Essential

oils guide

Tea Tree

This small tree to light foliage was discovered in Australia at the time of Captain Cook.

Aneth

Basilic exotique (ou tropical)

Bergamote

Cajeput

Originally from Asia, this tree with gray-brown bark is very small, dark green leaves and flowers in small groups at the ends of branches.

Camomille Romaine

Canelier de Chine

Ceylon Cinnamon

Cinnamon is actually the inner bark of a small tree grown in tropical regions.

Carvi

Frequently on the sunny slopes, flowers in umbels of Caraway seeds produce elongated, the characteristic flavor.

Yellow lemon

Native to India and cultivated in southern Europe and California, lemon is one of the most useful fruits in natural medicine.

Cypress

Originally from Asia, this tree with gray-brown bark is very small, dark green leaves and flowers in small groups at the ends of branches.

Eucalyptus globulus

Originally from Australia, several species of Eucalyptus grow in warmer regions of Europe.

Eucalyptus radié

Common Geniper

Blue-black when ripe, the berries are appreciated as a condiment in sauerkraut and sausage. They are also widely used in the liquor, in particular for the production of gin.

Gingembre

Clove

This precious spice was long the monopoly of Dutch merchants.

Lavande vraie

Lemongrass

Mandarine

Marjolaine à coquilles

Pepper mint

Perennials temperate countries, mints are a very large family.

Niaouli

The multiple results obtained by its use allow it to be ranked in the top 10 essential oils used by the informed consumer.

Orange Douce

Pamplemousse

Patchouli

Petit grain bigarade

Scots pine

Scots pine provides an essential oil known long ago by our grandmothers.

Ravintsara

The island of Madagascar is home to many medicinal species The Ravintsara is distinguished by its size and dense foliage adorned with red berries.

Rosemary cineole

Suited to the dry Mediterranean scrubland, rosemary twig stands for linear leaves, which smell of camphor evokes incense.

Rose de Damas

Sarriette des montagnes

Common thyme linalool

Thyme, known since ancient times and also called farigoule This small shrub grows wild in Mediterranean countries.