Essential Oils

Boswellia Serrata, generally known as Frankincense, is derived from the cloudy white sap that is secreted by the Frankincense tree. After the tree's sap droplets are left to dry and harden into tear-shapes on the...

The eucalyptus tree is commonly associated with koala bears, as eucalyptus leaves are their primary source of food. Most of the 700 varieties of eucalyptus grow like trees while others grow like shrubs. The tree...

Landscapes of Southern France and Greece are blessed with this statuesque evergreen. The cypress is a perennial, conical-shaped tree that towers about 80 feet (28 meters) high. It is an evergreen with dark green foliage, tiny...

Throughout history, cedarwood essential oil has been utilised by various cultures, such as Native American and Tibetan inhabitants. It was addressing ailments varying from lesser discomforts, including coughs and...

Citrus Bergamia Melarosa, more commonly known as Bergamot Sicilian, belongs to the Rutaceae family, which is better classified by the name Citrus. This tree's fruit is a hybrid between the lemon and the orange, giving the...

Lavender is a perennial evergreen plant that has provided the most used essential oil in the world for the past 2500 years. Flourishing in oceanic climates with dry, rocky, sandy terrain, Lavender can be found in the...