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Neroli Essential Oil is useful in the treatment of emotional upsets and disorders, because it calms the nerves. Also used for insomnia, PMS, panic attacks, IBS, dry skin, and stretch marks.
Essential Oil of Myrrh has been used throughout history in medicinal remedies, incenses, and perfumes. Its uses are many and include stress, respiratory problems, diarrhoea, thrush, and cracked skin.
Lemon Essential Oil is uplifting and reviving. Its bactericide and astringent properties make it ideal for cleansing cuts, skin problems, colds, nausea, warts, verrucas, and circulation.
With a long history and evocative name, Frankincense Essential Oil is given for respiratory infections, nervous tension and stress-related conditions, skincare, and cystitis.
Fennel’s long history of culinary and medicinal use is attested in Classical records. Contemporary uses of the Essential Oil include constipation, flatulence, IBS, fluid retention, and menstrual and menopausal problems.
Cedarwood Essential Oil has powerful antiseptic properties and is used for cystitis and vaginal infections, bronchitis and respiratory problems, nervous tension and stress, dandruff, and acne.
Black Pepper Essential Oil is both stimulating and energising and does wonders for mind, body, and soul. Good for respiratory and rheumatic problems, colds, and flu.
Benzoin stimulates and soothes at the same time. As an Essential Oil it is used for blisters and cracked skin, as well as being the main ingredient in Friar’s Balsam.
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