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Organic steam distilled essential oils. Not for consumption.
Please dilute essential oils before putting in bath or using on the bare skin.
When making a blend consider a top, middle, and bottom note.
Top or Middle note.
Balsam Fir smells fresh, crisp and coniferous.
Inhalation is said to be mood boosting and help clear the respiratory system.
Great in a diffuser or made into room spray. Balsam Fir is said to not only be mood elevating but also said to be good to purify the air of airborne pathogens.
Can add to the bath remember to dilute in a carrier oil.
Blends well with:
Cloves, Lavender, Lemon, Rosemary, Frankincense, Cedarwood, and most other tree scents
Top or Middle note.
Black Spruce is fresh, coniferous, woody, green and earthy. Inhale to enjoy the fresh and said to be energizing and uplifting. Black Spruce is also said to help relieve congestion, purifying and cleansing the air!
Diffuse to enjoy its fresh green coniferous scent.
Add to a carrier oil for massage or body oil to help ease muscular tension and joint pain.
Makes a beautiful room scent.
Makes a great natural cleaner.
Add to a bath or shower. Make sure to dilute it into a carrier oil before adding it to your bath.
Makes a great facial steam
Blends well with:
Lemon, Sweet Orange, Lavender, Frankincense, Peppermint, Rosemary, Spearmint, Fir,
Base note
Cedar Wood has a warm, woody and balsamic scent.
Inhaled it is said Cedar Wood is to be very grounding, Calming, emotional balancing, and on the other hand also said to be uplifting in its own soothing way.
Add to your diffuser or create a room spray for its grounding and calming scent. It is also said to be a bug and moth repellent.
Add to massage oil blend as it is said Cedar Wood is very grounding, calming and soothing.
Cedar Wood can be a great addition to your home made beauty blends as it is said to be soothing for acne prone skin and also a irritated scalp.
Blends well with:
Lemon, Orange, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Frankincense, Black Spruce, Sage, Balsam Fir
Top or Middle note.
Our Eucalyptus is fresh, woody, and medicinal. When I smell Eucalyptus it makes me think of the spa. Fresh and clean.
Use in diffuser
Inhale to refresh and clear the mind or sinus
Great to use for a steam to clear skin and respiratory system.
Wonderful to blend for making natural home cleaning supplies
Can be used in a blend for sore muscles
Blends well with:
Lavender, Lemon, Peppermint, Spearmint, Tea Tree,
Base note
Frankincense has an earthy, woody and warm like honey scent.
Frankincense is said to have a plethora of benefits and its very versatile. That is why it has earned the title KING of essential oils
When inhaled Frankincense is said to be calming and grounding.
Add to your diffuser or create your own room spray for its grounding aroma
Can be used in homemade beauty recipes. It's said that Frankincense can be helpful in reducing inflammation, redness and soothing to the skin.
Great addition to a relaxing bath. Just remember to dilute it into a carrier oil.
Add to a massage oil as it is said that frankincense is grounding and also maybe soothing to sore joints.
Blends well with:
Lavender, Lemon, Black Spruce, Sage, Balsam Fir, Orange, Cedar Wood, Rosemary
Top or Middle note.
Nope not a typo this is a type of lavender. It is a natural occurring hybrid between two lavender species Lavandula angustifolia aka True or English lavender & Lavandula latifolia aka Spike Lavender. Lavandin has a herbaceous undertone along with its gorgeous fresh and sweet floral notes.
When inhaled it can have soothing and calming effects.
Can be applied safely neat to sores, bug bites and other skin irritations
Great for diffuser, or made into a room or linen spray.
Add to a bath, or use as a facial steam.
Blend into a carrier oil for a massage or body oil.
Blends well with:
Almost Anything...Sweet Orange, Eucalyptus, Lemon, Frankincense, Cedar Wood, Black Spruce, Rosemary, Peppermint
Harlow tip- when blending Essential Oils and a blend is not going right or just needs one more thing to link all the essential notes together. Add a drop of lavender.
Top note.
Lemon Essential oil smells like fresh lemon rids just much more concentrated. Fresh, bright, energizing and clean. Sunshine in a bottle. This oil is photosensitive meaning it is extremely sensitive to UV light so can cause sunburn with long exposure to the sun.
Use in diffuser
Wonderful to inhale to clear brain fog
Great to use for a natural cleaning product
Very effective in removing sticky labels
Lemon can be added to skin care, but only at night.
Blends well with:
Lavender, Peppermint, Spearmint, Sage, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, Rosemary
Top note.
Lime essential oil smells like concentrated lime peels. Brightly citrus a bit sweet and tart. This oil is photosensitive meaning it is extremely sensitive to UV light so can cause sunburn with long exposure to the sun.
Inhale to enjoy its fresh scent, uplifting and may help clear brain fog
Inhale to help clear respiratory system
Lime essential oil is great in the diffuser or made as a room scent
Can be used in a blend for a natural cleanerGreat at helping removing sticky labels
Can be added for skin care but at night.
Blends well with:
Lavender, Frankincense, Cedar Wood, Black Pepper, Peppermint, Spearmint, Eucalyptus
Top note.
Peppermint has a menthol, crisp, cooling and fresh scent
Inhalation of peppermint oil can help with brain fog and bring more alertness
Diffusing peppermint oil can offer its very fresh scent and might assist some energy. Makes also a great room mist.
Peppermint can be lovely for a cooling massage of sore muscles. Remember a little goes a long way with this one. Dilute in your favourite carrier oil
Make a very fresh facial steam bath
Add peppermint to your own natural cleaner recipes
Peppermint can be used in a blend to help aid digestion.
Blends well with:
Lemon, Lavender, Spearmint, Tea Tree, Sweet Orange, Eucalyptus, Sage, Black Spruce, Balsam Fir, Rosemary and much much more...
Middle note
Rosemary has a warm herbaceous, invigorating and fresh scent. It can be very camphorus depending on the variety of Rosemary.
When inhaled Rosemary is said to be stimulating and help with clarity and focus.
Use in a diffuser or make into a room spray. Rosemary is said to be great for the respiratory system and help with mental clarity.
Great addition to a massage oil as it is said to be helpful with sore muscles, joint pain and circulation.
Rosemary can create a beautiful facial steam, as it is said to help with mental clarity, relieving to the respiratory system, and promote clear skin.
Blends well with:
Lemon, Lavender, Sage, Frankincense, Spearmint, Peppermint, Cedar Wood, Black Spruce, Eucalyptus
Middle note.
Sage has an earthy herbaceous, fresh, camphorus and warm scent.
Sage works well in a diffuser or made into a room spay
When inhaled can help with with nervousness, mental fatigue and headaches
Makes a beautiful and balancing facial steam bath
Can be used to heal wounds, cuts and bruises. Must be diluted into a carrier oil if applied to the skin.
Can be added to a bath. Just make sure to dilute it into a carrier oil before adding it to the bath.
Can also be used in a massage oil for sore muscles and joints.
Blends well with:
Lavender, Lemon, Rosemary, Frankincense, Black Spruce, Balsam Fir
Top note
Sweet Orange essential oil has a cheerfully bright citrus scent. It's said to be uplifting without being overstimulating.
Inhale to enjoy the uplifting but also said to be calming and relaxing.
Use in a diffuser to enjoy its clean and cheerful scent or make it into a room spray
Add to your favourite natural cleaner recipes.
Blends well with:
Top or middle note.
Spearmint has a softer mintiness than its cousin Peppermint. It has a velvet, fresh softness in its very own minty way.
When Inhaled spearmint is said to be calming, clear brain fog, and help open the respiratory system.
Great to add to a digestion blend
Use in a diffuser or make a fresh room spray
Can be very soothing in a blend for massage of sore muscles
Add to the bath, just remember to dilute in your favourite carrier oil.
Great for a facial steam
Blends well with:
Lemon, Lavender, Sage, Rosemary, Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, Black Spruce and much much more….
Middle note
Tea Tree has a woody, herbaceous and strong medicinal scent. Tea Tree is said to demonstrate antiviral, anti fungal, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties
Great for bug bites, fungus and other skin woes.
A great addition to your own natural cleaning recipe
*Harlow Tip - Use Tea Tree and Lavender together to help with blemishes, scars, and help promote healing. I recommend every medicine cabinet should have both lavender and Tea Tree. Together they are a wonderful healing team.
Blends well with:
Lemon, Lavender, Rosemary, Spearmint, Sage, Peppermint, Balsam Fir, Black Spruce,
