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GeraniumPelargonium GraveolensProduct Description•Origin : EgyptNote : Middle NotePart used : Leaves and TopsExtraction : Steam DistillationAroma : Rich leafy sweet rose likearoma•Plant with shapely, finely divided, deeply cut leaves with a cluster ofsmall pink flowers. The essential oil is distilled from the aromatic, freshlycut young plant tops. The plant material can be left in the field to partiallydry before distilled so the fragrances are more intense. The final aroma candepend on the variety being distilled as well as the age of the leaves andstems being distilled. The essential oil is concentrated in the young growthand will turn from a lemony rose to a rose-type aroma when crushed.•Therapeutic uses and properties• Female Reproductive Disorders - Menstrual Cramps.• Haemorrhoids, Varicose Veins.• Skin Related Disorders.• Stress-related Conditions.CinnamonCinnamomum VerumProduct Description•Origin : IndiaNote : Middle notePart used : BarkExtraction : Steam distillationAroma : Spicy, woody with a sweetbiting aroma•Sri Lanka, the jewel-shaped island country off the south coast of India,has been famous since ages because of its valuable cinnamon crop. Valuedfor its medicinal as well as its spice and fragrance use, cinnamon has beentraded around the world for many centuries. The name comes from theancient Greek cinnamon, meaning the 'tube'-classis rolled bark ofcinnamon. This tree can grow to 20-30 feet but is cultivated as a bush, withthick bark, greenish-orange speckled shoots, and small white flowers andfruits that when ripe, becomes bluish with white spots.•Therapeutic uses and properties• Infections-bacterial, viral (fever, cough, flu), parasitic, intestinal,Respiratory.• Pain relief- muscular injury, arthritis.• General physical debility, fatigue and tiredness.CedarwoodCedrus DeodoraProduct Description•Origin : IndiaNote : Base notePart used : WoodExtraction : Steam distillationAroma : Woody aroma•Cedarwood is an evergreen tree growing up to over 100 ft. high withneedles and cones. cedarwood essential oil is derived from various types ofconifers, most in the pine or cypress botanical families. It is produced fromthe foliage, and sometimes the wood, roots, and stumps which have beenleft after cutting of trees for timber extraction.•Therapeutic uses and properties• Respiratory Infections. • Reduces anxiety and tension• Cellulite.