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Bay Leaf is steam distilled from the leaves and branches of the Bay tree. Its aroma is camphoraceous, herb-y, and warm. The dried leaves are commonly used as a culinary herb and the oil is included in massage formulations for muscular aches and pains such as arthritis and for aiding with poor circulation. It is also indicated to help with colds and virus infections and inhaled for respiratory support. Bay Leaf also has properties for controlling dandruff and promoting hair growth.

Myrtle has a fresh scent that is slightly camphoraceous. In ancient times Myrtle was used for remedying sore throats, coughs, and respiratory issues. When diffused, it helps with alleviating the effects of stress as well as is a great mood booster. Further, it is also said to be effective in treating thyroid-related problems and possesses antiseptic properties that are very effective in the treatment of skin wounds and other skin conditions.

Galbanum has a green, woody aroma that is slightly fruity. It has a very specific scent in that one will either love it or hate it. Emotionally, Galbanum is used to help resolve old emotional and spiritual problems. It is also used to assist with respiratory issues and in skincare, for acne, cuts, and scars. Its properties include analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiseptic, antispasmodic, balsamic, carminative, digestive, diuretic, emmenagogue, expectorant, hypotensive, restorative, and tonic.

Palmarosa has a sweet, floral, rosy, and herbaceous aroma. It is known to be antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal as well as an effective insect repellent. In skin care formulations, it can be helpful for balancing oily and dry skin and aiding in cell regeneration, especially for aged and wrinkled skin. It is said to calm the nervous system and aid in the release of anger and grief.

Caraway has an herbaceous, sweet, spicy aroma. The seeds are often used in cooking and the oil is commonly used to help with digestive issues such as heartburn and loss of appetite, constipation, menstrual cramps, and respiratory problems like excess phlegm. It is also helpful for skincare formulations to help stimulate the complexion and mouthwashes to stimulate local blood flow.

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Cumin has a spicy, musky, and nutty aroma. It is used in formulations for a massage to assist with poor circulation and lymphatic congestion. In Ayurvedic medicine, Cumin is used for digestive issues such as gas, spasms, and indigestion and for the nervous system to help with headaches, migraines, nervous exhaustion, and insomnia. Its properties include antioxidant, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antitoxic, aphrodisiac, bactericidal, and digestive.

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Cistus has a rich, warm and spicy aroma. It has been used as a skin rejuvenator, for treating infected wounds, skin ulcers, bronchitis, coughs, colds, as a fumigant when the infectious illness is around, and as an ambient aroma to facilitate meditation.

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.

Parsley Herb has a spicy, warm, green aroma. Mainly used in the flavoring industry but also can be used in cosmetics and perfumes, particularly men’s cologne. It is said to be good for digestion, flatulence, indigestion, and cellulite.

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.

Davana has an interesting aroma in that is it is sweet, fruity, woody, and rich but has an adaptive smell when combined with other essential oils or on the skin. Because of this adaptive aroma, it is commonly used in blends and perfume formulations. Its properties include antiseptic, antiviral, aphrodisiac, disinfectant, emmenagogue, expectorant, nervine, and sedative.

Sandalwood has a rich and sensual aroma that is sweet, woody, floral, and dry. It has an astringent effect on oily skin and helps soothe chapped, irritated skin. It balances the mind and spirit, aids in meditation, and calms the nervous system. It is commonly included in many perfume blends and skin care products for its healing and moisturizing properties.

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.

Cade has a unique aroma in that it is an oily, leathery, black smoke odor. It is most known to be helpful for skin irritations, especially dandruff, bad skin, and greasy hair, and is commonly used in hair and scalp formulations. It is also used in soaps for eczema and itchy skin as well as ointments and salves for a variety of skin problems such as psoriasis.