Search results for 'organic essential oils'
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Grapeseed Essential Organic Oil
- Botanical Name: Vitis vinifera
- origin :Chile
- Odor :It has a nutty aroma
- Extraction:Steam Distillation
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Cajuput Certified Organic essential oil
- Botanical Name:Melaleuca leucadendron
- origin :Australia
- Odor :It has a pungent aroma.
- Extraction:steam distillation
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Cypress Certified Organic essential oil
- Botanical Name: Cupressus sempervirens
- origin : Mediterranean
- Odor : It has a woody, sharp aroma.
- Extraction:Steam distillation
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Holy Basil Certified organic Essential oil / Tulsi Essential oil
- Botanical Name: Ocimum basilicum
- origin :Pacific island
- Odor :It has sweet herbal odor
- Extraction:steam distillation method
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Wintergreen Certified organic Oil
- Botanical Name:Gaultheria procubens
- origin :North America
- Odor :It has sweet and minty type fragrance.
- Extraction:Steam Distillation
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Wheatgerm Certified organic Oil
- Odor :It has nutty and oat like aroma.
- Extraction:Cold Pressed
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Water Melon Seed Certified organic Oil
- Botanical Name:Citrullus lanatus
- origin :Africa
- Odor :It has nutty aroma.
- Extraction:Cold Pressing
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Walnut Certified organic Oil
- Botanical Name:Juglans regia
- origin :North America
- Extraction:Cold Pressing
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Virgin Coconut Certified organic oil
- Botanical Name:Cocos nucifera
- origin :Can be found in all coastal regions
- Odor :It has mildly sweet fragrance
- Extraction:Cold Pressing
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Vetiver Certified organic Oil
- Botanical Name:Vetiveria zizanoides
- origin :Haiti
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Tomato Seed Certified organic Oil
- origin :South America
- Odor :It has characteristic aroma of tomato.
- Extraction:Cold Extraction
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Turmeric Certified organic Oil
- Botanical Name:Curcuma longa
- origin :India, Vietnam and Indonesia
- Odor :it has a warm and spicy scent.
- Extraction:Steam Distillation
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Tarragon Certified organic Oil
- Botanical Name:Artemisia dracunculus
- origin :Europe, Russia and Asia
- Odor :It has a fresh fragrance with a hint of anise
- Extraction:Steam Distillation