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Brazilian Pepper
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2716 - Schinus terebenthifolius raddi, a therapeutic quality aromatherapy essential oil, steam distilled using wild-crafted plants and traditional methods, from Madagascar, obtained from the leaves of the tree.
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Curly Leaf Parsley
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2422 - Petroselinum crispum, a therapeutic quality aromatherapy essential oil from Austria, obtained from the whole plant.
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Dwarf Pine
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1765 - Pinus mugo m., (also known as Mugo Pine), a therapeutic quality aromatherapy essential oil, steam distilled using wild-crafted plants and traditional methods, from South Tyrol, obtained from the needles of the tree.
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Jack Pine
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1773 - Pinus divaricata, a therapeutic quality aromatherapy essential oil, steam distilled using wild-crafted plants and traditional methods, from Canada, obtained from the needles of the tree.
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Laricio Pine
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1764 - Pinus nigra laricio, a certified organic aromatherapy essential oil from France, obtained from the twigs of the tree.
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Lodgepole Pine
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1762 - Pinus contorta, a therapeutic quality aromatherapy essential oil, steam distilled using wild-crafted plants and traditional methods, from Norway, obtained from the needles of the tree.
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Norway Pine
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1775 - Pinus resinosa, a therapeutic quality aromatherapy essential oil, steam distilled using wild-crafted plants and traditional methods, from Canada, obtained from the needles of the tree.
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Parsley organic
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2430 - Petroselinum sativum, a certified organic aromatherapy essential oil from Egypt, obtained from the whole plant.
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Patchouli organic
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2401 - Pogostemon patchouli - has a very distinctive musky, exotic, warm and penetrating aroma, whose uplifting quality helps support the nervous system. It is an excellent anti-bacterial oil, and it is used in skin care.
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Peppermint organic
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2090 - Mentha piperita - with its strong, fresh, menthol-rich aroma, is known to everyone. It is invigorating, and, interestingly, has a cooling then warming quality. Make this a must for sports blends, for rubbing on tired feet, or for enlivening a tired mind.
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