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- Monoterpenes: beta-pinene (15 % to 40 %), alpha-pinene (10 % to 30 %), myrcene (7 % to 13 %), limonene (7 % to 13 %), sabinene (3 % to 7 %)
- Sesquiterpene: germacrene D (15 % to 40 %)
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Latin Name : | Picea mariana |
English Name : | Black spruce |
French Name : | Épinette noire |
Family : | Pinaceae |
Origin : | Canada |
History and Origin
Black spruce can reach 8 to 20 meters in height and presents a conical shape, usually straight and sharp. It likes granitic, sandy or peaty and humid soils. It is found in numerous regions of Quebec. Black spruce forms dense clusters, stopping sunlight from reaching the ground, therefore creating thick moss layers over a humid, dark and deep soil. This tree is largely used to produce paper pulp because its fibre is relatively soft and because it is subject to twisting. Besides, black spruce is traditionally used to prepare spruce beer beverage, dating from the French colonies.
Native people have been using black spruce as a medicinal aid for numerous pathologies. As an example, Cree people use it as an antidiarrheal (preparing a decoction from the cones). They also prepare a balm with the resin to treat severe burns and chew the cones to relieve toothache. As to the Montagnais, they use it to prepare an infusion against sore throat.
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Latin Name: | Calendula officinalis |
English Name: | Calendula, pot marigold, ruddles, common marigold |
French Name: | Calendule, souci officinal, souci, souci des jardins |
Family: | Asteraceae |
Origin: | France, Canada |
History and origin
Native to Europe, marigold has been cultivated since a long time elsewhere in warm temperate regions of the world. It has always been recognized for its calming and healing properties. The plant has yellow or orangey yellow flowers reminding a small sun. Its Latin name Calendula comes from the fact that the plant has a very long period of bloom which lasts for months. In Latin, calende means the first day of the month. Some cooks do not hesitate to incorporate marigold to their recipes because the flowers are edible.
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Latin Name : | Solidago canadensis |
English Name : | Goldenrod |
French Name : | Verge d’or (Solidage du Canada) |
Family : | Asteraceae |
Origin : | Canada |
History and Origin
There are numerous species of this plant, over a hundred. These grow in a wide variety of environments, and that characterizes the landscape of St. Lawrence Valley and North America in general. Goldenrod easily spreads owing to its prolific downy fruits (between 15 000 and 20 000 by plant). Once planted, goldenrod finds its way with its rhizomes. Goldenrods are also numerous and abundant in Europe. They are sometimes even considered as a weed plant, just like in North America. Numerous measures are taken in order to eradicate it. Goldenrod species are abundantly used by native people. Therapeutic uses are numerous. To name only a few, the plant is used as a liver stimulant, antipyretic and antidiarrheal. The Meskwaki people would also use it in children having difficulty starting to speak or laugh.
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Goldenrod essential oils stimulate the opening of the Crown chakra. A relation can be made with the color and shape of the plant, recalling a golden arrow pointing the sky. For an emotional healing, it is suggested to use a synergy of ginger, black spruce and balsam poplar on the first, second and third chakras in combination with goldenrod essential oil on the forehead, sixth chakra.
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Nom latin : | Ricinus communis |
Nom anglais : | Castor oil |
Nom français : | Ricin |
Famille : | Euphorbiacées |
Pays d'origine : | Inde |
History and Origin
The castor oil plant is a shrub of the tropical regions. It is in the Middle Ages that the plant takes the name of Palma Christi (Palm of Christ) probably because of its hand-shaped leaves of a beautiful metallic green and its therapeutic properties reminding of the healing gift of Christ.
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Latin Name : | Cinnamomum verum |
English Name : | Ceylan Cinnamon |
French Name : | Cannelle de Ceylan, cannelle vraie |
Family : | Lauraceae |
Origin : | Sri Lanka, India, Madagascar |
History and Origin
Ceylon cinnamon is native from Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon island. It belongs to the lauraceae family. Its leaves are bright green and measure 7 to 18 centimeters long. Its flowers have a greenish colour and quite an unpleasant odour. The cinnamon tree fruit is a small purple berry. The bark is harvested in the rainy season.
Chromatography
Lot B-CIVEEMDG08P (2015/02)
Madagascar
Lot B-CIVEELKA06S (2017/10)
Sri Lanka
Lot BCIVEELKA009T (2018/10)
Sri Lanka
Lot BCIVEELKA03V (2020/05)
Sri Lanka
Lot BCIVEEIND01V (n.d./n.a.)
India
Lot BCIVEEMDG03X (2022/11)
Madagascar
Lot BCIVEEMDG06Y (2024/06)
Madagascar
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Latin Name: | Chamaemellum nobile, Anthemis nobilis, Anthemus nobilis, Chamomilla nobilis |
English Name: | Roman Chamomile, Double Chamomile, English Chamomile, Garden Chamomile, Ground apple, Low chamomile |
French Name: | Camomille romaine, camomille noble, anthémis noble, anthémis odorante, camomille d'Anjou |
Family: | Asteracea |
Origin: | France, Canada, Hungary |
History and Origin
Several types of chamomile exist, and they should not be confused. Roman chamomile is one of the medicinal plants for which the longest tradition is found in many cultures. It owes its name to the fact that the Romans cultivated it around the XVIth and XVIIth centuries.
Physicians used to prescribe it for numerous purposes, and they held it in high regard as a medicine. Of course, they prescribed higher concentrations than what we are today used to consuming for relaxation ("a couple flowers floating on an ocean of water").
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Positivating, and negativating. The oil enhances the feeling of inner harmony and relieves stress. It helps working on abandonment feelings. It is an “essential” oil that brings us into contact with our life mission (use on the frontal chakra for that purpose).
It eases the process of creativity, activates the crown chakra and calms emotivity and reactivity.
Chromatography
Lot : B-CHNOBGR06R (2016/07)
Bulgaria
Lot : B-CHNOHUN08S (2017/06)
Hungary
Lot BCHNOHUN05T (2019/03)
Hungary
Lot BCHNOHUN02U (2020/01)
Hungary
Lot BCHNOHUN10U (2020/02)
Hungary
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Latin Name : | Salvia sclarea |
English Name : | Clary sage |
French Name : | Sauge sclarée |
Family : | Lamiaceae |
Origin : | France |
History and Origin
Sage is cultivated since Antiquity. It used to be called “clear eye” (origin of its name: “clary” sage). People believed it was able to reinforce eye vision. Clary sage (Salvia sclarea) is one of the two sage varieties used in perfumery; the other one being Salvia officinalis. Sclareol, typical component of this plant, is a very powerful molecule that is highly sought after for its capacity to produce derivatives with an amber aroma. Large scale cultures of Clary sage are exploited in the United-States, China and Ukraine and used to produce a concrete from which sclareol is chemically extracted. Provence also produces Clary sage.
Energetic and Emotional Effect The plant shares with us the power to connect with the feminine principle. It takes us on a fast rise towards the superior chakras while providing strength to our legs. Applied on the base or root chakra, it enhances our connection with Mother Earth, sensual pleasure, self-love and love for others. Applied on the plexus and frontal chakras, it eases the access to knowledge and psychic communication through dreaming. Sage seems to make dreams clearer and/or to help us remember them. This plant purifies and tones up the mental body, which allows us to come more easily into contact with joy and peace of mind. With this oil, women will find a help for mid-life crisis and periods of change and transition.
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Lot BSASCFRA06T (2018/06)
France
Lot BSASCFRA12T (2018/06)
France
Lot BSASCFRA12U (2019/06)
France
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Deeply cleanse without affecting the lipid film that protects the skin. Especially suitable for sensitive, reactive and allergic skins, rhassoul is also exfoliating and astringent, which is interesting for oily or problematic skins. To use on dry skin, try adding a couple drops of argan oil for a nourishing effect. Rhassoul is traditionally associated to rose or orange blossom floral water (hydrosol). It enlightens the complexion of your skin and acts as anti-ageing.
On hair: It is suitable for all hair types, except for very dry hair. Degreasing and purifying, it regulates the production of sebum and helps eliminating dandruff.
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Latin Name : | Eugenia caryophyllus |
English Name : | Clove, bud |
French Name : | Clou de girofle |
Family : | Myrtaceae |
Origin : | Madagascar, Sri Lanka |
History and Origin
Clove tree is an evergreen medium-sized tree native from the small volcanic islands of the Moluccas, Indonesia. Clove buds have long been known from the Chinese (you had to chew one to speak to the emperor) and around the Mediterranean Sea. Imported in Europe in the Middle Age, clove used to be extremely expensive. Its origin remained secret at first and, just like for cinnamon and nutmeg, only the Portuguese and Dutch colonization brought about large scale harvesting and exportation activities towards Europe.
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Hints
Put one drop on each wrist and both sides of your neck to repel mosquitoes. Clove is particularly efficient with black flies.
Chromatography
Lot B-EUCAMDG08Q
Madagascar
Lot B-EUCALKA11R
Sri Lanka
Lot BEUCAMDG10S (2017/12)
Madagascar
Lot BEUCACLMDG08T (2018/07)
Madagascar
Lot BEUCACLMDG11U (2020/05)
Madagascar
Lot BEUCACLMDG09V (2021/05)
Madagascar
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Latin name: | Cocos nucifera |
English name: | Coconut |
French name: | Noix de coco |
Family: | Arecaceae (synonym: palmaceae) |
Country of origin: | Philippines, Sri Lanka |
History and origin
Edible coconut flesh is also known as copra. Copra oil is extracted from the flesh of the nut, or coconut oil, which has a solid texture at room temperature because of its high levels of saturated fatty acids. Copra oil is mainly used by the food industry for making pastries, candies and for frying, and it is also sometimes hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated, which makes it even more solid. The word "coco" appeared in the language at the beginning of the 16th century. It comes from the Portuguese and Spanish word "coco" which means approximately bogeyman, monkey, dwarf or ghost, by referring to the fact that the shell reminds of a hairy face. The word "copra" comes from English and Portuguese, borrowed from Tamil dialect, "koppara". It refers more specifically to shelled and dried coconut. Green or immature, the nut contains about half a litre of a milky liquid (coconut water or albumen). This liquid becomes flesh as it matures. The flesh is usually dried with sun or heat to be sold under the name of copra. Commercial coconut milk and cream are made from this flesh ground with water, then filtered. Coconut oil (or coconut butter as it is solid at room temperature) is extracted from copra or fresh flesh.
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Latin name: | Cocos nucifera |
English name: | Coconut |
French name: | Noix de coco |
Family: | Arecaceae (synonym: palmaceae) |
Country of origin: | Philippines, Sri Lanka |
History and origin
Edible coconut flesh is also known as copra. Copra oil is extracted from the flesh of the nut, or coconut oil, which has a solid texture at room temperature because of its high levels of saturated fatty acids. Copra oil is mainly used by the food industry for making pastries, candies and for frying, and it is also sometimes hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated, which makes it even more solid. The word "coco" appeared in the language at the beginning of the 16th century. It comes from the Portuguese and Spanish word "coco" which means approximately bogeyman, monkey, dwarf or ghost, by referring to the fact that the shell reminds of a hairy face. The word "copra" comes from English and Portuguese, borrowed from Tamil dialect, "koppara". It refers more specifically to shelled and dried coconut. Green or immature, the nut contains about half a litre of a milky liquid (coconut water or albumen). This liquid becomes flesh as it matures. The flesh is usually dried with sun or heat to be sold under the name of copra. Commercial coconut milk and cream are made from this flesh ground with water, then filtered. Coconut oil (or coconut butter as it is solid at room temperature) is extracted from copra or fresh flesh.
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Latin Name : | Cupressus sempervirens |
English Name : | (Common) Cypress |
French Name : | Cyprès commun, toujours vert |
Family : | Cupressaceae |
Origin : | Morocco, Spain |
History and origin
The generic name Cupressus is the Latin name of the common cypress. This name comes from "Cyparissus", a figure from Greek mythology, son of Telephus, who was transformed into a cypress tree by Apollo. Cypress are trees or bushy shrubs, sempervirents, which can reach from 5 to 40 meters in height.
Romans and Egyptians dedicated this tree to the god of death. The mention "always green" in its name would remind of "still alive". Is it why cypress trees were planted in cemeteries?
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Effective in periods of transition. Like many other conifers, cypress helps for strengthening the connection between heaven and earth and helps establish the balance of the energies.
Chromatography
Lot B-CUSEESP12Q (2015/08)
Spain
Lot B-CUSEESP09R (2017/03)
Spain
Lot B-CUSEESP09S (2017/04)
Spain
Lot BCUSEESP11U (2020/02)
Spain
Lot BCUSEFRA06X (2022/11)
France
Lot BCUSEFRA07X (2024/07)
France
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Latin Name : | Rose damascena |
English Name : | Damask Rose, Bulgarian Rose, Turkish Rose |
French Name : | Rose de Damas |
Family : | Rosaceae |
Origin : | Bulgaria, Iran, China, Morocco, Turkey, Central Asia, France |
History and Origin
Does rose need to be introduced? Widely appreciated thanks to its enchanting aroma, its therapeutic properties remain little known from the general public.
The Damask rose is a small shrub growing to 2,2 metres (7 ft 3 in) tall, the stems densely armed with stout, curved prickles and stiff bristles.
Note
Rosa damascena Essential oil can solidify or crystallize at room temperature. This does not affect the quality and the properties of the product. Just warm the bottle in your hands, under running warm water or in a water bath for a few minutes so the oil liquefies again.
Hints
This oil will solidify or change in texture at lower temperatures. To warm it up before use, hold the bottle in your hand or place it in hot water from the tap, if needed.
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Lot : B-RODABGR03Q (2015/08)
Bulgaria
Lot B-RODAIRN01R (2016/07)
Iran
Lot B-RODAIEN03S (2017/07)
Iran
Lot BRODAIRN04T (2016/07)
Iran
Lot RODAIRN04T (2015/09) - Conventional EO
Iran
Lot BRODAIRN08U
Iran
Lot RODAIRN08U - Conventional EO
Iran
Lot RODABGR04V (n.d./n.a.)
Bulgaria
Lot RODAFRA04X (2022/15)
France
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Latin Name : | Eucalyptus radiata |
English Name : | Eucalyptus radiata, narrow-leaved peppermint |
French Name : | Eucalyptus radié, eucalyptus officinal |
Family : | Myrtaceae |
Origin : | South Africa, Australia |
History and Origin
Eucalyptus radiata is a tree with a bluish grey trunk which may reach 30 to 50 meters in height. The flowers are grouped by 11 to 20 and are cream white. Australian aboriginals used the fresh leaves to heal their wounds. They already knew well its great antiviral and immune system stimulant properties. Eucalyptus radiata is part of all the pharmacopoeia throughout the world.
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Liberator of emotional disorders, it helps to move viewing angle to the heart and unity, to create a communication without power takeover.
Chromatography
Lot B-EURAZAF06Q (2016/04)
South Africa
Lot B-EURAZAF01S (2017/08)
South Africa
Lot B-EURAZAF05S (2018/03)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF02T (2018/12)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF05T (2019/03)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF03U (2020/01)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF09U (2020/01)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF05V (2021/02)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF01X (2023/01)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF01Y (2024/01)
South Africa
Lot BEURAZAF03Y (2024/03)
South Africa
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Latin Name : | Boswellia serrata |
English Name : | Indian Frankincense, Boswellia, Salai |
French Name : | Oliban indien, encens indien, boswellie, boswellia |
Family : | Burseraceae |
Origin : | India, Somalia |
History and Origin
Boswellia serrata is a tree found in mountainous parts of Asia that can grow up to 10 meters in height. There are different types of Boswellia. The botanical genus Boswellia carterii can be found in Ethiopia, Yemen and Somalia and the genus Boswellia serrata in India. Boswellia serrata is different from the other species by its geographic location, but also by its chemical composition. To collect the resin, the bark is slashed to let out numerous drops of resin, which harden as generous yellow and smelly nuggets. Frankincense have been used in traditional Indian, Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years. With gold and myrrh, frankincense was one of the present offered to baby Jesus by the Three Kings. Renowned for its capacity to help inducing a meditative state, it has long been used in religious ceremonies. Frankincense is viewed as a communication link between human beings and gods.
Energetic and Emotional Effect
Frankincense oil awakens the spiritual in us and relates us to our Divine Essence. Applied on the sacral chakra: it eases detachment and letting-go. In spiritual healing, it helps persons going through periods of change (puberty, marriage, divorce, mourning, etc.). It is a good support for meditation. Frankincense enhances the putting into practice of ideas.
Note
Boswellia serrata Essential oil can solidify or crystallize at room temperature. This does not affect the quality and the properties of the product. Just warm the bottle in your hands, under running warm water or in a water bath for a few minutes so the oil liquefies again.