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Peppermint has a fresh, minty, sweet, herbaceous aroma. Its healing application extends to nervous disorders, the respiratory tract, muscle aches and pains, and skin problems. It is not only very refreshing but stimulating as well. Aromatherapists use Peppermint in treating asthma, nausea, colic, cramps, colds, fevers, fainting, headaches, mental fatigue, flatulence, and nausea. Peppermint may also help certain emotional conditions, such as depression, shock, migraines, nervous stress, vertigo, and faintness. It is useful in general respiratory disorders as well, whether they are caused by microbes or allergies. Peppermint is known to relieve pain from toothaches, rheumatism, neuralgia, muscular pains, and painful menstrual cycles, due to its effects on the circulatory system.

Petitgrain has a fresh, floral, citrus-y aroma. In skincare, it is recommended to help with various skin problems including balancing greasy skin and hair, toning the skin, and assisting with acne and excessive perspiration. It is calming, uplifting, and mildly sedating and can help with depression, relaxing the mind, and relieving stress and anxiety.

Pine Needle has a fresh, evergreen aroma. It is suggested for mental and physical fatigue and because of its expectorant properties, can help loosen congestion and relax the respiratory passages. Pine Needle makes a great oil to diffuse for colds and respiratory issues.

Rosemary has a herbaceous, sweet, and slightly camphorous aroma that is clarifying and invigorating. It is a stimulant and used to help sharpen memory and clear the mind as well as increase mental awareness. It can aid in increasing circulation and relieving pain in the joints. Rosemary is also said to help control dandruff, oily scalp, and skin, acne, and is said to encourage hair growth.

Rosewood has a soft, powdery, floral aroma. When used through inhalation, it is said to be good for depression, an overworked mind, and stress. It is beneficial in skincare formulations as it is said to help protect the skin from acne, dryness, dullness, and balance all skin types such as oily and dry. Its properties include anti-infectious, antibacterial, antifungal, and antiseptic.

Spikenard has an earthy, wood-like aroma, similar to Patchouli. It was used in ancient times as part of religious rituals. It is considered balancing, grounding, and aids in inward reflection. It has been known to help alleviate headaches, migraines, and insomnia and is said to be helpful for rashes and cuts. It is often used for skin conditions such as chronic dry, flaky skin, inflamed skin, wrinkles, and dandruff.

Spruce has a sweet, fresh, and uplifting aroma. Inhaled, it is suggested for exhaustion and fatigue. Due to its anti-fungal properties, it may be good for candida and it is used in formulations meant for muscle aches and pains. It is also often used in household cleaning products as well as room sprays and deodorants.

Star Anise has a strong, spicy, licorice-like aroma. It is used in aromatherapy to help balance hormones during menopause and to cool hot flashes, as well as help relieve coughing, colic, cramping, hiccups, and indigestion. Commonly used throughout the flavoring industry for cough syrups, cough drops, and liqueurs.

Tagetes has a minty, oily, green aroma that is slightly sweet. It is helpful for repelling insects and is said to have antiparasitic and antifungal properties. Commonly used to create “attar genda” which is a popular Indian perfume. Mainly used in the perfume industry. Excess exposure should be avoided as its main constituent, Tagetone is considered harmful to humans in large amounts.

Tarragon has a spicy scent with undertones of licorice. It is said to be helpful for all kinds of digestive issues caused by emotional distress, fatigue, and balance of the nervous system. It is often used as a flavoring and acts as good deodorizing oil.

Tea Tree has a warm, spicy, medicinal, and pungent aroma. It is a very powerful immune stimulant, helping fight infections and promote clear skin. A natural antiseptic, bactericide, fungicide, and anti-viral with anesthetic qualities, it is still gentle enough for everyday usage. Unlike most other antiseptic preparations, it can be used without causing an imbalance of the natural bacterial flora on the skin. It makes a good oil to diffuse during cold and flu season to help purify the air.

Thyme has a warm and herbaceous aroma. Because of its disinfectant and antiseptic properties, it is often included in household cleaners as well as in pharmaceuticals. It is said to help rejuvenate the nerves, sharpen memory and concentration, and help combat exhaustion and depression.

Set includes one 10ml bottle each of: Spruce, Rosewood, Pine, Fir Needle, Cypress and Cedarwood