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Vanilla-Vanilla essential oil throughout history, vanilla has been used in lotions, soaps, body and hair care products, incense, baked goods, and ice cream. Most perfumes that delight the senses have a least a few drops of vanilla. Native to mexico and central america, the climbing plant reaches about 12 feet in height and has clusters of green and yellow flowers that develop into aromatic brown pods with tiny seeds inside. The seed pods are put through a solvent extraction method to capture the oil. Here's a fun fact: the melipone bee, which is only found in mexico, pollinates the vanilla flower. In 1836, charles moran began hand pollinating the flowers so that vanilla could be cultivated throughout the world.Almond- Almond Oil is one of the richest source of Vitamin E. When used on skin, it improves complexion and retains glow, delays ageing process, lightens dark circles, relieves dry and itching skin, nourishes the skin, cures chapped lips and body rashes. When used on hair it nourishes, and smoothens, makes them long, strong, thick, adds shine and controls hair fall.Eucalyptus- Eucalyptus oil is obtained from fresh leaves of the tall, evergreen eucalyptus tree. Eucalyptus oil is extracted from the leaves using a chemical-free, double distillation process to ensure the highest level of purity. The oil gives off a strong woody and sweet scent. Eucalyptus oil has well-known benefits for aromatherapy, skin care and health and is one of the most popular aromatherapy oils. It is often a key ingredient in perfumes and cosmetics because of its unique, fresh and clean aroma.