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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.Orange-Orange Essential Oil is a 100% pure therapeutic grade essential oil that is extremely beneficial for skin and hair care. With no added chemicals, parabens, sulphates, silicons, carrier oils, additives or artificial fragrances, it is completely safe for all types of skin. The Orange oil aroma quickly refreshes, re-energises and uplifts the mind. The antibacterial and antifungal properties of Orange Essential Oil for hair cleanses away the dead skin cells on the scalp and combats dandruff. Orange essential oil for hair growth is infused with vitamin C which helps in enhancing the length of hair, strengthens hair from roots and improves the health of hair. It also helps in conditioning the hair and adds sleekness and shine. With its potent antioxidant power, Orange essential oil for face defends the skin from free radicals, helps to improve dark spots and offers clear glowing skin. Its natural citric acid content helps the skin to exfoliate, deep cleanses the pores and reduces further acne breakouts. You can mix vitamin C enriched orange essential oil with any carrier oil for massaging over dry and rough skin areas to soothe them. It is also popularly used in aromatherapy and for diffusers in homes for its sweet, fruity, citrus fragrance.Lavender- Lavender oil is one of the most popular and versatile essential oils used in aromatherapy. Lavender is multipurpose oil. It is purported to have anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antidepressant, antiseptic, antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, as well as antispasmodic, analgesic, detoxifying, hypertensive, and sedative effects. How to use: Once blended with carrier oil, lavender essential oil can be massaged into your skin or added to your bath. You can also sprinkle a few drops of lavender essential oil onto a cloth or tissue and inhale its aroma, or add the oil to an aromatherapy, diffuser or vaporizer.