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Huile essentielle de menthe poivrée (Mentha piperita)

Du $25.00 CAD

Product Description

Peppermint (Mentha piperita) Essential Oil

Plant Description

Latin Name	Mentha piperita, Mentha balsamea
English Name :	Peppermint
French Name :	Menthe poivrée
Family :	Lamiaceae
Origin :	Canada, United-States, France, Hungary, India

History and Origin

Originally the product of a natural hybridization between Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, peppermint is today a widely cultivated plant. Indigenous in Europe, it is now commonly found all around the globe as an adventitious plant. It likes humid and well-drained soils. In Egypt, some peppermint traces were found, dating back to as far as 1 000 years before J.-C. In Native medicinal tradition, it is used as analgesic (against colic, cramps and headaches), antiemetic, carminative, antipyretic and gastrointestinal tonic, as well as a remedy against flu and hemorrhoids and as a urinary disinfectant. Mitchum peppermint, very popular around the world, has its roots in Saint-Lawrence River Valley, in Québec.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Peppermint is a general stimulant. Applied on the third eye chakra, it is inspiring and stimulates creativity while enhancing will and activity (solar plexus). Peppermint has a high level of compatibility with spruce. Peppermint’s energy soothes frictions and works on the barriers impeding the assimilation of new information. Symbolically, it allows the digestion of new thoughts and beliefs. Besides, peppermint contributes to chasing fears away from the mental body; it calms mental chattering and dissipates confusion.

Hints

Digestion and liver stimulation: 1 drop of essential oil taken internally in a bit of honey.
Fresh breath: 1 drop on the tongue or as a gargle.
Drowsiness: Apply 2 drops on the forehead and on the nape and breathe in its vivifying aroma.
Knocks and bruises: Apply 3 or 4 drops of pure essential oil on the affected spot.
Itch: Apply pure essential oil (for ex., on an insect bite) directly or diluted in St-John’s-Wort or sweet almond oil for a larger surface.
Headache and sinusitis: Apply 2 drops of pure essential oil on the temples, nape and forehead. You can also prepare a massage oil combining peppermint with lavender (3 or 4 drops in a spoonful of St-John’s-Wort or almond oil) for the neck-nape-shoulders-upper back region.
Mosquitoes and itching: See above.
Congestion: Pour 2 drops in the palm of your hand (can be combined with lavender), rub hands together and breathe in with each nostril 3 or 4 times.
Sunburns: Mix 1 drop of peppermint oil and 1 drop of lavender oil in a spoonful of St-John’s-Wort oil and apply gently on the affected area.

Chromatography

Lot B-MEPIIND08Q (2015/06)

India

Monoterpenols: menthol (35,44 %), neomenthol (4,54 %)
Monoterpenones: menthone (25 %), isomenthone (4,55 %)
Terpene ester: menthyle acetate (5,27 %)
Terpine oxide: 1,8 cineole (4,30 %)

Lot B-MEPIIND07R (2016/06)

India

Monoterpenols: menthol (33,83 %), neomenthol (3,47 %)
Monoterpenones: menthone (25,06 %), isomenthone (4,43 %)
Terpene ester: menthyle acetate
(6,08 %)
Terpene oxide: 1.8-Cineole (4,49 %)
Sesquiterpene: β-caryophyllene (3,84 %)

Lot B-MEPIIND12R (2017/10)

India

Monoterpenol : l menthol (42,04 %)
Monoterpenone : menthone (25,76 %)

Lot B-MEPIIND01S (2017/10)

India

Monoterpenol : l menthol (42,04 %)
Monoterpenone : menthone (25,76 %)

Lot B-MEPIIND08S (2018/07)

India

Monoterpenol: l menthol (41,70 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (25,16 %)
Terpene Oxide: 1.8-Cineole (4,66 %)

Lot BMEPIIND03T (2018/12)

India

Monoterpenol: l menthol (38,25 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (28,30 %)
Terpene Oxide: 1.8-Cineole (4,91 %)

Lot BMEPIIND07T (2018/12)

India

Monoterpenol: l menthol (38,25 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (28,30 %)
Terpene Oxide: 1.8-Cineole (4,91 %)

Lot BMEPIIND11U (2020/08)

India

Monoterpenol: l menthol (35,20 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (25,10 %)
Terpene Oxide: 1.8-Cineole (5,90 %)

Lot BMEPIIND01V (2020/12)

India

Monoterpenol: l menthol (34,19 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (24,60 %)
Terpene Oxide: 1.8-Cineole (6,10 %)

Lot BMEPIIND08V (2021/07)

India

Monoterpenol: menthol (35,5 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (24,8 %)

Lot BMEPIIND12W (2022/10)

India

Monoterpenol: l menthol (37,81 %)
Monoterpenone: menthone (23,20 %)

Lot BMEPIIND01Y (2024/01)

India

Monoterpenol: Menthol (40,08 %)
Monoterpenone: Menthone (23,87 %)

Huile essentielle de laurier noble (Laurus nobilis)

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Huile essentielle de laurier noble (Laurus nobilis)

Du $34.00 CAD

Product Description

Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis) Essential Oil

Plant Description

Latin Name :	Laurus nobilis
English Name :	Laurel, Bay
French Name :	Laurier noble
Origin :	France, Hungary, Morocco, Bosnia

History and Origin

Bay laurel natively grows as a shrub around the Mediterranean Sea. During Antiquity, laurel was the very symbol of victory and prestige. Associated to the divinity of the Greeks Apollo, Romans and Greeks used to crown their leaders and elite members with its leaves. The classic image of Jules Cesar is associated to laurel.

The use and reputation of laurel is well established, yet, today, its culinary use often offsets its therapeutic properties.

Herbalists used to advise laurel in cases of mild nervous disorders, atonic amenorrhea, chronic bronchitis and breakdown. As an herbal tea, it was also used to treat loss of appetite and atonic dyspepsia. Crushed leaves were applied to cure ulcers and disinfect wounds.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Laurel is soft and powerful at the same time; it acts on the center of power. Its energy consolidates the solar plexus, which helps you take your place and assume your freedom. Laurel helps you take calm and thoughtful actions.

Hints

Good for colds:

Peel and mince 1 leek, 2 navets, 2 carrots, 1 celery branch, 2 garlic buds and 1 onion.
Cover with cold water in a pan and bring to boil.
Add a small chicken and let simmer for two hours.
Add salt and pepper when cooked.
Take out the chicken and separate flesh to cut it into pieces.
Spoon out the grease and put the meat back in.
Dilute one drop of laurel (pure) in a cup of broth and pour back into the mix.
Serve hot.

Chromatography

Lot B-LANOALB08Q (2016/05)

Albania

Terpene oxide : 1,8-Cineole (32,644 %)
Terpene ester : alpha-terpenyl acetate (11,034 %)
Monoterpenol : linalool (9,851 %)
Monoterpene : sabinene (7,458 %)

Lot B-LANOALB08S (2016/10)

Albania

Terpene oxide: 1,8-Cineole (42,52%)
Terpene ester: terpenyl acetate (9,11 %)
Monoterpene: sabinene (7,37 %)
Monoterpenol: linalool (6,81 %)

Lot BLANOHUN02U (2018/06)

Hungary

Terpene oxide: 1,8-Cineole (37,100 %)
Monoterpenes : alpha-pinene (9,800 %), sabinene (6,200 %)

Lot BLANOHUN10U (2020/08)

Hungary

Terpene oxide: 1,8-Cineole (36,600 %)
Monoterpenes : alpha-pinene (9,600 %), sabinene (4,500 %)

Lot BLANOBIH01Y (2024/01)

Bosnia

Terpene oxide: 1,8-Cineole (45,65%)
Monoterpenes : alpha-pinene (6,10%), sabinene (7,97%)
Terpene ester: terpenyl acetate (9,20%)

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Mandarin Green Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Du $26.00 CAD

Product Description

Mandarin Green Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Plant Description

Latin Name :	Citrus reticulata
English Name :	Green mandarin
French Name :	Mandarine verte
Family :	Rutaceae
Origin :	Brazil, Italy

History and origin

Mandarin tree is small and presents simple leaves of a shiny dark green. It originates from Southeast Asia. Today widely known, it only came to Europe around the beginning of the 19^th century.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Comforting and reassuring, it develops the desire to be consciously more present. It allows us to reconnect with the child in us and rediscover the joy of living in innocence. It facilitates exchanges and sociability in communication.

Hints

Recipes

Mandarin cake

NOTE: In common recipes, we usually add grated citrus zest. Personally, I only use organic essential oil because fresh organic citrus are not available in my region. In this recipe, we can substitute mandarin essential with orange zest or lemon zest essential oil.

Preparation:

Cream vegetable fat, add sugar, eggs and mandarin EO.
Mix dry ingredients in another bowl.
Put 1/3 of dry ingredients in the first bowl and mix.
Add half of the orange juice, mix well.
Add the rest of dry ingredients, stir well.
Add the other half of orange juice, mix well.
Pour into a greased and floured pan.
Bake at 375° F for 40 minutes

Icing: half honey-half soft butter flavoured with EO used for the cake.

Carrot-mandarin soup

Preparation:

Cook the onions in butter or sweet almond oil.
Add carrots, cover with water and simmer.
When the carrots are tender, puree in blender, add essential oils in cream and mix it with the soup.
Season to taste.

For stress (thanks to Danièle Festy)

Press 2 oranges
Mix in a blender: 300g of red fruits, juice of the 2 oranges, 3 leaves of mint, 2 drops of mandarin essential oil and blend until frothy.
Pour into 4 large glasses, add sparkling water, mix and serve.

For agitation, nervousness (thanks to Danièle Festy)

Beat thoroughly 5 egg yolks with 50 g of sugar until the mixture lightens in colour.
Add 4 drops of mandarin essential oil to 30 cl of fresh cream, mix.
Pour the preparation in baking ramekins and bake for 45 minutes in a double boiler at 350°F.
Let cool the creams.

Before serving, sprinkle with brown sugar and broil in the oven until caramelized.

Chromatography

Lot : B-CIREVBRA11Q (2016/06)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (66,33 %), y-terpinene (21,73 %)

Lot B-CIREVBRA11R (2017/04)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (70,44 %), y-terpinene (18,82 %)

Lot BCIREVZBRA01T (2017/09)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (71,54 %), y-terpinene (17,93 %), α-pinene (2,17 %)

Lot BCIREVZBRA06T (2018/03)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (68,48 %), y-terpinene (19,87 %)

Lot BCIREVZBRA05U (2019/12)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (70,5 %), y-terpinene (18,89 %)

Lot BCIREVZBRA03V (2019/12)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (70,5 %), y-terpinene (18,89 %)

Lot BCIREVZBRA03V (2024/01))

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (65,64%), y-terpinene (21,74%)

Rosemary ct. 1,8-Cineol (Rosmarinus officinalis) Essential Oil

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Rosemary ct. 1,8-Cineol (Rosmarinus officinalis) Essential Oil

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Mandarin Red Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Du $28.00 CAD

Product Description

Mandarin Red Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Plant Description

Latin Name :	Citrus reticulata
English Name :	Red mandarin
French Name :	Mandarine rouge
Family :	Rutaceae
Origin :	Brazil, Italy

History and Origin

The mandarin tree is a small tree with single shiny dark green leaves. It originally comes from Southeast Asia. It became known in Europe only at the beginning of the 19^th century.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

Hints

For stress

Press 2 oranges
Mix in a blender: 300g of red fruits, juice of the 2 oranges, 3 leaves of mint, 2 drops of mandarin essential oil and blend until frothy.
Pour into 4 large glasses, add sparkling water, mix and serve.

For agitation, nervousness

Beat thoroughly 5 egg yolks with 50 g of sugar until the mixture lightens in colour.
Add 4 drops of mandarine essential oil to 30 cl of fresh cream, mix.
Pour the preparation in baking ramekins and bake for 45 minutes in a double boiler at Versez 350°F.
Let cool the creams.
Before serving, sprinkle with brown sugar and broil in the oven until caramelized.

Thanks to Danièle Festy

Mandarin cake

NOTE : In common recipes, we usually add grated citrus zest. Personnaly, I only use organic essential oil because fresh organic citrus are not available in my region. In this recipe, we can substitute mandarin essential with orange zest or lemon zest essential oil.

Preparation :

Cream vegetable fat, add sugar, eggs and mandarin EO.
Mix dry ingredients in another bowl.
Put 1/3 of dry ingredients in the first bowl and mix.
Add half of the orange juice, mix well.
Add the rest of dry ingredients, stir well.
Add the other half of orange juice, mix well.
Pour into a greased and floured pan.
Bake at 375° F for 40 minutes
Icing : half honey-half soft butter flavoured with EO used for the cake.

Thanks to Lucie Mainguy

Carrot-mandarin soup

Preparation :

Cook the onions in butter or sweet almond oil.
Add carrots, cover with water and simmer.
When the carrots are tender, puree in blender, add essential oils in cream and mix it with the soup.
Season to taste.

Chromatography

Lot B-CIRERBRA11R

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (73,36 %), γ-terpinene (17,19 %), α-pinene (1,88 %)

Lot BCIRERZBRA01T

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (73,36 %), γ-terpinene (17,19 %), α-pinene (1,88 %)

Lot BCIRERZBRA08T

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (75,24 %), γ-terpinene (15,88 %)

Lot BCIRERZBRA09U (2018/01)

Brazil

Monoterpenes: limonene (75,24 %), γ-terpinene (15,88 %)

Huile essentielle de cyprès (Cupressus sempervirens)

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Huile essentielle de cyprès (Cupressus sempervirens)

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Huile essentielle de menthe poivrée (Mentha piperita)

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Huile essentielle de laurier noble (Laurus nobilis)

Huile essentielle de laurier noble (Laurus nobilis)

Mandarin Green Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Mandarin Green Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Rosemary ct. 1,8-Cineol (Rosmarinus officinalis) Essential Oil

Rosemary ct. 1,8-Cineol (Rosmarinus officinalis) Essential Oil

Mandarin Red Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Mandarin Red Zest (Citrus reticulata) Essential Oil

Huile essentielle de cyprès (Cupressus sempervirens)

Huile essentielle de cyprès (Cupressus sempervirens)

Latin Name :	Rosmarinus officinalis
English Name :	Rosemary
French Name :	Romarin
Family :	Lamiaceae
Origin :	France, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia, Malawi

Latin Name :	Cupressus sempervirens
English Name :	(Common) Cypress
French Name :	Cyprès commun, toujours vert
Family :	Cupressaceae
Origin :	Morocco, Spain

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