Products
Lemongrass
Lemongrass, scientifically known as Cymbopogon Flexuosus, is a grassy tropical shrub that is used in cooking and herbal treatment. Lemongrass is a plant with fibrous stalks. The aroma is fresh and light, with a hint of lemon. It’s commonly found in soaps and other personal care items. Lemongrass oil is popular in aromatherapy for reducing tension, anxiety, and depression. It is extracted from fresh or partially dried leaves using hydrodistillation.
When used cosmetically, medicinally and as an essential oil, it
- Shows antibacterial & antifungal properties and prevents the growth of bacteria and yeast;
- Provides anti-inflammatory properties & relieves pain and swelling;
- Alleviates medical conditions like blood sugar, migraine, anxiety etc;
- Purifies the air, reduces stress, and uplifts the mood;
- Can be used as a remedy to promote sleep and boost immunity.
Palmarosa
Palmarosa oil is an essential oil derived from the Cymbopogon martini plant, a tall evergreen grass native to East Asia. It has been used both medicinally and cosmetically to promote healthy hair by removing dead skin cells from the scalp and strengthening hair follicles from the root. Geraniol and geranyl acetate are the major components of Palmarosa essential oils when distilled. The essential oil is made by steam distilling Palmarosa grass, and it has a fresh grassy, lemony scent with geranium
rose and ocean breeze notes.
Being a popular aromatherapy oil due to its purported mood-boosting roperties, it aids in the treatment of depression, anxiety, and stress.
It has got:
- Antimicrobial properties & alleviates coughs, bronchitis and other respiratory problems;
- Works as an antifungal by disrupting the cell membranes of the fungus;
- Shows antioxidant properties & anti-inflammatory properties;
- Acts as an insect repellant;
- Radiates relaxing and intoxicating aroma, and treats symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Vetiver
Vetiver oil, scientifically known as Vetiveria zizanioides Linn, is derived from the root of the vetiver plant, a clumpy, green grass native to India. Vetiver is similar to other grasses utilised for essential oils, such as lemongrass and citronella. Also known as the “Oil of Tranquility” and “The Fragrance of the Soil”, Vetiver has a grounded, sensual, and deeply relaxing aroma.
When used cosmetically, medicinally and as an essential oil, it:
- Tightens and protects skin from the harsh impacts of environmental stresses, demonstrating anti-ageing qualities;
- Acts as a natural antioxidant, promoting the alleviation of many forms of inflammation;
- Beneficial for soothing anxiety and controlling insomnia, fatigue & depression.
Patchouli
Patchouli oil, scientifically known as Pogostemon cablin, is a fragrant herb obtained from the leaves and stems of the patchouli plant. It is made by harvesting the plant’s leaves and stems and later allowing them to dry. They are then subjected to a distillation procedure to extract the essential oil. It has a distinct aroma that may be characterised as woody, sweet, and spicy. As a result, it is frequently utilised as an aromatic ingredient in items such as perfumes, cosmetics, and incense. Being an aromatherapy oil, it alleviates depression by providing feelings of relaxation and helping ease stress or anxiety.
Moreover, Patchouli oil has multiple uses. When used cosmetically,
medicinally and as an essential oil, it:
- Treats and regulates skin conditions such as dermatitis, acne, and dry, cracked skin;
- Can be used as an antibacterial agent or insecticide;
- Can be used in low concentrations to flavour foods such as sweets, baked products, and drinks.
Spearmint
Spearmint oil, scientifically known as Mentha spicata, is extracted from the brilliant green Mentha Spicata plant, which gets its name from its pointed, spear-shaped leaves. It is said to be the oldest plant in the Mint family and has historically been used for digestive purposes. It has multiple benefits and is still used to treat skin problems, headaches, nausea, vomiting, respiratory difficulties, and symptoms of cold. Spearmint has gained the nickname “The Gentler Mint Oil” since its aroma and effects are gentler than those of Peppermint Essential Oil. The scent of spearmint essential oil is minty, fresh, and maybe fruity. It has a milder flavour than peppermint.
When used cosmetically, medicinally and as an essential oil, it
- Minimises the appearance of wrinkles and skin flaws such as discolouration by invigorating the skin;
- Alleviates nasal congestion caused due to phlegm and mucus in the nose and throat, allowing better breathing;
- Rejuvenates mood & focus, thus revamping your energy level.
Peppermint
Peppermint, scientifically known as Mentha Piperita, is a mint family fragrant herb. It’s a hybrid mint made from spearmint and watermint and is collected from the peppermint plant’s leaves. Peppermint has a candy cane and breath
mint aroma. The menthol component in peppermint relaxes your muscles,
reducing stress and anxiety, and helping you to sleep better.
It is available in several forms, including:
- Highly concentrated liquids that may be used for aromatherapy or applied to the skin;
- A more diluted form of peppermint oil that may be used to flavour dishes;
- Capsules that can be consumed as dietary supplements.
When used cosmetically, medicinally and as an essential oil it:
- Acts as a therapy oil for a range of diseases, including IBS, nausea, and other digestive difficulties, as well as the common cold and headaches;
- Supports topical treatment for itching, muscular discomfort, and headache alleviation;
- Can be used as a flavouring ingredient in meals and mouthwashes; Infuses aroma to soaps and cosmetic items.
Nagarmotha (Cypriol)
Nagarmotha or Cypriol essential oil, scientifically known as Cyperus scariosus,
is derived from the steam-distilled dried roots of Cyperus scariosus and has a
persistent scent comparable to Vetiver and Oud. It has an earthy, leathery,
somewhat sweet and spicy scent and complements Oriental and Woody
male or unisex scents.
When used for medicinal purposes, and as an essential oil, Nagarmotha:
- Treats lung congestion, obesity, indigestion and worm infestation;
- Relieves menstruation cramps;
- Provides a relaxing & grounding sensation. It is perfect for use in perfume, incense, or supplement meditation.
Davana
Davana, also known botanically as Artemisia Pallens, is derived by steam
distilling the blooms of the Davana plant, and it is widely cultivated in India.
Davana Oil is mostly utilised in the fragrance and flavouring industries.
The aroma is light and relaxing, with notes of vanilla, strawberry, and
blackcurrant. It has a medium-strong base note that may be used in both
flavours and scents.
When used in aromatherapy, medicinally and as an essential oil, It:
- Provides a relaxing effect and shows antidepressant properties;
- Shows antibacterial properties making breathing easier by loosening hard coughs and phlegm deposits in the respiratory tracts;
- keeps the environment fresh and aromatic by acting as a repellent for pest control.