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Marjoram is considered one of the best essential oils for warming and relaxing muscle massages. Its warming properties are also helpful in cases of grief and loneliness. The scent of marjoram calms excessive urges. Avoid during pregnancy.
Pressed from the still-green, untreated peels of the mandarin orange (harvested in October/November), it produces a fresh, racy top note with a green undertone. When used in room fragrances, green mandarin essential oil creates a cheerful, exuberant mood and promotes communication. A good scent for fresh, zesty room sprays and dynamic, youthful natural perfumes.
A fruity, fresh, lemon-like scent with a sweet undertone. This activating essential oil is extracted from the small fruits of the exotic Litsea Cubeba tree. Litsea essence, with its high citral content, boosts enthusiasm, is relaxing, and promotes cheerfulness. Organic Litsea Cubeba is suitable for purifying rooms and atmospheres, as well as for use as a top note in fresh perfumes.
Lavandin is a hybrid of various lavender varieties and is grown in large quantities at lower altitudes in southern France. The flowers of organic lavender are larger and more abundant than those of true lavender, and the scent is characterized by a somewhat bitter note. The higher camphor content makes the essential oil more stimulating than relaxing.
This broad-leaved lavender variety grows spontaneously in the mountainous regions of the Mediterranean. However, its ingredients differ significantly from those of genuine "fine lavender." The most prominent ingredients are 1.8 cineole and a relatively high camphor content. This makes spike lavender essential oil more suitable as an additive for stimulating and invigorating massages and for sports oils. Avoid during pregnancy and do not use on small children.
True lavender grows at altitudes above 600 meters and is one of the most widely used plants. The high linalyl acetate content gives the essential oil its highly relaxing properties; it is valued by people with poor sleep. Organic lavender essence is used to treat mood swings, sadness, anger, and worry.
The mountain pine grows on the highest mountain slopes near the tree line, where it has adapted to the difficult living conditions at these altitudes and withstands harsh winter storms. These properties also apply to the essential oil. It protects, strengthens, and represents resilience and vitality. Wild-harvested mountain pine essence is ideal for air purification and saunas.
Coriander is an important ingredient in curry mixtures. In Egypt and the Orient in general, it has been known as a spice and useful plant for over three thousand years. Today, the essence is used primarily as a fragrance for soaps, toiletries, and perfumes, but also to flavor meat products and tobacco. The essential oil of organic coriander is generally strengthening, stimulating, and activates the memory.
The gentle, soft, and spicy scent of pine is the most widely used conifer essence in aromatherapy. The essential oil of organic, wild-harvested pine refreshes and revitalizes the mind after strenuous work, providing new energy. Similar to a long walk in the woods, it regenerates the spirit and opens the mind to new endeavors.
In August, you can find the beautiful blossoms of the wild carrot along roadsides throughout France. Its characteristic feature is its small red blossom amidst white flowers. The scent of the essential oil is reminiscent of a tart carrot. It is used in skin care for facial oils and cosmetics. Organic carrot essential oil is highly regenerative for the skin.
Cardamom has been used in Ayurvedic medicine in India for centuries and is one of the most important ingredients in spice blends and curries in Asian cuisine. The wonderfully warm, spicy scent of organic cardamom essence clears and refreshes the mind during periods of mental overexertion. It is an important essential oil in perfumery for oriental compositions.
There aren't many essential oils from Switzerland, as cultivation, including Swiss land prices and wages, is generally somewhat exclusive. But there are exceptions. High above Lake Geneva, two farmers have dedicated themselves to cultivating Roman chamomile and have been growing it as a specialty for almost 30 years. We have been working with these innovative farmers for just as long. It's beautiful when the plants transform the fields into a sea of white blossoms from July onwards. The chamomile blossom corresponds to the image of the sun, whose golden rays can penetrate and release deep tensions. An essential oil with relaxing, light-filled, and comforting properties and is one of the best essential oils when it comes to strengthening the nerves and finding inner balance. Can be a skin irritant if taken in excessive doses.
Blue chamomile has a less fresh scent than Roman chamomile. Its intense blue color (azulene) is created during distillation. It is often used for cosmetic and therapeutic purposes because of its well-researched and interesting skin-care properties. When used in a fragrance lamp, organic chamomile essential oil creates a relaxing and enveloping atmosphere. Caution if you are allergic to daisy family plants.
"The Queen of the Night." A fragrance for pampering. Jasmine essence calms fears, relaxes, and boosts self-confidence. Jasmine is also considered a highly aphrodisiac essential oil. Use only very diluted during pregnancy.
In Madagascar, plant collectors enjoy the fun of letting their guests taste a freshly pulled ginger root. They then delight in the surprise of its intense spiciness with childlike delight. The essential oils of organic ginger have a warming, stimulating, and aphrodisiac effect. A good essence during the cold season.
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