Discover the secret to wellness with Edens Garden's Galangal Root essential oil. Extracted from a plant that belongs to the ginger family, this oil is a beloved staple in many EO collections. Known for its culinary uses in Asian cuisines, Galangal Root essential oil brings more than just flavor to the table. It's a wellness powerhouse closely related to Ginger, but with a slightly larger and woodier profile. Galangal Root is rich in antioxidants, which makes it an excellent choice for boosting overall wellness. This potent essential oil is also known for amplifying intuition and meditation, making it a perfect companion for yoga practices. Moreover, it can be a secret ingredient in your massage oil blends, providing a pungent yet pleasant aroma while promoting healthy digestion. Incorporating Galangal Root into your daily routine is simple. Add a few drops to your diffuser during meditation for a calming ambiance, or blend it with a carrier oil for a revitalizing massage. For a DIY skincare hack, mix it with your favorite lotion or cream. Experience the magic of Galangal Root essential oil today, and let it guide you on your wellness journey.
I recently shared on Instagram that I was making some herbal extracts and many of you expressed that you'd love to learn how, too! Rest assured, it is ridiculously easy to make herbal tinctures and extracts, and will save you tons of money in the long run. What are herbal tinctures and extracts? Until recently, I
Homemade extracts are easy to make and are great for gifting. I like to make different ones and package them in decorative bottles. If you want to make these as gifts plan to make them well in advance because the extracts need to sit for up to four weeks until they are ready to use.
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Ayurveda is the ancient set of traditional practices that originated in India. Rose is an essential - Green-Beauty Co
LIVING LIBATIONS - Manuka Essential Oil Mesmerizing Manuka Essential Oil is steam distilled from the flowers of the Manuka shrub - a favorite feeding place for Australian honeybees. Mother Nature was making magic when she made the Manuka plant, and Living Libations has a phenomenal Manuka Essential Oil that gives you a bounty of botanical benefits in a drop of oil. Botanical Name: Leptospermum scoparium Botanical Family: Myrtaceae Extraction Method: Steam distilled Part of Plant Distilled: Leaves Country of Origin: Australia Cultivation Method: Wild Composition: 100% Leptospermum scoparium Consistency: Thin Scent Description: Rich, golden honey with an astringent-edge. Blends well with: Lavender, Cypress, Mastic, Tea Tree, Frankincense, Rose Otto, Lemon, Bergamot, Silver Fir, Myrrh, and Marjoram. Uses: Perfume. Regenerative skin serum. Mild on skin and may be applied neat. May be enjoyed in much the same way as Living Libations Tea Tree Essential Oil. Manuka is a magnificent feast of perfumed-pollen for Aussie honeybees and it is from this hive of activity that Manuka Honey is made. Bees are not the only ones who love this plant’s replenishing powers: Kakariki parakeets are also big fans - these birds chew the leaves into a paste, and apply the paste to their feathers! When it is good enough for the birds and bees, beauteous benefits for humans abounds! Manuka Essential Oil is blessed with the restorative essence of the Manuka shrub, which is one of the only plant species to completely regenerate itself after being cut down. You, too, can bounce back with this influential essential, which is wild-crafted in its native Australia. Steam distilled for purity, it is known to calm a concerned mind while increasing sensual desire. The aroma of this enchanting elixir is like golden honey mixed with fir needles.
It may seem like a daunting task, but extracting pine tree essential oil is actually a pretty simple process. Even better, when you make your own essential oils, you not only save money by eliminating the need to purchase costly store bought alternatives, but you also ensure that the oil is fresh ...
If you've read about how to make your own herbal tinctures and extracts, you know it's really rather easy to do! I love making my own herbal remedies because it allows me to customize for my needs, as well as save money. When I was working to heal adrenal fatigue, I learned about adaptogenic herbs that
Ayurveda is the ancient set of traditional practices that originated in India. Rose is an essential - Green-Beauty Co
Herbal infused carrier oils are a great way to reap the benefits of herbs. These herbal infused oils will make your skincare recipes pop.
Plant materials for making herbal oil infusions The key to making herbal oil infusions is in the choice of plant materials, such as : Calendula, plantain, chickweed, chamomile, lavender and comfrey…
Botanical Name: Pistacia lentiscus Country of Origin: France Cultivation: Organic Extraction Method: Hydro-Distilled Essential Oil Alcohol Soluble: Yes Oil Soluble: Yes Odor Grade: Excellent odor profile. Suitable for fine perfumery and aromatherapy Plant Part: Leaves Perfume Note: Middle/Top Aroma Family: Green, Herbal Odor Profile: Green, herbaceous, terpenic, slightly camphoraceous with balsamic, woody undertones Mastic or Lentisque essential oil is a bright, heady, terpene-like herbal aroma with warm, spicy woody & balsamic undertones. It can have a sharp camphor-like aroma when newly distilled that relaxes & rounds out over time. This oil is a remarkably fine distillation with a very clean odor profile. This tree is in the pistachio family and related to the sumac and is indigenous to the Mediterranean. Mastic essential oil is rich in monoterpenes like alpha & beta pinenes. Suitable for perfumery & aromatherapy. SDS & COA documentation available upon request. NOTE: This is a RAW MATERIAL to be used by professional perfumers who have experience working with concentrated aroma materials and understand the safety involved with handling such materials. This item is NOT a finished perfume, fragrance oil or body oil. It is an extremely concentrated raw material and must be diluted appropriately before use on skin. All sales of raw materials offered in the Perfumer's Organ are final. Returns cannot be accepted once product is opened and safety seal has been broken. Please purchase a small sample size of this material for evaluation before making a larger purchase. Vials of raw materials are filled using either a calibrated volumetric pipette or a scale if item is sold by weight. Although your vial may not be filled to the top, you are receiving the exact amount of product that you ordered. Pricing may change without notice to reflect current market pricing.
I love the warm and sweet aroma real vanilla adds to my homemade perfumes and skincare but won't use anything synthetic or chemically based when it comes to the health and safety of my family. I use therapeutic grade essential oils or make my own absolutes, extracts, and oil infusions when it comes to skincare in my household. I shoot for as pure as possible to incorporate the plants' medicinal properties into whatever I'm making, and vanilla has a long list of benefits. It's not difficult to do once you get the hang of it, and can be used for so many purposes! One of my favorite DIY absolutes requires only vanilla beans and vodka.
Here are 15 easy ways to substitute for almond extract when you're in a pinch or for those with a nut allergy + how to make your own!
You can extract oil from rosemary by simmering rosemary leaves in oil for three hours. Rosemary oil is a popular essential oil used in aromatherapy and massage.
Natural allergy relief! List of best essential oils for allergies, including DIY allergy blends, allergy diffuser blends, & more.
Welcome to Liquid Earth Shop Online Safely & Securely We provide a range of essential oil based creams and lotions that will help you enhance your state of wellbeing, help to nourish your skin and invigorate and revitalise your body. The wonderful properties of essential oils are not just
Cedar oil is produced from three types of tree families: junipers, Thuja and cedars. Cedar oils are extracted from the leaves, the bark and the berries, with one of two key processes -- either distillation or chemical extraction. The oil is an aromatic essential oil that has been used holistically ...
The perfect lotion bar recipe for anyone with dry, cracked skin.
Make your own Room Spray: easy, DIY air freshener with essential oils.
Love thieves essential oil but hate the price? Learn how to make thieves oil. It's super simple to make & will cost you less than $12!
You can extract oil from rosemary by simmering rosemary leaves in oil for three hours. Rosemary oil is a popular essential oil used in aromatherapy and massage.
BOTANICAL NAME: Piper cubeba SCENT: Java Pepper essential oil has a strong ,bitter and woody aroma. STRENGTH OF AROMA: Medium to Strong PLANT PART USED: Berries EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam Distillation. ORIGIN: Java, Indonesia COLOUR: Java Pepper essential oil has a pale to dark yellow hue CONSISTENCY: Thin NOTE: Middle
Botanical Name Melassa Officinalis Plant Part Leaf Extraction Steam Distillation Origin India Description: Melissa essential oil (commonly known as lemon balm) is a fragrant plant from the mint family. Like other citrus oils, Melissa essential oil is uplifting and rejuvenating, and is commonly used in tea, soaps and facial products. Melissa essential oil blends well with: Geranium essential oil, Lavender essential oil, Basil essential oil, Frankincense essential oil, Roman Chamomile essential oil, Rose essential oil, Ylang-Ylang essential oil. MSDS Sheets: Page1 Page2
Discover the mirth of marigolds with Living Libations concentrated Calendula Super-Critical Extract! It contains all of the essential oils, beneficial plant waxes, colourful carotenoids, and thick phytosterols making it far juicier than regular calendula infusion and almost identical to the flower itself. It is a super hero for skin. This bold, total extract combines the bright essence of marigold petals with opulent skincare properties. Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis Botanical Family: Asteraceae Extraction Method: Super-critical Extract Part of Plant Distilled: Flower Country of Origin: Hungary Cultivation Method: Organic Composition: 50% Calendula officinalis + 50% Lavandula angustifolia Consistency: Thick viscosity, like molasses. The added lavender makes this rich extract moveable. Scent Description: Pungent, hay-like, floral and earthy. Blends well with: Frankincense, Rose Otto, Cypress, Seabuckthorn, Saw Palmetto, Lavender, and Lemon. Uses: Supreme skincare. Stir into serums, massage oils, stretch mark mixes, and baby balms. Our super-strong extract of Calendula officinalis is a very thick, waxy consistency that is solid at room temperature; we have added organic lavender so that this bioactive botanical extract is in a ready-to-go, useable form. Simply add a few drops to any skincare concoction, carrier oil, beauty balm, or skin smoothing salve. Magical marigolds, magnificent marigolds! The petals of the marigold flower can be sprinkled or steeped in tea to drink or compress, or extracted into an oil to optimize its pure plant powers. The name "marigold" comes from the phrase "Mary's Gold," because the flowers were thought beautiful enough to belong to the Virgin Mary. Marigold oil has been used throughout the world for centuries by Tudor kings, Civil War soldiers, and 14th century herbalists for body and skincare. Born and blossomed in the Mediterranean, the ancient gods and goddesses of India wore crowns of marigolds, and in Medieval Europe, women dreamed of who they would marry by mixing potions steeped in the flower's golden petals. The delightfully pungent scent of Calendula Essential Oil merely hints at the many natural properties contained within a single bottle. Composition - 50% Calendula Officinalis + 50% Lavendula angustifolia "Here's flowers for you: Hot lavender, mints, savory, marjoram, the marigold, that goes to bed wi’the sun, and with him rises, weeping." ~ William Shakespeare
I have been experimenting with deet-free mosquito repellents for years! Before now I had to make my own completely from scratch because I won't use any essential oils other than Young Living Essential Oils on my skin. There's just too much corruption in the essential oil industry and after a ton of research, Young Living is one of the only companies I trust. To make my own completely homemade mosquito repellent I would use a little bit of vegetable glycerine, witch hazel or vodka, and then Citronella, Lavender, Eucalyptus, and Tea Tree (melaleuca alternifolia). I'd put it all in a
Learn how to make this DIY Disinfectant that is all natural, non toxic, cheap, and works like Lysol. This spray uses essential oils, white vinegar, and alcohol to deodorize, sanitize, and kill mold.
LIVING LIBATIONS - Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark Essential Oil Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark Essential Oil lifts the spirits into a lemon-scented state of cheerful clarity. This citrus-sweet oil is steam distilled from the twigs and branches of the Australian genus often known as Lemon-Scented Ironbark or Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark. Botanical Name: Eucalyptus staigerianaBotanical Family: Myrtaceae Extraction Method: Steam distilledPart of Plant Distilled: Leaves and branches Country of Origin: AustraliaCultivation Method: OrganicComposition: 100% Eucalyptus staigeriana Consistency: Thin viscosityScent Description: Sweet, light, lemon-fresh, verbena vibes, like lemon candy infused with bottled sunshine. In Living Libations: Foragers Cologne, Foragers Balm Blends well with: Eucalyptus, Bergamot, Frankincense, Cedar, Palo Santo, Leleshwa, Sage, Vetiver, Lavender, Geranium, and Patchouli. Uses: Dilute to use in sprays, serums, and lotions. Delightful to diffuse and use in a salt pipe. Excellent essence for all aspects of house cleaning. Diffuse throughout wellness rooms, a drop or two to the bath or dilute and massage into muscles. Excellent companion for walks in the woods and jaunts in the jungle to keep winged invaders at bay. Contraindications: Dilute if used topically as this oil can irritate sensitive skin. Diffusing is the perfect method for enjoying the lemony-freshness of Eucalyptus staigeriana. This lemon-fresh love letter from the Australian outback is often used to purify the air and sanctify sacred spaces as well as inspire peace and wellbeing. Milder and sweeter-smelling than traditional eucalyptus, at Living Libations they prefer the lovely lemony aroma of Eucalyptus staigeriana over Eucalyptus citriodora. The pure plant power makes it a popular choice for cleaning household surfaces and purifying the air through diffusion. Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark Essential Oil is a nifty natural cleaning agent; it can be used in the kitchen and on bathroom surfaces and neutralize odors from garbage or dirty laundry. It can be used to wash dishes, freshen laundry loads, or mop floors. This invigorating oil can also be used to clarify emotional congestion, as an uplifting aroma in the sauna or bath, or to calm children that are out of sorts.
Pine essential oil, also know as Scots pine oil, is the clear volatile extract obtained by steam distillation of the needles of Pinus
How to distill lavender essential oils and how to distill essential oils. This guide helps readers understand the basics of essential oil distillation.
Cedarwood oil is the essential oil from cedar. It has a pleasing scent somewhere between fresh pencil shavings and sandalwood. Cedarwood oil is used for perfumes and for muscle pain, headaches and other illnesses.
Are you wanting to learn how to use frankincense essential oil? These 10 Amazing Frankincense Essential Oil Uses will give you the inspiration that...
Grapefruit essential oil has many everyday uses, but my favorite is this invigorating body spray that includes lavender essential oil.
Repeat after us: Today is going to be a good day. Our super sudsy body wash is packed with antioxidants and made with clean ingredients, our invigorating formula cleanses without stripping skin of its natural oils. key benefitsorganic white tea extract builds elastin + collagenpine bark extract promotes good circulationcocoa extract hydrates + soothes smells likelavendernerolichamomile
