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Benefits and uses of Macadamia oil
Macadamia oil introduction of Macadamia oil You may be familiar with macadamia nuts, which are one of the most popular varieties of nuts, due to their rich flavour and high nutrient profile. However, what’s even more valuable is the macadamia oil that can be extracted from these nuts for a number...Read more -
Benefits and uses of cyperus rotundus oil
Cyperus rotundus oil Introduction of Cyperus rotundus oil Cyperus rotundus is often dismissed by the untrained eye as a pesky weed. But the small, aromatic tuber of this perennial herb is a potent ayurvedic and traditional medicine remedy. Thanks to its antioxidant properties, antimicrobial abili...Read more -
Benefits and uses of valerian oil
Valerian oil Introduction of Valerian oil Valerian Essential Oil is steam distilled from the roots of Valeriana officinalis. This pretty plant produces pretty pinkish white flowers, but it’s the roots that are responsible for the extraordinarily relaxing properties that valerian is known fo...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Coconut oil
Coconut oil Introduction of Coconut oil Coconut oil is usually made by drying the flesh of the coconut, and then crushing and pressing it in a mill to get the oil out. Virgin oil is made by a different process involving skimming off the creamy layer of coconut milk extracted from the freshly grat...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Wild chrysanthemum flower oil
Wild chrysanthemum flower oil You must have heard of wild chrysanthemum tea, what is wild chrysanthemum oil? Let’s get a look together. Introduction of wild chrysanthemum flower oil Wild Chrysanthemum flower oil has an exotic, warm, full-bodied floral aroma. It is a lovely addition to your ...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Houttuynia cordata oil
Houttuynia cordata oil Introduction of Houttuynia cordata oil Houttuynia cordata—also known as Heartleaf, Fish Mint, Fish Leaf, Fish Wort, Chameleon Plant, Chinese Lizard Tail, Bishop’s Weed, or Rainbow Plant—belongs to the family of Saururaceae. Despite its distinct odour, Houttuynia corda...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Tulip oil
Tulip oil Tulip Oil, earthy, sweet, and floral, is traditionally associated with love and prosperity. Today, let’s take a look at tulip oil from the following aspects. Introduction of tulip oil Tulip Essential Oil, also known as Tulipa gesneriana oil, is extracted from the tulip plant through st...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Perilla seed oil
Perilla seed oil Have you ever heard of oil that can be used internally and externally?Today, I will take you to understand the perilla seed oil from the following aspects. What is perilla seed oil Perilla seed oil is made of high quality Perilla seeds, refined by the traditional physical press...Read more -
Benefits and uses of MCT oil
MCT oil You may know about the coconut oil, which nourishes your hair. Here is an oil, MTC oil, distilled from coconut oil, which can help you too. Introduction of MCT oil “MCTs” are medium-chain triglycerides, a form of saturated fatty acid. They are also sometimes called “MCFAs” for medium-chai...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Stellariae Radix oil
Stellariae Radix oil Introduction of Stellariae Radix oil Stellariae radix is the dried root of the medicinal plant stellariae baicalensis Georgi. It exhibits a variety of therapeutic effects and has a long history of application in traditional formulations as well as in modern herbal medications...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Angelicae Pubescentis Radix oil
Angelicae Pubescentis Radix oil Introduction of Angelicae Pubescentis Radix oil Angelicae Pubescentis Radix (AP) is derived from the dry root of Angelica pubescens Maxim f. biserrata Shan et Yuan, a plant in the Apiaceae family. AP was first published in Sheng Nong’s herbal classic, which is spic...Read more -
Benefits and uses of Astmgali Radix oil
Astmgali Radix oil Introduction of Astmgali Radix oil Astmgali Radix is a plant within the Leguminosae (beans or legumes) family, with a very long history as an immune system booster and disease fighter. Its roots are in Traditional Chinese Medicine, in which it’s been used as an adaptogen for th...Read more