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SpearmintMentha spicataProduct Description•Origin : IndiaNote : Top NotePart used : Leaves and BranchesExtraction : Steam DistilledAroma : Very Sweet, Powerful yetgently penetrating Aroma•Spearmint is a native of the Mediterranean area. A hardy perennialherb, Spearmint reaches about 1 meter (3 feet) in height. It hascharacteristic lance-shaped leaves with pink or lilac-coloured flowers. Theancient Greeks used Spearmint to scent their bathwater. It is a commonflavourings agent in foods and scent in toiletries.•Therapeutic uses and properties• Neuralgia, Backache, Muscular Aches.• Migraine, Nervous Fatigue.BasilOcimun sanctumProduct Description•Origin : IndiaNote : Top to middlePart used : Leaves and topsExtraction : Steam DistillationAroma : Fresh herbaceous aroma•Renowned as holy basil or tulsi, basil is originated in north India andis now widespread throughout southern Asia. It is used in Ayurvedamedicines. Basil is so valued that it has the moniker "the elixir of life". TheShrub grows up to 2ft with green or purple aromatic leaves and smallpurple flowers.•Therapeutic uses and properties • Muscular spasm, contractions (menstrual cramps and intestinal spasm).• Respiratory conditions.• Headache, migraine, mental and physical fatigue.MandarinCitrus reticulateProduct Description•Origin : ItalyNote : Top NotePart used : PeelsExtraction : Steam DistillationaAroma : Citrus floral undertone•It 'said that the name mandarin comes from the colour of the clothingworn by the officials of the old Chinese empire, the mandarins. The driedrind of the fruit is used in cooking and in traditional Chinese medicine toregulate chi. The fruit is pressed to extract the essential oils this is a verygentle oil.•Therapeutic uses and properties• Cellulite, Insomnia. • Nervous Tension, Irritability, Stress.• Muscular Dystrophy. • Problem Skin.LavenderLavandula angustifoliaProduct Description•Origin : Bulgaria, FranceNote : Top to middle NotePart used : FlowerExtraction : Steam DistillationAroma : Floral sweet smooth aroma•The word lavender is derived from the Latin word lavera, “to wash”because the Romans used flowers in their baths. The ancient Greeks,Persians and Romans burnt lavender in rooms where people were sick.Today lavender is grown in many countries, each version having somewhatdifferent properties. The plant is harvested in mid-summer, left to dry for acouple of days to maximize the aroma, and then distilled.•Therapeutic uses and properties• Skin - Itching, Wounds, Infections, Cuts, Rashes.• Eczema, Psoriasis Sunburn, Burns, Acne, Pimples, Insect Bites.• Stress-related Conditions - Insomnia, Anxiety, Panic, Headache.