Essential Oils

• Is a carminative, aiding digestion and helping deal with constipation and flatulence
• Acts as a decongestant and expectorant, removing phlegm in the respiratory tracts
• Anti-spasmodic, soothes sore muscles and joints while easing cramps

The warm, spicy and sweet like licorice scent of Aniseed oil is characteristic of the seeds it is steam distilled from. Aniseed was one of the earliest used aromatics and spices that has been used to add flavor in cooking. As an oil, it is very potent and packs a punch making it effective to treat digestive and muscular conditions. Particularly, aniseed oil is antispasmodic helping treat sore muscles, tendons and joints and acts as an expectorant, helping to get rid of excess mucus and phlegm causing congestion in the respiratory tracts. Rather than ingesting or taking the oil internally, try instead diffusing a drop or two to benefit.

Keep out of the reach of children, use only as directed by an expert.

Cardamom,Cedarwood, Coriander, Fennel, Mandarin, Petitgrain and Rosewood.

• Derived from the peel of Oranges
• Stimulates the digestive system and helps overcome digestive problems
• Helps reduce stress and counter insomnia
• Great anti-septic tonic for skin

Cold pressed from the peel of Orange fruit, this oil has a refreshing citrus scent with a bitter tone. The same tree also produces Neroli oil from the flowers, and Petitgrain from the leaves and twigs. Orange peel has been traditionally used in Chinese medicine to treat anorexia, coughs, and colds and to stimulate the digestive system. Bitter Orange essential oil has antibacterial, antiseptic, astringent and anti-inflammatory properties which make it great for clearing skin. Much like orange peel, it can help to overcome constipation, diarrhea, flatulence and stomach ache, as well as colds. Not only is the scent of this oil refreshing, but it has a calming, uplifting effect on moods while being mildly sedating and is good for countering stress and insomnia

Clary Sage, Sandalwood, Myrrh, Neroli, and Ginger.