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Food Grade Litsea Cubeba Berry Oil Essential Oil
The sweet little sister of the Lemongrass fragrance, Litsea Cubeba is a citrusy-scented plant that is also known as the Mountain Pepper or May Chang. Smell it once and it may become your new favorite natural citrus scent with so many uses in natural cleaning recipes, natural bodycare, perfumery, and aromatherapy. Litsea Cubeba / May Chang is a member of the Lauraceae family, native to regions of Southeast Asia and grows as a tree or shrub. Although grown extensively in Japan and Taiwan, China is the largest producer and exporter. The tree bears petite white and yellow flowers, which bloom from March to April each growing season. The fruit, flower and leaves are processed for essential oil, and the timber can be used for furniture or construction. Most essential oil used in aromatherapy is usually coming from the fruit of the plant.
Benefits and Uses
- Make yourself a fresh Ginger root tea add Litsea Cubeba essential Oil infused Honey – Here at the lab we like to infuse a few drops into 1 cup of raw honey. This Ginger Litsea Cubeba Tea will be a potent digestive aid!
- Auric Cleanse- Add a few drops on your hands and snap your fingers all around your body for a warm, citrusy fresh – uplifting energy enhancement.
- Diffuse a few drops for a refreshing and stimulating quick pick-me-up (relieves fatigue and blues). The scent is very uplifting yet calms the nervous system.
- Acne and breakouts- Mix 7-12 drops of Litsea Cubeba in a 1 Oz bottle of jojoba oil and dab it all over your face twice a day to cleanse the pores and reduce inflammation.
- Potent disinfectant and insect repellant which makes a wonderful household cleaner. Use it on its own or combine it with Tea Tree oil by infusing a few drops into water and use it as a spray mister spray to wipe down & cleanse surfaces.
Blends Well With
Basil, bay, black pepper, cardamom, cedarwood, chamomile, clary sage, coriander, cypress, eucalyptus, frankincense, geranium, ginger, grapefruit, juniper, marjoram, orange, palmarosa, patchouli, petitgrain, rosemary, sandalwood, tea tree, thyme, vetiver, and ylang ylangPrecautions
This oil may interact with certain drugs, may cause skin allergies, and is potentially teratogenic. Avoid while pregnant. Never use essential oils undiluted, in eyes or mucus membranes. Do not take internally unless working with a qualified and expert practitioner. Keep away from children.Before using topically, perform a small patch test on your inner forearm or back by applying a small quantity of diluted essential oil and apply a bandage. Wash the area if you experience any irritation.
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Clove Oil Wholesale Bulk Price 100% Pure Natural
Cloves are popular in Ayurvedic medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. They were once inserted whole into an infected cavity or applied as a topical extract to relieve pain and inflammation from a tooth. Eugenol is the chemical that gives clove its spicy scent and pungent flavor. When it’s put on tissues, it creates a warming sensation that Chinese herbalists believe treats yang deficiencies.
Benefits and Uses
Before you use clove oil, you need to dilute it. Clove oil should never be put on your gums undiluted because it can cause irritation and may lead to toxicity. Clove oil can be diluted by adding two to three drops to a neutral carrier oil, such as olive oil or canola oil. Then, the oil preparation can be dabbed onto the affected area with a cotton ball or swab. You can actually keep the cotton ball in place for several minutes to help it absorb better. Once you put the clove oil on, you should feel a slight warming sensation and taste a strong, gun-powdery flavor. The numbing effect is usually fully felt within five to 10 minutes. You can reapply the clove oil every two to three hours as needed. If you have more than one area of mouth pain after a dental procedure, you can add a few drops of clove oil to a teaspoon of coconut oil and swirl it in your mouth to coat it. Just be careful that you do not swallow it.
Side Effects
Clove oil is considered safe if used appropriately, but it can be toxic if you use too much or use it too often. The most common side effect of clove oil is tissue irritation that causes symptoms like pain, swelling, redness, and a burning (rather than warming) sensation.
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Eugenol Clove Oil Eugenol Oil Essential Oil For Dental
Eugenol is used as a flavor or aroma ingredient in teas, meats, cakes, perfumes, cosmetics, flavorings, and essential oils. It is also used as a local antiseptic and anaesthetic. Eugenol can be combined with zinc oxide to form zinc oxide eugenol which has restorative and prosthodontic applications in dentistry. For persons with a dry socket as a complication of tooth extraction, packing the dry socket with a eugenol-zinc oxide paste on iodoform gauze is effective for reducing acute pain.
Benefits
Eugenol demonstrates acaricidal properties results showed that clove oil eugenol was highly toxic against scabies mites. The analogues acetyleugenol and isoeugenol demonstrated a positive control acaricide by killing the mites within an hour of contact. In comparison to traditional treatment for scabies which is treated with the synthetic insecticide permethrin and with the oral treatment ivermectin, a natural option such as clove is much sought after.
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100% Pure Natural Organic Osmanthus Oil Multi-Purpose Massage Oil
From the same botanical family as Jasmine, Osmanthus fragrans is an Asian native shrub that produces flowers full of precious volatile aromatic compounds. This plant with flowers that bloom in the spring, summer, and autumn and originates from eastern countries such as China. Related to the lilac and jasmine flowers, these flowering plants may be grown on farms, but is often preferred when wild crafted. The colors of the flowers of the Osmanthus plant may range from slivery-white tones to reddish to golden orange and may also be referred to as “sweet olive”.
Benefits
Osmanthus has been shown in clinical research to reduce feelings of stress when inhaled. It has a calming and relaxing effect on emotions. When you are encountering major setbacks, the uplifting aroma of Osmanthus essential oil is just like a star that brightens the world that could lift your mood! Just like other floral essential oils, Osmanthus essential oil has good skincare benefits where it is able to slow down signs of aging, making the skin brighter and more fair.
Common uses
- Add a few drops of Osmanthus oil to a carrier oil and massage into tired and over exerted muscles to help sooth and bring comfort
- Diffuse in the air to provide concentration and reduce stress when meditating
- Helps to increase low libido or other sex related problems because of its aphrodisiac properties
- Apply topically to injured skin to help speed up recovery
- Apply to wrists and inhales for a positive aromatic experience
- Use in a massage to promote vitality and energy
- Apply to the face to promote hydrated skin
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Ginger Oil Hair Growth Essential Oil For Hair Loss
In aromatherapy applications, ginger essential oil gives off a warm aroma often associated with soothing implications. In the food and beverage manufacturing industry, ginger oil is used to flavor sauces, marinades, soups, and even as a dipping sauce. Due to its natural anti-inflammatory properties, ginger oil is found in a topical cosmetic and personal-care products, such as muscle massage treatments, ointments, or body creams.
Benefits
Ginger oil is extracted from the rhizome, or plant, so there are concentrated amounts of its main compound, gingerol, and the other beneficial components. The essential oil can be used at home internally, aromatically and topically. It has a warm and spicy taste and a potent fragrance. Ginger essential oil is one of the best natural remedies for colic, indigestion, diarrhea, spasms, stomachaches and even vomiting. Ginger oil is also effective as a nausea natural treatment. Ginger essential oil works as an antiseptic agent that kills infections caused by microorganisms and bacteria. This includes intestinal infections, bacterial dysentery and food poisoning.
Ginger essential oil removes mucus from the throat and lungs, and it’s known as natural remedy for colds, the flu, coughs, asthma, bronchitis and also loss of breath. Because it’s an expectorant, ginger essential oil signals the body to increase the amount of secretions in the respiratory tract, which lubricates the irritated area. Inflammation in a healthy body is the normal and effective response that facilitates healing. However, when the immune system overreaches and begins attacking healthy body tissues, we’re met with inflammation in healthy areas of the body, which causes bloating, swelling, pain and discomfort. When used as aromatherapy, ginger essential oil is able to relieve feelings of anxiety, anxiousness, depression and exhaustion. The warming quality of ginger oil serves as a sleep aid and stimulates feelings of courage and ease.
You can find and buy ginger essential oil online and in some health food stores. Because of its potent and medicinal properties, you want to choose the best product available to you, especially if you are using ginger oil internally. Look for a 100 percent pure-grade product.
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Pure Natural Cedar Essential Oil For Health Care
Cedar oil, also known as cedarwood oil, is an essential oil derived from various types of conifers, most in the pine or cypress botanical families. It is produced from the foliage, and sometimes the wood, roots, and stumps left after logging of trees for timber. It has many uses in art, industry, and perfumery, and while the characteristics of oils derived from various species may vary, all have some degree of pesticidal effects.
Benefits
Cedar Essential Oil is steam distilled from the wood of the Cedar tree, of which there are several species. Used in aromatherapy applications, Cedar Essential Oil helps to deodorize indoor environments, repel insects, prevent the development of mildew, improve cerebral activity, relax the body, enhance concentration, decrease hyperactivity, reduce harmful stress, ease tension, clear the mind, and encourage the onset of quality sleep. Used cosmetically on the skin, Cedar Essential Oil can help soothe irritation, inflammation, redness, and itchiness, as well as dryness that leads to cracking, peeling, or blistering. It helps regulate sebum production, eliminates acne-causing bacteria, guards the skin against environmental pollutants and toxins, reduces the chances of future breakouts, helps to eliminate unpleasant odors, and reduces the appearance of the signs of aging. Used in hair, Cedar Oil is known to cleanse and enhance circulation to the scalp, tighten the follicles, stimulate healthy growth, reduce thinning, and slow hair loss. Used medicinally, Cedar Essential Oil is reputed to protect the body against harmful bacteria, facilitate wound-healing, address the discomforts of muscle aches, joint pain or stiffness, soothe coughs as well as spasms, support the health of the organs, regulate menstruation, and stimulate circulation.
Because of its warm properties, Cedarwood oil blends well with herbal oils like Clary Sage, woody oils like Cypress, and even other spicy essential oils like Frankincense. Cedarwood oil also blends well with Bergamot, Cinnamon Bark, Lemon, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Thyme, and Vetiver.
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Skin Care Seabuckthorn Seed Oil 100% Pure Organic
Made from the tiny black seeds of the sea buckthorn berry, this oil packs a nutritional punch. Sea buckthorn seed oil is a traditional herbal health and beauty supplement. This natural, plant based oil addresses many needs and has many uses. Sea buckthorn seed oil is versatile as an oral supplement or topical skin care treatment.
Benefits
Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil oil is just as renowned for its antiaging benefits as it is for its skin healing benefits. Sea buckthorn repairs oxidative damage and has wonderful anti-aging properties. There are two types of Sea Buckthorn Oil that can be extracted from the shrub, namely fruit oil and seed oil. The fruit oil is derived from the fleshy pulp of the berries, while the seed oil is extracted from the small dark seeds of the small nutrient rich orange-yellow berries that grow on the shrub. Both the oils have a major difference in term of appearance and consistency: Sea Buckthorn Fruit Oil is a dark red or orange-red color, and has a thick consistency (it is liquid at room temperature, but becomes much thicker if refrigerated), whereas the Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil is paler yellow or orange in color and more fluid (does not solidify under refrigeration). Both offer an array of fantastic skin benefits.
Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil contains omega 3 and 6 in an almost perfect ratio along with omega 9 and is best suited for dry and mature skin. Recognized for its anti-aging properties, Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil is ideal for stimulating skin cell regeneration and for fighting signs of aging. Clinical studies have shown that the oil’s use on the skin can improve antioxidant levels and reduce the levels of reactive oxygen species. It can can also contribute to the reduction of the damaging effects of sun radiation due to the wealth of nutrients it contains. Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil is used in some shampoos and other hair care products, it has sometimes been used as a type of topical medication for skin disorders. Skin suffering from neurodermatitis benefits from the anti-inflammatory, wound-healing effects of this oil. Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil hydrates the skin and promotes the formation of collagen, a structural protein essential for youthful skin. The anti-aging benefits of collagen are endless, from helping to plump the skin and prevent sagging to smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles. Because of the generous amounts of vitamin E in Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil, its use may help wounds heal. The natural antibacterial properties of the oil may also aid in preventing wound infection.
Blends well with: Grapefruit, Frankincense, Rose Otto, Lavender, Schizandra Berry, Palmarosa, Sweet Thyme, Rosemary, Peppermint, Oregano, Bergamot, and Lime.
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Skin Care Seabuckthorn Fruit Oil Essential Oil
Our organic sea buckthorn oil is a useful and highly prized oil typically used in skin care. It can be applied directly to the skin or included within skin care preparations. This oil contains essential fatty acids, carotenes, tocopherols and phytosterols.
Benefits
Sea Buckthorn Berry Oil is used topically, specifically to treat damaged skin. With emollient components, and rich in beta carotene and Vitamin E, it promotes wound healing. The oil is highly concentrated, and can be used alone in very small amounts. However, it is best combined with other natural carrier oils and pure essential oils.
Ditch those chemically-laden acne products once and for all and let nature heal your skin! Acne is a result of inflammation in the skin and because one of the most well-known effects of sea buckthorn is its ability to drastically reduce inflammation, you can be sure you’ll be well on your way to that clear skin of your dreams when you start applying it topically. Sea buckthorn oil is excellent for reducing acne breakouts, because it signals the oil glands to stop creating excess amounts of sebum.
Sea buckthorn will reduce inflammation in the skin, prevent future flare ups, help to fade scars and promote an overall more even and smoother skin texture. Unlike conventional acne products, sea buckthorn will begin to heal your blemishes without ever drying out your skin. What you may not realize, is that those conventional and harsh products that dry out your skin actually increase your risk of breakouts.
Sea Buckthorn oil is just as renowned for its anti-aging benefits as it is for its skin healing benefits. Sea buckthorn repairs oxidative damage and has wonderful anti-aging properties. It hydrates the skin and promotes the formation of collagen, a structural protein essential for youthful skin. The anti-aging benefits of collagen are endless, from helping to plump the skin and prevent sagging to smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles.
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Natural Essential Oil Patchouli Oil For Perfume
Patchouli oil, with its recognizable musky, sweet, spicy aroma, is used widely as a base note and fixative ingredient in modern perfume and skincare products. In fact, you might be surprised to learn that some of the most popular products today contain patchouli. But it’s about more than a good scent—in fact, patchouli comes with a number of benefits for the skin, according to experts.
Benefits
Traditionally, patchouli has been used often as a medicinal ingredient to treat skin inflammations and scars, headaches, colic, muscle spasms, bacterial, and viral infections, anxiety, and depression. The Chinese, Japanese, and Arabs believe it to possess aphrodisiac properties. If using it on skin, it’s best to dilute with a carrier oil, as patchouli can be potent on its own. Patchouli is also frequently used as an aromatherapy product, placed in a diffuser to reap the most benefits. Another favorite way to use patchouli is in candle form. We’ve heard great things about Paddywax’s tobacco and patchouli candles. You can also use patchouli oil mixed with other essential oils to create your own moisturizers, massage oils, and more. It’s particularly nice when paired with jasmine.
Side effects
Patchouli oil is generally thought to be safe for use on the skin or inhaled when diluted. Remember, though, never apply pure essential oils directly to your skin without a carrier oil and never consume essential oils. This could cause skin irritation or other serious side effects.
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Mandarin Essential Oil Fragrance Oil Organic Therapeutic Grade
Of all the citrus essential oils, Mandarin Essential Oil is often thought to have the sweetest aroma, and it tends to be less stimulating than most other citrus oils with the exception of Bergamot Essential Oil. Although it’s not typically found to be as stimulating, Mandarin Oil can be a wonderfully uplifting oil. Aromatically, it blends well with many other essential oils including citrus, floral, wood, spice and herb families of oils. Mandarin Essential Oil tends to be a favorite of children. If desiring to diffuse a citrus oil in the evenings before bed, Mandarin Essential Oil may be the best choice.
Benefits
You really can’t go wrong by adding this sweet, citrusy essential oil into your beauty routine. If you have issues with acne, scars, wrinkles, or dull skin, Mandarin Essential Oil can help support glowing, healthy skin. Not only does this help maintain healthy skin, it also helps promote a healthy digestive system. If you have feelings of an upset stomach or constipation, use 9 drops of Mandarin per ounce of carrier oil in an abdominal massage to help relieve symptoms. Like most citrus essential oils, you can use Mandarin to enhance your cleaning products. Its sweet, citrus aroma brings upon a refreshing scent, so there’s no question why this wouldn’t be a great addition to DIY projects such as cleaners and scrubs. Most notably, you can use Mandarin Essential Oil to help improve the aroma of a stale room. Simply diffuse it into the air by placing a few drops into your diffuser to take in its refreshing benefits. Mandarin essential oil is considered a tonic for overall digestive system health. For abdominal pains caused by cramps and wind the antispasmodic action can give relief. Mandarin is also considered and anti-inflammatory and may help ease digestive upset caused by allergies or other inflammation. The essential oil can help stimulate the gallbladder and support good digestion.
Blends Well With
Basil, black pepper, chamomile roman, cinnamon, clary sage, clove, frankincense, geranium, grapefruit, jasmine, juniper, lemon, myrrh, neroli, nutmeg, palmarosa, patchouli, petitgrain, rose, sandalwood, and ylang ylang
Precautions
This oil can cause skin sensitization if oxidized. Never use essential oils undiluted, in eyes or mucus membranes. Do not take internally unless working with a qualified and expert practitioner. Keep away from children.Before using topically, perform a small patch test on your inner forearm or back by applying a small quantity of diluted essential oil and apply a bandage. Wash the area if you experience any irritation. If no irritation occurs after 48 hours it is safe to use on your skin.
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Bulk Star Anise Oil Health Care Food Grade for Soap Candle
Star Anise Essential Oil has an aroma similar to black licorice. Star Anise Oil can be useful in diffuser and inhaler blends intended to help ease bronchitis, colds and the flu. Star Anise Star Anise Essential Oil may also be helpful in aromatherapy blends that are intended to help digestion and muscular aches or pains.
Benefits
It’s clear to you that your skin needs quality oil to look and feel well-taken care-off. With natural properties that help your body fight off infections, anise provides you with an oil option good for your skin. It will deep clean your skin such that possible pores that cause acne get eliminated. It also has active ingredients that support the repair and healing process of your body skin. If you have ever held black licorice near your nose, you’re then aware of the kind of aroma anise produces. A small drop of the anise seed’s essential oil can make a notable change to any dull inhaler blend. That’s why it’s useful when it comes to easing colds, flu, and bronchitis when mixed with other inhaler blends. The fragrance properties found in anise gives it a rich and sweet scent good for aromatherapy products. As you start using anise, you will find a big difference in your life. You will start feeling healthier, calmer, happier, and finally younger. As part of the aromatic plants family, anise’s use dates back to ancient traditions. It was used both as conventional and folk medicine and is currently in use in the pharmaceutical industries. Just like other essential oils, it contains sedative effects which make it bring down hysterical and epileptic strikes. It achieves that by slowing down the respiration, nervous, and circulation processes. Essential oils, anise among them, are a great way of promoting your immune system health. Anise oil contains anti-microbial, anti-viral, anti-bacteria, and antioxidant properties. All those properties are important in making your body maintain harmony and balance within your immune system.
Blend well with
It’s recommended you dilute the oil well and put systematic drops to the blends until you reach the desired level. You can blend star anise with Caraway, Cedarwood, Ambrette, Cinnamon, Coriander, Mandarin, Mimosa, Lavender, Orange, Rose, Fennel, Clove, Cardamom, Cypress, Ginger, Pine, Jasmine, Dill, and Petitgrain.
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Vetiver Oil Best Quality 100% Pure Aromatherapy Grade Perfume
Through emotional and physical balance we often find clarity. With a woody and musky aroma, Vetiver inspires a harmonious state while promoting deep concentration. An extremely versatile essential oil, Vetiver has an alluring effect that can enhance sensual and romantic emotions.
Benefits and Uses
Vetiver oil is a cicatrisant, meaning it heals scars by promoting the regeneration of skin and tissue. It rejuvenates the skin and removes dark spots or signs of acne and pox. It’s also an anti-aging oil and effectively treats stretch marks, cracks and other skin disorders. Vetiver oil boosts the immune and nervous system, as it’s a natural tonic. Traditionally, vetiver oil has been used in aromatherapy for relaxation and alleviating emotional stress, panic attacks, trauma, anxiety, insomnia, hysteria and depression. Vetiver oil proved the most effective repellent because of its long-lasting activity. For thousands of years, vetiver grass has been used to make roof thatches, rugs, baskets and curtains. In India, vetiver roots are dried and then woven into window curtains; the curtains cool the fresh air that comes in from the window, so in the hot summer months the rooms are fresh and airy. Sometimes the curtains are sprayed with water so the hot air that passes through creates a cool and fragrant breeze.
Make your own vetiver water by soaking clean vetiver roots in cooled boiling water for 2–3 hours. Make sure to cover the pot as the roots soak. The water has a calming effect on the body, and it acts as a blood purifier. It can also be used to rinse your hair to give you a cooling and refreshing feeling.
Put 5–10 drops of vetiver oil in your bath water; because it’s both fragrant and cooling, using it in your bath prevents overheating and helps with relaxation and insomnia. To boost the calming results, combine vetiver oil with lavender and rose essential oils as well.
To benefit your mind and mood, diffuse 3–5 drops of vetiver oil or place 1–2 drops on your wrists, chest and neck.
Side effects
Vetiver essential oil is completely safe, being a non-irritant, non-sensitizing, and non-toxic substance. However, it should only be taken in a low dosage. If you are pregnant and during breastfeeding conditions then you can consult a physician first. Still, there are lots of information and research still going on related to the side effects of vetiver oil and contradiction with other medication.
