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Basil

Basil oil was traditionally used for bronchitis, colds, migraines, fatigue and gout and aches and pains. Basil encourages purposefulness and stimulates concentration.

Bergamot

Bergamot was traditionally used as an antiseptic, anti-spasmodic and as an anti-depressant. Bergamot stimulates concentration and confidence.

Black Pepper

Black pepper has traditionally been used an antiseptic, expectorant, diuretic and digestive. Black pepper aids with the breakdown of cellulite, colds, flu and aches and pains. Black pepper encourages flexibility.

Chamomile

Chamomile has traditionally been used for nerves, migraines, insomnia, inflammatory disease, insomnia amongst other uses. The oil encourages relaxation and empathy.

Camphor

Camphor is known to help with colds, fevers, flu, rheumatism and arthritis. Camphor oil encourages upliftment and purification

Cedarwood

Cedarwood has traditionally been used as an antiseptic, tonic and a diuretic. The oil also aids in bronchitis, acne and arthritis. Cedarwood encourages focus.

Clove Bud

Clove bud oil has traditionally been used for nausea, flatulence, bronchitis, infections amongst other uses. The oil encourages regeneration and stimulation.

Citronella

Traditionally Citronella has been used as an insecticide, deodorant, tonic and stimulant.

Clary Sage

Clary Sage was traditionally used for depression, nerves, sore throats, aches and pains and as a sedative. The oil encourages calmness, confidence and balance.

Eucalyptus

Traditionally, Eucalyptus has been used for sore throats, skin infections chest infections, aches and pains, rheumatisms and as antiseptic and anti-inflammatory oil. Eucalyptus oils encourage emotional balance, concentration and rationality.

Fennel (sweet)

Traditionally Fennel oils have been used for digestion, menopause, obesity, constipation, kidney stones and as a diuretic. Fennel encourages motivation and assertiveness.

Frankincense

Frankincense oil induces feelings of emotional stability, acceptance and inspiration. Traditionally these pure essential oils have been used for nervous tension, anxiety, depression and as sedatives. .

Geranium

Geranium oil has traditionally been used for depression, diarrhoea, diabetes, sores, neuralgia and nervous tension. Geranium encourages balance and tranquillity.

Ginger

Ginger oil was traditionally used for rheumatism, muscular aches and pains, colds and digestive disorders. Ginger encourages warmth and stimulates creativity.

Grapefruit

Traditionally, Grapefruit oil has been used as a tonic, for obesity, kidney and liver problems and as an aid with drug withdrawal.

Jasmine

Traditionally, Jasmine has been used for laryngitis, nervous tension, menstrual problems, anxiety, and depression lethargy and as a relaxant. Jasmine oil encourages upliftment, optimism, inspiration, and joy. Jasmine provides us with our personal haven to find a greater conscious resonating form within.

Juniper Berry

Traditionally Juniper Berry was used for liver problems, obesity, urinary infections, rheumatism, ulcers, coughs and a as a diuretic. Juniper Berry encourages strength sincerity and enlightenment.

Lavender

Lavender is a must for every home. It has traditionally been used for burns, wounds, dermatitis, headaches, nervous tension, eczema, dermatitis and insomnia amongst other ailments. It is said to encourage gentleness and comfort.

Lemongrass

Lemongrass has traditionally been used for infections, headaches and sore throats, respiratory problems, fevers, as a tonic, antiseptic and insect repellent. It is said to ease distress and encourage upliftment. Lemongrass helps us to forgive, forget and to understand that the outcome of our spiritual journey will depend on the choices we make.

Lime

Lime has traditionally been used to treat fevers, sore throats, headaches, depression and anxiety. Lime encourages alertness and assertiveness.

Marjoram

Marjoram oil has traditionally been used for sprains, bruises, colds, circulatory disorders, and insomnia amongst other uses. Marjoram encourages calm, serenity, balance and sincerity.

Neroli

Neroli was traditionally used to treat depression, anxiety, hysteria and menopause. Neroli encourages a sense of calm and helps uplift the spirit.

Patchouli

Patchouli was traditionally used to treat various skin infections, dandruff, and as an antiseptic, diuretic and insecticide. Patchouli oil brings a sense of sacredness of life. The oil encourages reasonableness and astuteness.

Peppermint

Peppermint oil encourages regeneration, concentration and vitality. It was traditionally used to treat inflammation, nausea, flatulence, indigestion, fevers, migraines and liver problems amongst other ailments.

Rose

Rose oil has traditionally been used to treat tension, stress, menstrual disorders and tension encourages contentment, happiness, sensuality. The oil is known to bring about harmony and comfort.

Rose Geranium

Rose Geranium oil is known to balance the nervous system and relieve depression and anxiety. The oil also has a balancing effect on the adrenal cortex and works wonders in relieving stress.

Rosemary

Traditionally, Rosemary oil has been used for gout, headaches, fatigue, rheumatism, skin infections, muscular aches and pains, dandruff obesity, as a nerve stimulant, heart tonic and liver decongestant. It said to encourage energy, confidence, concentration, stability and awareness.

Sandalwood

Sandalwood encourages serenity. The oil has traditionally been used for acne, cystitis, depression, menstrual problems and fungal and bacterial infections.

Tea Tree

Tee Tree oil was traditionally used as a natural antibiotic. The oil was used to fight fungal and bacterial infections.

Thyme

Thyme encourages balance. It is traditionally known for aiding with bacterial, viral and urinary infections. The oil acts as a tonic, a stimulant and raises immunity.

Yarrow

Yarrow has traditionally been used for inflammations, cramps, constipation, menstrual problems. Yarrow oil encourages harmony.

Ylang-Ylang

Traditionally, Ylang-Ylang was used for treating anxiety, depression and high blood pressure. It was also used as a sedative and a tonic. Ylang-ylang oil encourages confidence, warmth, sensuality, upliftment, joy and enthusiasm.