Leaves & Needles Essential Oils

Purpose of use: For scenting rooms with a vaporizer.

Description and use: It is obtained by steam distillation from cypress needles and twigs and is colorless or pale yellow in color. It has a very fresh, herbal and evergreen scent. It refreshes rooms and lifts the mood. It is used to help with blood circulation, digestion and the respiratory system, and is also useful for oily and problematic skin. It has been used to help with coughs and bronchitis, varicose veins, menstrual problems, rheumatism... It works against muscle or menstrual cramps, against unpleasant odors, spasms varicose veins and soothes the respiratory system.

Purpose of use: For scenting rooms using a vaporizer.

Description and use: It is obtained by steam distillation of eucalyptus leaves and wood and is colorless. It has an intense fresh, herbal scent with a soft woody undertone. Excellent for helping with skin problems such as burns, calluses, superficial wounds, insect bites, skin inflammation, ... It also helps a lot with flu and colds and other respiratory problems.

Oils that can be mixed with: pine, thyme, lavender, rosemary, marjoram, cedar and lemon.

Purpose of use: For scenting rooms using a vaporizer.

Description and use: It is obtained by steam distillation of fir needles and is yellow-brown in color. It has a very fresh, woody, earthy and slightly sweet smell. It can help with bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia and other lung diseases, as it soothes coughs, stimulates the glands with internal secretion and improves blood circulation. It can also be used as an aid for arthritis, for massage for muscle pain, rheumatism and sinusitis. It is excellent for refreshing the air in hospital rooms, where it is used in a vaporizer.

Oils with which it can be mixed: chamomile, boswellia, lavender, lemon and myrtle.

Purpose of use: For room fragrance using a vaporizer.

Description and use: Obtained by steam distillation of pine needles. It is pale yellow in color and has a fresh, woody, sweet resinous evergreen scent. Refreshes, invigorates, stimulates, restores strength, and is very popular in aromatherapy as an addition to baths to invigorate tired muscles. It can help with arthritis, muscle or joint pain, gout and rheumatism. It is especially good as an aid to respiratory diseases, but is also said to help with hepatitis, inflamed gallbladder or bladder or urinary tract.

Oils with which it can be mixed: Intense scents are created if it is mixed with the following oils: clary sage, citronella, coriander, cypress, eucalyptus, boswellia, juniper, lavender, myrrh, rosemary, spikenard, tea tree.

Origin: France.

Purpose of use: For scenting rooms using a vaporizer.

Description and use: Obtained by steam distillation of rosemary leaves. It is pale yellow in color and has a very fresh, strong woody, herbal scent, which is also very popular in Mediterranean cuisine. Rosemary cheers up and helps with depression, mood swings and calms strong emotions. It can also be used in times of stress and strain. As an addition to cosmetic products, it is one of the best oils for very dry skin, and for anti-cellulite products, and is also suitable for scalp care, especially oily. It helps regulate sebum secretion, nourishes the scalp and gives hair a natural shine. Also suitable for itchy scalp and dandruff.

Oils that can be mixed with it: basil, bergamot, cedar, boswellia, ginger, lemon, orange, mint.

Purpose: For room fragrance using a vaporizer.

Description and use: Obtained by steam distillation of tea tree leaves. It is pale yellow or colorless and has a very fresh, medicinal scent with characteristic herbal and menthol undertones. It is known to strongly stimulate the immune system. Massage with (diluted) tea tree oil before surgery can strengthen the body and reduce post-operative shock. When used in a vaporizer, it can help with colds, measles, sinusitis and viral infections. In skin and hair care products, it is effective in treating acne-prone and problematic, oily skin, removes dandruff and helps against lice.

Oils that can be mixed with it: cinnamon, clary sage, cloves, geranium, lavender, lemon, myrrh, nutmeg, rosewood, rosemary and thyme.

Description and Uses: Obtained by steam distillation of tea tree leaves. It is pale yellow or colorless and has a very fresh, medicinal scent with characteristic herbal and menthol undertones. It is known to strongly stimulate the immune system. Massage with (diluted) tea tree oil before surgery can strengthen the body and reduce post-operative shock. When used in a vaporizer, it can help with colds, measles, sinusitis and viral infections. In skin and hair care products, it is effective in treating acne and problematic, oily skin, removes dandruff and helps against lice.

Oils that can be mixed with it: cinnamon, clary sage, cloves, geranium, lavender, lemon, myrrh, nutmeg, rosewood, rosemary and thyme.

Purpose of use: For air freshening rooms using a vaporizer.

Description and use: Obtained by steam distillation of the leaves of the cajeput tree. It is colorless to light yellow in color and has a very pleasant and fresh smell, somewhat reminiscent of camphor or eucalyptus, but with a fruity undertone. It helps with respiratory diseases, as it greatly facilitates breathing and helps with sore throats and coughs - it has even better effects than the better-known eucalyptus. It also relieves headaches and fatigue during illness. It lifts the mood and purifies the air. When in contact with the skin, it warms it and helps relieve pain in joints or muscles and rheumatism. It is also used for gout and gum pain after tooth extraction. It has an astringent effect, so it is suitable in products for the care of oily, problematic skin and eczema. It also helps remove lice from the scalp or fur of domestic animals.

It can irritate the skin, so it should always be used diluted and with caution.

Oils that can be mixed with: geranium, ylang ylang, rosemary, marjoram and other herbal oils.

Intended use: For scenting rooms using a vaporizer.

Description and use: Obtained by steam distillation of orange leaves. It has a fresh, woody scent with a fruity note and is light yellow in color. It restores and increases energy, stimulates our intellectual side, calms anger, restlessness or panic, and is used for insomnia. It goes well with fragrance blends for men. Excellent for creating products for the care of oily and acne-prone skin, as it helps to deeply cleanse it, and for deodorants.

Oils that can be mixed with it: all citrus, especially bergamot, as well as lavender, geranium, sandalwood, rosewood.

Intended use: For room fragrance using a vaporizer.

Description and use: Obtained by steam distillation of bay leaves. It is pale green to orange-brown in color and has a deep, sweet, spicy, fresh scent, somewhat reminiscent of cloves. It is very popular in the production of men's perfumes and cosmetics, especially because it can help with the care of irritated skin after shaving and impurities on the skin. It can also be added to massage oils or baths for a relaxing effect. It is also added to shampoos and other hair care products intended to combat hair loss. Due to its astringent effect, it is also welcome in cosmetic products for skin toning.

Oils with which it can be mixed: eucalyptus, lavender, geranium, rosemary, thyme, cedar, coriander, ginger, juniper berries, lemon, orange, rose and ylang ylang.