Thyme oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
Ingredients: Thymus zygis flower oil. – Fragrance intensity: herbal, spicy. – Color: yellow, brown. – Part of the plant used: flowers of Thymus zygis.
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Ylang ylang oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
YLANG YLANG ESSENTIAL OIL. – Color: light yellow, yellow. – Fragrance intensity: floral.
Lavender essential oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
Ingredients: Lavandula angustifolia oil. – Color: colorless, light yellow.
Cinnamon bark essential oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
Valued for centuries not only for its flavor but also for its health benefits, cinnamon has been used in many cultures – from ancient Egypt to Greece to China, where it has its roots as far back as 2700 BC.
Basil essential oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
Basil (Ocimum basilicum) essential oil is highly valued in aromatherapy for its many therapeutic properties. Extracted from the leaves and flowers of basil, which is a popular plant in the kitchen, it has a distinctive, fresh, herbal fragrance with a hint of sweetness that has both stimulating and calming effects, depending on your needs.
Tea tree essential oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
It is one of the most highly regarded essential oils due to its powerful antiseptic properties and its extensive use in skin care and health. – Fragrance intensity: strong, fresh, herbal. TEA TREE ESSENTIAL OIL.
Oregano essential oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
OREGANO ESSENTIAL OIL. Composition: Origanum vulgare oil. – Part of the plant used: herb Origanum vulgare. – Color: yellow, green, brown. CAS: 84012-24-8 / 336185-21-8.
Marjoram oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
MARJORAM ESSENTIAL OIL. Ingredients: Origanum marjorama flower oil. – Color: light yellow, green. – Fragrance intensity: herbal, sweet. – Part of the plant used: flower stems of Origanum marjorama.
Clove bud essential oil pure natural aromtherapy 10 ml
Valued for centuries not only for its flavor but also for its health benefits, cinnamon has been used in many cultures – from ancient Egypt to Greece to China, where it has its roots as far back as 2700 BC.