Sweet orange essential oil has a sweet, zesty and refreshing aroma.
Sweet orange essential oil is a fruity, tangy oil, extracted from the peel of orange fruits by mechanical cold pressing, to maintain the integrity of the active ingredients and for maximum yield.
Sweet orange is renowned for uplifting the emotions, calming nervous digestion, and encourages the elimination of toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system. It is used in aromatherapy to promote happiness and warmth and to relieve tiredness and listlessness.
On topical application, sweet orange aids in the absorption of Vitamin C, which is linked to collagen formation and the support of the skin’s natural integrity.
Sweet orange essential oil blends well with black pepper, frankincense, geranium, clary sage, coriander, lavender, may chang, rose otto.
Whilst sweet orange is the oil extracted from the peel, the orange flowers give us neroli and the orange leaves give us petitgrain.
The orange tree is native to China and India and is now also found throughout the Mediterranean region, Israel and the USA.
Sweet orange essential oil has a sweet, zesty and refreshing aroma.
Sweet orange essential oil is a fruity, tangy oil, extracted from the peel of orange fruits by mechanical cold pressing, to maintain the integrity of the active ingredients and for maximum yield.
Sweet orange is renowned for uplifting the emotions, calming nervous digestion, and encourages the elimination of toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system. It is used in aromatherapy to promote happiness and warmth and to relieve tiredness and listlessness.
On topical application, sweet orange aids in the absorption of Vitamin C, which is linked to collagen formation and the support of the skin’s natural integrity.
Sweet orange essential oil blends well with black pepper, frankincense, geranium, clary sage, coriander, lavender, may chang, rose otto.
Whilst sweet orange is the oil extracted from the peel, the orange flowers give us neroli and the orange leaves give us petitgrain.
The orange tree is native to China and India and is now also found throughout the Mediterranean region, Israel and the USA.
Tea tree is an essential oil with a pungent, fresh, medicinal aroma and with a slightly spicy, powerful undertone.
Although tea tree oil is comparatively new to aromatherapy compared to other oils, it is now widely used for its antibacterial, antiseptic and stimulating properties. Indeed, research has been conducted to investigate tea tree oil and its affect on the immune system and its anti-fungal properties, especially on treating skin conditions.
Tea tree essential oil blends well with spice oils, as well as lavender, rosemary, pine, ylang ylang and marjoram.
The Tea tree originates from New South Wales in Australia and is said to be similar to Cypress tree. It grows to about 20 foot and thrives in wetter soils such as marshes. Now the tree is typically cultivated in plantations but remains only in Australia. It is a tree with great vitality and strength and will flourish given the right environment. The tea tree is a useful and sustainable source of oil, as it is ready for harvesting every two years, even when chopped down.
Tea tree essential oil is extracted from the leaves or twigs by steam or water distillation.
Tea tree has been used traditionally by the Australian Aborigines to cure wounds. In circa 1927 the oil came to Europe and has been a favourite remedy in first aid kits ever since.
Tea tree is an essential oil with a pungent, fresh, medicinal aroma and with a slightly spicy, powerful undertone.
Although tea tree oil is comparatively new to aromatherapy compared to other oils, it is now widely used for its antibacterial, antiseptic and stimulating properties. Indeed, research has been conducted to investigate tea tree oil and its affect on the immune system and its anti-fungal properties, especially on treating skin conditions.
Tea tree essential oil blends well with spice oils, as well as lavender, rosemary, pine, ylang ylang and marjoram.
The Tea tree originates from New South Wales in Australia and is said to be similar to Cypress tree. It grows to about 20 foot and thrives in wetter soils such as marshes. Now the tree is typically cultivated in plantations but remains only in Australia. It is a tree with great vitality and strength and will flourish given the right environment. The tea tree is a useful and sustainable source of oil, as it is ready for harvesting every two years, even when chopped down.
Tea tree essential oil is extracted from the leaves or twigs by steam or water distillation.
Tea tree has been used traditionally by the Australian Aborigines to cure wounds. In circa 1927 the oil came to Europe and has been a favourite remedy in first aid kits ever since.
The Amour Natural Ultrasonic Diffuser allows you to create a calming mood or reviving atmosphere in your home or work place.
The Amour Natural Ultrasonic Diffuser can help you relax, feel invigorated or breathe more easily depending on your selection of essential oils.
No naked flame
Requires no heat source
Easy to clean
Also acts as a negative ionizer and mini humidifier.
100% pure essential oil. A fresh citrus fragrance with soothing and uplifting qualities.
May help ease depression & anxiety.
Sweet herbal scent.
Relaxing and Soothing.
Valuable for skincare.
5% dilution in light coconut oil.
A traditional remedy of Australian and Tasmanian aborigines who used the burning leaves in the form of a fumigation. A fresh penetrating, slightly sweet and camphoraceous fragrance.
Used as a decongestant and to stimulate body and mind.
Blends well with: peppermint, myrtle, rosemary.
Frankincense is regarded as a deeply spiritual oil and has been used throughout history for religious and medicinal purposes.
Frankincense is a wonderfully calming and fragrant oil.
