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NATIONAL BESTSELLER • Discover the life-changing benefit of essential oils and aromatherapy in this soup-to-nuts guide from the host of the Essential Oil Revolution summits
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The Natural Soap Making Book for Beginners: Do-It-Yourself Soaps Using All-Natural Herbs, Spices, and Essential Oils
Dhs. 72.00 AED
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Dhs. 72.00 AED
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Thyme ct. Linalool (Thymus vulgaris) Essential Oil
Dhs. 151.00 AED
Unit price perThyme ct. Linalool (Thymus vulgaris) Essential Oil
Dhs. 151.00 AED
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Plant description
| Latin Name : | Thymus vulgaris |
| English Name : | Thyme ct. Linalool |
| French Name : | Thym vulgaire à linalol |
| Family : | Lamiaceae |
| Origin : | France, Serbia |
History and Origin
Greek Thymos, “spiritedness, expressed passion”, is where the name thyme comes from. The Egyptians and Etruscans would use thyme and other plants to preserve their dead. Greeks burned thyme on altars, in public and in rich houses. Of course, thyme was also commonly used in the kitchen. It was also very often applied as a stimulating perfume. Romans would also use thyme to prepare a wide variety of cosmetics. As a symbol of courage, the image of thyme is used in Northern Europe until the Great Crusades. In the old days, maiden would embroider bees flying by a branch of thyme on scarves to protect their knights leaving for the land of barbarians.
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Thyme is tonic and energizing. Its mildness connects it to the frontal chakra, but it is also quite active on the level of the umbilical center of energy.
Thyme ct. Thymol (Thymus vulgaris) Essential Oil
From Dhs. 14.35 AED
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Plant Description
| Latin Name : | Thymus vulgaris thymoliferum |
| English Name : | Thyme ct thymol |
| French Name : | Thym vulgaire à thymol |
| Family : | Lamiaceae |
| Origin : | Hungary, Spain |
History and Origin
Greek Thymos, “spiritedness, expressed passion”, is where the name thyme comes from. The Egyptians and Etruscans would use thyme and other plants to preserve their dead. Greeks burned thyme on altars, in public and in rich houses. Of course, thyme was also commonly used in the kitchen. It was also very often applied as a stimulating perfume. Romans would also use thyme to prepare a wide variety of cosmetics. As a symbol of courage, the image of thyme is used in Northern Europe until the Great Crusades. In the old days, maiden would embroider bees flying by a branch of thyme on scarves to protect their knights leaving for the land of barbarians.
True Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) Essential Oil
From Dhs. 115.00 AED
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A wild True Lavender essential oil carefully hand-picked in southern France on the high Larzac Plateau. An exceptional oil.
Plant description
| Latin Name : | Lavandula angustifolia, Lavandula officinalis, Lavandula vera |
| English Name : | Lavender, True lavender |
| French Name : | Lavande vraie, lavande officinale, lavande fine |
| Family : | Lamiaceae |
| Origin : | France, Africa, India, Arabia, Spain, etc. |
History and Origin
True Lavender is a subshrub growing on the dry and sunny hillsides of southern France and other countries around the Mediterranean Sea. It comes with a long-standing reputation as a popular remedy. Known since Roman Antiquity as a perfume and aromatic, Lavender was named from Latin term lavare (meaning “to wash”). Not only using it to perfume linen, Romans also used it in private and public baths. But lavender was also known as a popular remedy against digestive disorders as well as a cosmetic care and insect repellant.
Hints
Against congestion
Massage around ear and lymphatic nodes with a few drops of pure lavender essential oil. You can dilute it in vegetable oil if you are too sensitive.
Against anxiety and stress episodes
Apply five or six drops around solar plexus (diaphragm) and massage breathing slowly and deeply.
To ease sleep
Blend one drop of essential oil with two spoonfuls of maple syrup. In your blender, mix 500 ml of yogurt with 250 ml of water until the mix if foamy. Add oil and maple syrup and drink cold before going to sleep.
Chromatography
Lot B-LAANFRA07S
France
- Terpene Ester: linalyl acetate (26,136 %)
- Monoterpenols: linalool (23,057 %), terpinen-4-ol (8,756 %)
- Sesquiterpene: beta caryophyllene (6,369 %)
Lot BLAANFRA01U
France
- Terpene Ester: linalyl acetate (36,29 %)
- Monoterpenols: linalool (24,11 %), terpinen-4-ol (+ lavandulyl acetate) (9,41 %)
Lot BLAANFRA09U
France
- Terpene Ester: linalyle acetate (33,77 %)
- Monoterpenol: linalool (28,72 %)
- Sesquiterpene: beta caryophyllene (5,6 %)
Lot BLAANFRA03V (2020/08)
France
- Terpene Ester: linalyle acetate (37,98 %)
- Monoterpenol: linalool (30,81 %)
- Sesquiterpene: beta caryophyllene (4,29 %)
Lot BLAANESP04V (2020/07)
Spain
- Terpene Ester: linalyl acetate (32,05 %)
- Monoterpenol: linalool (28,24 %)
- Monoterpene: cis-ocimene (6,18 %)
Lot BLAANFRA09X (2022/12)
France
- Ester terpénique : linalyl acetate (37,21 %)
- Monoterpénol : linalool (25,01 %)
- Monoterpène : trans-ocimene (5,61 %)
Lot BLAANFRA04Y (2024/04)
France
- Ester terpénique : linalyl acetate (37,21 %)
- Monoterpénol : linalool (25,01 %)
- Monoterpène : trans-ocimene (5,61 %)
Voile de Fraîcheur Home Fragrance | Aromatherapy Room Spray for Calm & Freshness
Dhs. 119.00 AED
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Dhs. 119.00 AED
Unit price perFeu Doux a warm blend of citrus and spices, inspired by the cozy festive atmosphere. A woody-spicy mist to scent your space and awaken the senses.
Wellness Duo Bundle: Let Go & Focus Roll-Ons
Dhs. 230.00 AED
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Dhs. 230.00 AED
Unit price perDiscover balance and clarity with our Let Go & Focus Roll-On Bundle. This duo pairs two carefully crafted essential oil blends designed to support your emotional well-being and daily performance.
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Let Go Roll-On: Release tension, invite calm, and restore inner harmony with a soothing blend of spruce, petitgrain, and other uplifting essential oils. Perfect for moments when you need to reset and let go of stress.
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Focus Roll-On: Enhance concentration, mental clarity, and productivity with a refreshing blend of peppermint, rosemary, and lemon essential oils. Ideal for study sessions, work, or whenever you need a natural boost of focus.
Why You’ll Love It:
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Handcrafted with pure essential oils
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Free from synthetic fragrances and additives
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Convenient, portable roll-ons for on-the-go use
White Pine (Pinus strobus) Essential Oil
From Dhs. 15.37 AED
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Plant description
| Latin Name : | Pinus strobus |
| English Name : | White pine, Eastern White Pine |
| French Name : | Pin blanc |
| Family : | Pinaceae |
| Origin : | Canada |
History and Origin
White pine is a tall tree measuring between 30 and 35 meters in height. It is one of our most precious commercial tree. White pine grows rapidly and sometimes reaches extraordinary dimensions (90 m. in height and 250 cm in diameter). Its height, resistance to decomposition, the lightness and homogeneity of its wood, the quality of its grain, its easy use and the quality it has not to bend or crackle when it dries make it a very useful tree. White pine played an important economic role in the French Canada. It was notably used to build ships, in a time when St. Lawrence River was the main traffic lane. The Royal Navy used to select standing trees needed to build the Royal float. But the time of the White pine is over and well. Indeed, the intensive harvesting made during the XIXth century to feed the Canadian market and extensively provide the United-States with low cost material as well as a parasitic disease largely affected the populations. White pine used to be a monument in our forests.
In the Native herbal tradition, White pine is notably used to treat cough, colds, cuts and wounds, inflammation, kidney problems and respiratory disorders.
Chromatography
Main Composants
- Monoterpenes: Alpha-pinene (10 % to 30 %), beta-pinene (10 % to 30 %), delta-3-carene (7 % to 13 %), myrcene (3 % to 7 %), camphene (1 % to 5 %).
Plant Description
| Latin Name : | Picea Glauca |
| English Name : | White Spruce |
| French Name : | Épinette blanche |
| Family : | Pinaceae |
| Origin : | Canada |
History and Origin
White spruce has a transcontinental range, from Newfoundland and Labrador to the West, across Canada. Widely spread in St. Lawrence Valley, this conifer tree is closely linked to the survival of Native people and settlers. In a way, it is Quebec’s eucalyptus. Traditionally, its needles are used for inhalations and fumigations, to treat flu, pulmonary problems and cough as well as to fortify women after parturition. It also enters in thepreparation of decoctions made to treat renal problems or disinfect wounds. Abenaki people drink a decoction from the cones to cure urinary problems. The internal bark is crushed to prepare a pomade applied on the wounds. The resin is chewed as a laxative. It can also be melted and added to a body fat to make an ointment for wounds.
Product Description
Plant Description
| Latin Name: | Daucus carota |
| English Name: | Wild Carrot |
| French Name: | Carotte sauvage |
| Family: | Umbelliferous |
| Origin: | Canada |
History and Origin
Daucus carota, originally from Eurasia, is present in undulating lands of South-Western Quebec. It doesn’t reach further North because of the drop in temperatures. Wild carrot is a pubescent herbaceous plant with umbels of white flowers. In Native herbalism, an infusion of the full-blooming blossoms is taken for diabetes. The decoction of the roots is taken by men to treat blood disorders, pimples, paleness and loss of appetite. In women, it is used to treat fallen womb. Besides, the decoction is used for urine stoppage.
Wintergreen (Gaultheria fragrantissima) Essential Oil
From Dhs. 25.59 AED
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Plant Description
| Latin Name : | Gaultheria fragrantissima |
| English Name : | Wintergreen |
| French Name : | Thé des bois, gaulthérie odorante |
| Family : | Ericaceae |
| Origin : | Nepal |
History and Origin
Our Northern wintergreen (Gaultheria procumbens) likes to grow in coniferous regions; and it grows better in sandy soils. Its generic name has been given for Jean-François Gaulthier (1708-1756), botanist and King’s physician in Quebec. He was the one who communicated the existence of the plant to Linné through Pier Kalm. Wintergreen grows as a shrub below 20 cm tall and bears between June and July white flowers that transform into tiny red fruits. Its leaves are evergreen, and that is where its common name came from “Wintergreen”. Wintergreen is present in Canada, Asia and Central America, where it grows much taller. For distillation, it would not be wise to collect the resource here, since it is so reduced in size. That is why the essential oil is imported from Nepal, where it grows abundantly in the wild and in altitude
Energetic and Emotional Effect
The energy of wintergreen helps reflection so that ideas can materialize integrality and independence. It enhances wisdom from intuition and knowledge. It helps us be less rational and logic when needed.
Chromatography
Lot GAFRNPL12N (n.a.)
Nepal
- Ester: methyl salicylate (97,40 %)
Lot B-GAFRNPL07R (n.a.)
Nepal
- Ester: methyl salicylate (99,59 %)
Lot B-GAFRNPL11R (2017/09)
Nepal
- Ester: methyl salicylate (99,65 %)
Lot BGAFRCHN10S (2018/02)
China
- Ester: methyl salicylate (99,71 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL01T (2018/12)
Nepal
- Ester: methyl salicylate (99,852 %)
Lot GAFRNPL08T (2019/06)
Nepal
- Ester: methyl salicylate (99,803 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL12T (2018/12)
Nepal
- Ester: methyl salicylate (99,852 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL09V (2021/01)
Nepal
- Ester : methyl salicylate (99,902 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL11W (2022/08)
Nepal
- Ester : methyl salicylate (99,876 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL11W1 (2022/08)
Nepal
- Ester : methyl salicylate (99,876 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL07Y (2024/07)
Nepal
- Ester : methyl salicylate (99,63 %)
Lot BGAFRNPL09Y (2024/09)
Nepal
- Ester : methyl salicylate (99,65 %)
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) Essential Oil
From Dhs. 25.20 AED
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From Dhs. 25.20 AED
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Plant Description
| Latin Name: | Achillea millefolium |
| English Name: | Yarrow |
| French Name: | Yarrow |
| Other names | Common Yarrow, Soldier's woundworth, Nosebleed plant |
| Family : | Asteraceae |
| Origin: | Canada, Hungary, South Africa |
History and Origin
Yarrow is a perennial plant largely distributed in Quebec's dry lands such as fields, shores and seaside rocks. It was named after the famous character, Achilles, who used it to heal the wounds of his soldiers during the Trojan War. As you can see, yarrow has thousands of years of experience in terms of healing the wounds of humans. It is so ancient in medicinal use that traces of yarrow were found in Neanderthal burials. Yarrow stands among the most versatile plants on Earth, and its highly complex chemical composition is an indicator of its numerous functions.
Used all over the world, it is also one of the most important medicinal plants of Amerindians, who use it as a cold remedy, febrifuge, analgesic, dermatological and respiratory aid, diuretic, gastrointestinal aid, and a relief for different hormonal disorders for women .
Chromatography
Main components
- Monoterpenes : sabinene (5% to 10%), beta-pinene (3% to 7%), myrcene (3% to 7%), alpha-terpinene (1% to 5%)
- Monoterpene Oxide : 1,8-Cineol (5% to 10%)
- Monoterpene Alcohol : 4-carvomenthenol (1% to 5%)
- Sesquiterpene Alcohol : chamazulene (1% to 5%)
- Sesquiterpene : germacrene D (10% to 30%)
Ylang-ylang Complete (Cananga odorata) Essential Oil
From Dhs. 19.95 AED
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From Dhs. 19.95 AED
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Plant Description
| Latin Name : | Cananga odorata |
| English Name : | Ylang-ylang |
| French Name : | Ylang-ylang |
| Family : | Annonaceae |
| Origin : | Madagascar |
History and Origin
This essential oil is extracted from a small tree that comes from Indo-Malaysian tropical areas. Subsequently, the tree was naturalized by the European explorers in most of the tropical islands of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Ocean. The Latin name of ylang-ylang « Cananga » is simply derived from the original name of the plant in Malay (Kananga ou Kénanga).
The distillation of ylang is special. The first tests were recorded in 1860 by a sailor named Albert Schwenger. The delicate fragrance began to be used in the perfumery field and a unique extraction method was developed. The essential oil is collected in several steps during the distillation process, that is why we can find the names totum, complete (12 to 24 hours of distillation continuously), extra (first hour of distillation), no 2 and no 3.
Energetic and Emotional Effect
It tones throat and encourages self-expression in general, particularly sexual expression.
Hints
Recipe for anxiety and stress
- Drain one tofu block.
- Mix one drop of ylang ylang essential oil with 2 tablespoons of maple syrup.
- Pour all the ingredients in a blender with 250g of raspberries and mix until frothy.
- Put into four glasses and place in the refrigerator for 2 hours.
Hints and tips
3 drops on the neck in case of hypoglycemia.
Chromatography
Lot B-CAODCMDG12Q (2016/07)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: germacrene D (23,95 %), trans trans α-farnesene (11,91 %), β-caryophyllene (3,66 %)
- Esters: benzyle benzoate (9,77 %), benzyle acetate (23,95 %)
- Monoterpene alcohol: linalool (3,66 %)
Lot B-CAODCMDG07R (2015/10)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: germacrene D (19,93 %), β-caryophyllene (16,48 %), e,e-a-farnesene (8,42 %)
- Ester: benzyl benzoate (6,66 %)
Lot B-CAODCMDG11R (2017/11)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: germacrene D (19,46 %), β-caryophyllene (18,42 %), (E, E)-α-farnesene (13,71 %)
- Monoterpene ester: geranyl acetate (6,16 %)
Lot BCAODCMDG09T (2019/09)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: germacrene D (18,87 %), β-caryophyllene (16,68 %), (E, E)-α-farnesene (12,10 %)
- Ester: geranyl acetate (7,64 %)
- Monoterpene Alcohol: linalool (7,29 %)
Lot BCAODCMDG06U (2020/06)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: germacrene D (13,5 %), (E)-β-caryophyllene (13,0 %), (E, E)-α-farnesene (10,5 %)
- Ester: geranyl acetate (9,7 %)
- Monoterpene Alcohol: linalool (11,2 %)
Lot BCAODCMDG05V (2021/03)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: caryophyllene (16,093 %), germacrene D (15,784 %), alpha-cadinene (9,423%)
- Monoterpene Ester: geranyl acetate (8,185 %)
Lot BCAODCMDG03X (2023/02)
Madagascar
- Sesquiterpenes: germacrene D (22,53 %), e-cinnamyle acetate (terpene ester) + β-caryophyllene (14,86 %), (E,E)-α-farnésène (9,13 %)
- Ester : geranyl acetate (8,27 %)
- Alcool monoterpénique : linalool (8,14 %)