frereana, and B. sacra.

The main components of this essential oil (depending on the species and chemotype) are alpha-pinene, octanol, alpha-thujene, octyl acetate, incensole, and incensole acetate. Frankincense has been a popular ingredient in cosmetics and incense burners for centuries.

 

Benefits:

Antimicrobial Properties
Improves Oral Health
Astringent Property
Regulates Menstruation
Frankincense essential oil can help with menopause effects. It also helps with other symptoms associated with menstruation and premenstrual syndromes (PMS), such as pain in the abdominal region, nausea, headache, fatigue, and mood swings.
Reduces Scars
Aids Digestion
Reduces Respiratory Issues

 

Helichrysum Essential Oil

 

Relieves Spasms
A spasm is an unwanted, unbalanced, or excessive contraction in the body. It may occur in the respiratory tract, lungs, muscles, nerves or intestines and may result in severe coughs, breathlessness, cramps, convulsions, and severe abdominal pains. In extreme cases, spasms can even be fatal. Therefore, it is always advisable to attend to it immediately. Helichrysum essential oil is ideal for helping these types of conditions. It is an antispasmodic and can give you quick relief in case a spasm begins, and it can also work as a preventative agent if inhaled regularly.

 

Protects Heart Health
As an anticoagulant, helichrysum essential oil can be a blessing for those who run the risk of heart attacks due to the thickening of blood because of a high cholesterol content. It can immediately provide relief in such cases by liquefying or thinning the blood. These days, extensive research is going on to derive anticoagulants from natural substances (even saliva from mosquitoes and vampire bats is being considered), since heart diseases and cases of heart attacks are growing at an alarming rate.

 

Prevents Allergies
This quality can also save your life in certain situations. Perhaps you may think it is an exaggeration because allergies are limited to some rashes on the skin and stomach aches. You might be surprised to know that these are only external symptoms or expressions of allergy. Allergies first show up in internal organs such as the liver, spleen, lungs, respiratory tracts, intestines, and even heart, and in extreme cases may result in severe attacks of asthma, cardiac arrest, unbearable pain in the stomach, convulsions, and even death. So why risk your life? Keep this oil within reach and use it without delay before visiting a doctor if you think that you may be experiencing a severe allergic reaction.

 

Dissolves Blood Clots
The essential oil of helichrysum helps clear the accumulation of blood or blood clots which result from a hemorrhage. This can be very helpful in clearing blood clots out of the brain after a brain hemorrhage. These clots often interfere with the normal functioning of the brain. It also helps dissolve or melt away such clots by stimulating the enzymes which do that.

 

Lowers Fever
Research suggests that helichrysum essential oil is effective in reducing inflammation resulting from fever since it is an antiphlogistic. This can help the patient feel less worn out and exhausted during fever, and it also aids in reducing the frequency of fever. [2]
Relieves Inflammation
Apart from giving relief to inflammation resulting from fever, this oil also provides relief from inflammation due to other causes and generally soothes the body. [3]

 

Reduces Cough
Being an antitussive, helichrysum oil gives relief from coughs that are stimulated by phlegm in the respiratory tracts or by itchiness in the throat caused by infections.
Protects Nervous System
Helichrysum oil is nervine, which means that it keeps your nervous system in order, strengthens it, and protects it from disorders. Regular use can protect you from nervous disorders that result from aging. It can help you reduce anxiety over insignificant things and generally lower stress levels.

 

Fights Infections
Fever is not a disease in itself; it is just a symptom which shows that the immune system of our body is fighting against infections or unwanted substances. This is why you will rarely see fever as a solitary symptom. It always accompanies colds, viral infections, bacterial infections or infections from wounds, liver malfunctions, pox, boils, allergic reactions or arthritis. According to a research published in 2014, helichrysum oil helps not only eliminate the root of fever but also reduces the fever itself. [4] [5]

 

Skin Care
This property of helichrysum essential oil makes your wounds and cuts heal quickly and scar marks disappear fast. It is equally effective in clearing up spots left on your skin by pox and boils. Also, helichrysum oil has long been used to fight acne as well. [6]

 

Acts as Expectorant
Helichrysum essential oil is also an expectorant. It provides warmth to the respiratory system, which loosens the deposition of phlegm there and does not allow new phlegm to be deposited. It gives relief from a continuous cough and congestion that show a sign of infection or illness.

 

Promotes Digestion
Helichrysum oil has cholagogic properties, which means that it promotes the discharge of bile into the stomach and helps neutralize acids, thereby promoting digestion, curing acidity, and reducing symptoms of acidosis.

 

Inhibits Microbial Growth
Helichrysum Oil inhibits microbial growth and protects the body against a long list of microbial infections.

 

Heals Wounds
This oil does not allow your wounds to become septic. It can be safely applied to wounds, cuts, pricks, and any other open sores that may attract infection.
Prevents Dehydration
This property of helichrysum oil makes the skin smooth, soft and helps it retain moisture. It prevents dehydration and cracking of the skin as well.
Prevents Fungal Infections

 

 

 

Copaiba Balsam Essential Oil

 

Copaiba Balsam oil has a mild, sweet, and balsamic aroma. It is known for its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties, often used in skin care and pain relief blends.
The Anti-inflammatory properties of natural Copaiba Balsam Essential Oil are strong enough to provide relief from all types of joints and muscle pain. The Antimicrobial properties of Copaiba Balsam oil can be used to treat some skin issues that arise due to infections and swelling.

 

Antimicrobial
Copaiba Balsam Essential Oil has antimicrobial, anti-fungal, and antibacterial properties. You can use it to treat any type of skin infection. The powerful antioxidants present in Copaiba Balsam essential oil fend your skin from free radicals that are mainly responsible for issues like wrinkles and fine lines.

 

Wound Healing
Antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties of Copaiba Balsam oil prevent the spreading of wounds and expedite the process of recovery. It also promotes healing by reducing the pain or inflammation that is associated with minor cuts, bruises, and wounds.

 

 

Castor oil:

Castor oil is a tasteless and odorless vegetable oil that is extracted by pressing the seeds of the castor plant, scientifically known as Ricinus communis. The health benefits of castor oil include improved skin and hair care, and providing relief from rheumatism, menstrual disorders, and constipation. It is also said to help in inducing labor and improving lactation.

 

What is Castor Oil?
Castor oil is a vegetable, while castor seeds are rich in triglyceride, which is what makes them so valuable. They also contain small amounts of a toxin called ricin, which is potentially deadly in concentrated or excess amounts.

 

About half a century ago, unbeknownst to many, castor oil was being inappropriately used as a medical treatment for many children. It was extensively used as a laxative, and most peculiarly, as a medicine against almost all ailments in children and the elderly. These possible illnesses ranged from a cough, cold, and fever, to constipation, and indigestion.
Castor oil was also used to treat other problems, such as ingestion of any poisonous material, tapeworms and roundworms, and skin diseases. Stomach malfunctioning was believed to be the root of all the problems. So, a thorough cleansing of your digestive system would eliminate them altogether. All the medicinal uses of this oil were mostly due to it’s germicidal, toxic, purgative, and disinfectant properties. [1]

 

Health Benefits of Castor Oil
Let’s have a look at what this powerful oil can do for us; the health benefits of castor oil include the following:

 

Boosts Immunity
Castor oil is thought to improve the lymphatic function, blood flow, and thymus gland health. Some think that this oil promotes the production of lymphocytes in the body which helps in fighting the toxins and other bacteria present in the body. Thanks to its ricinoleic acid content and immunity-boosting effects, it is often used as an effective purgative, thereby also preventing inflammation.
 

 

Honey:

 

Honey is an organic, natural sugar alternative with no additives that is easy on the stomach, adapts to all cooking processes, and has an indefinite shelf-life. It is made by bees and stored in wax structures called honeycombs. Honey is used as a sweetening agent in a wide variety of foods including baked goods, beverages, cosmetics, etc.
Honey is used in  Traditional medicine for its protective and healthful qualities
Honey contains a number of amino acids, vitamins (like Vitamin B complex and Vitamin C) and antioxidants. Honey has been used for millennia in Indian Ayurvedic medicine and other traditions.
Honey has antimicrobial properties
 

 

Lime Essential Oil

 

Health Benefits of Lime Essential Oil
Lime, like a lemon, is full of antioxidants and possibly other beneficial nutrients, as is its essential oil. The health benefits of Lime essential oil can be attributed to its properties as a potentially antiseptic, antiviral, bactericidal, disinfectant.
The essential oil of lime is extracted by cold compression of fresh lime peels or by steam distillation of its dried peels. 

 

May Treat Infections
The lime essential oil may have some antiseptic properties, and it can treat infections and might even protect against their development. When consumed, it can effectively help to treat some infections which may include infections of the throat, mouth, colon, stomach, intestines, and urinary system. It can be effective in curing sores, gangrene, psoriasis, ulcers, rashes, carbuncles, and other similar problems. It can be used to even treat viral infections of the respiratory system, including bronchitis. It can also be effective in fighting other viral infections which may include flu, mumps, coughs, colds.

 

Potentially Effective Disinfectant
Perhaps, lime oil is also known for its disinfectant properties. If added to food, it may protect it from getting spoiled through infection by microbes. When consumed, it can cure the microbial infections in the colon, urinary tract, kidneys, and genitals. When applied externally, it may protect the skin and wounds from infections and might help them heal quickly. It can also be used in a diluted state for applying on the scalp. This can strengthen the hair and might protect it from various infections which may include lice.

 

Might Prevent Signs of Aging
Lime essential oil can tone up muscles, tissues, and skin as well as the various systems that function in the body, which may include the respiratory, circulatory, nervous, digestive, and excretory systems. This tonic effect can help to retain youth, perhaps for a long time, and may prevent the appearance of aging symptoms which may include wrinkles and muscle weakness.

 

 

Coffee:

 

The benefits of coffee go beyond your morning boost, it has benefits for your skin.
Coffee can also help keep the skin hydrated. 

 

Coffee Is High in Antioxidants
Antioxidants help protect your skin from damage and coffee has a good amount of antioxidants. 

Antifungal and Antimicrobial 

Coffee has also antifungal and antimicrobial qualities

 

Calming Effects 
The antioxidants in coffee will have a calming effect on your body when it is applied topically. 
 

 

Cocoa Butter

 

Cocoa butter is is a type of vegetable fat that is extracted from cocoa beans used in chocolates, cosmetics, ointments, etc
Cocoa butter contains vitamin E.

 

Cocoa Butter in Skin Care
There is antioxidant in cocoa butter that protect the skin from outside environmental irritation or what damage the skin
 

 

Mandarin/ Orange oil

Boosts Immune System

One of the most well-known benefits of mandarins is their ability to strengthen the immune system, thanks to their high vitamin C content. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that helps boost the production of white blood cells, which are the body’s primary defence against infections and diseases. For individuals looking to stay healthy year-round and reduce the risk of colds, flu, and other viral infections, including mandarins in your diet is a smart choice.

Vitamin C also plays a critical role in speeding up recovery from illnesses and supporting tissue repair, making mandarins an important fruit for immune health.

 

Supports Healthy Skin
Mandarins are a powerhouse for promoting healthy, glowing skin due to their rich content of vitamin C and other antioxidants. 

 

Promotes Heart Health
Mandarins are excellent for promoting cardiovascular health. They contain potassium, a mineral that helps regulate blood pressure by balancing sodium levels in the body. High blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease, so consuming potassium-rich foods like mandarins can help lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Additionally, mandarins are high in fiber, particularly soluble fiber, which helps lower LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol) levels. By reducing cholesterol and supporting better circulation, mandarins help keep your heart and blood vessels healthy, lowering the risk of atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular problems.
 

 

Almond oil

Cold-pressed almond oil is extracted from almonds by pressing them with a modern steel press at room temperature. Cold-pressed oils don't use heat or chemicals.
Almond oil is a potent source of antioxidants, vitamins

There are two types of almond oil:

bitter almond and sweet almond. Each type has different properties and can be used in different ways
Bitter almond oil has a strong smell and is used in soaps and massage therapy. It's safe to use on your skin

Sweet almond oil comes from sweet almonds. It is commonly used as an ingredient in many skin care and hair products.
Almond oil has anti-inflammatory and immunity-boosting properties
 

 

 

Rosehip oil

Rosehip oil is extracted from the fruit of the wild rose bush. It is commonly found in regions like the Andes Mountains, Africa, and Europe. The extraction process typically involves cold-pressing the seeds and fruit to obtain the oil. 
Rosehip oil is recognized for its rich content of vitamins, antioxidants, and essential fatty acids. 

Rosehip oil is used in skincare products, oils, creams, powders, teas.

 

Benefit of Rosehip
The rosehip oil is a good home remedy for joint pains. One study said that rosehip powder could relieve joint pain without causing any side effects. This study talked about the benefits of rosehip powder, but this oil can also be effective in other forms.
You should apply rosehip oil to your joints multiple times per day because it can relieve joint pain, and its essential fatty acids can fight against inflammation.
Rosehip oil is renowned for promoting skin regeneration and repair, aiding in the healing of scars and improving skin texture

 

 

 

Marula oil

Marula Oil is derived from the Marula Tree, Marula Oil is cold pressed.
Usage of Marula oil in cosmetic to support skin health, repair damage caused by pollutants, reduce the appearance of maturing skin, calm acne-prone skin, reduce the chances of further blemishes, and prevent skin from losing moisture, facilitate the healing of irritation, inflammation, redness, and chapping, and ultimately revitalize and rejuvenate the complexion.

 

Used in hair, Marula Oil works to protect the scalp against harmful bacteria and inflammation, to balance the scalp’s natural oils, to clean and freshen without leaving it feeling dry or irritated. 

 

Used medicinally, Marula Oil works to diminish the appearance of scars, stretch marks, dryness, and cracking. It helps to eliminate harmful bacteria, prevent the onset of acne breakouts, address flaking, facilitate wound healing, and promote skin regeneration.

 

 

Coconut oil

Coconut Oil is the oil extracted from the “meat” inside the hard-shelled coconut. Coconut oil is solid at room temperature and has a very long shelf life.

 

Benefit of coconut oil
To moisturise and nourish skin: The same properties make coconut oil great for skin as well. Many people like to use it as a natural moisturiser. Its natural antioxidant properties make it great for stopping wrinkles and skin irritation.

 

Immune support:

Coconut oil has antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties that make it beneficial for immune support.
Coconut oil is a stable oil that doesn’t break down easily at high temperatures like other oils do. It doesn’t go rancid easily and has amazing nutritional properties. It is great for cooking.

 

 

Olive oil

Olive oil comes from the fruit of the olive tree

 

Benefit of Olive oil
Reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease
Reduce blood pressure
Reduce oxidative damage
Improve lipid profiles
Reduce inflammatory markers associated with cardiovascular disease
 

 

Grape seed oil

Grapeseed Oil/Grape Oil is extracted from the seeds which is typically cultivated to produce wine grapes.

Grapeseed Carrier Oil tightens and tones the skin, protects against sun damage, and reduces the appearance of blemishes, wrinkles, and stretch marks.

 

Usage/Benefit of Grapeseed oil
Used on skin, Grapeseed Oil cleanses the pores and balances oil production.
Used in hair, Grapeseed Carrier Oil contributes to its softness and smoothness while promoting its growth.
Used medicinally, Grapeseed Carrier Oil boosts circulation and reduces the appearance of varicose veins and cellulite while soothing tired muscles and boosting immunity.

 

 

 

Shea Butter

Shea butter is a fat produced from the seeds and kernels of the shea (Karite) tree. The shea tree is native to West Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. 
Its butter has been used internally and externally for centuries across the continent to soothe the skin.

 

Benefit of Shea Butter
Moisturises – The concentration of natural vitamins and fatty acids in shea butter makes it incredibly nourishing and moisturising for the skin. It remedies dry skin and helps protect the skin’s natural oils.
Reduces Inflammation – shea butter is anti-inflammatory and even potentially helps prevent skin mutations. Its anti-inflammatory properties make it beneficial for acne.
Smoothes Skin – Shea Butter aids in nourishing the skin to prevent it from drying, long-term use of it bring softening and strengthening as well as wrinkle reduction of the skin. 

 

 

Turmeric Oil

Turmeric essential oil is derived from the root of the turmeric plant,  It has been an important part of traditional medicine practice for thousands of years.

 

Turmeric Essential Oil Benefits and Uses
Turmeric essential oil has many health benefits and uses. 

 

Lowers Inflammation
Turmeric oil soothe inflammation associated with arthritis, gout, headaches, muscle pain, joint disorders

 

Detoxifies the Body

One of the active ingredients in turmeric essential oil help with liver health and detoxification and speeds the release of excess toxins, fats, and salts from the body.

 

Skin Care
Applying turmeric essential oil to the skin, in moderate amounts can help make skin look and feel younger, improve skin elasticity, reduce the appearance of wrinkles, and protect the skin from infection and irritation.