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CASSIA OIL

CAS NO 8007-80-5

Cassia oil, also known as Cinnamomum Cassia, is widely cultivated in Eastern Asian countries such as: India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan and Thailand. Its aromatic bark is used as a spice. Cassia oil has a long history of having many health benefits. It is known to support the gastrointestinal tract. Its application to the skin helps in maintaining the texture and smoothness. Due to its warming properties and spicy scent, it is popularly used as a diffuser to create a warm environment in cold climactic conditions.

ASAFOETIDA

CAS NO 9000-04-8

Asafoetida is popularly known as Hing in India. It is the dried latex removed from the tap root of several species of Ferula, which are part of the celery family. Major cultivation has been collected from parts of Afghanistan, Iran and some areas in India. In powdered form, Asafoetida is a favored ingredient in Indian kitchens! The essential oil Asafoetida has an abundance of health perks including anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial benefits, as well as aiding in digestion and lowering cholesterol levels.

CARAWAY

CAS NO 85940-31-4

Caraway is also known as Meridian Fennel and Persian Cumin. It is a biennial plant with a similar appearance to members of the carrot family. It is cultivated in parts of Europe and Finland. Health benefits associated with Caraway include: aiding in digestion, reducing bloating, relieve stomach cramps, and regain loss of appetite. Caraway is widely used as a cooking spice.

CITRONELLA OIL

CAS NO 8000-29-1

Citronella Oil is an essential oil from the Asian grass plant in Cymbopogon genus, a French name that means lemon balm. The name is such because of its floral, citrus-like aroma. The oil is largely used in aromatherapy by Indonesians and Chinese. There are many benefits of Citronella for the skin. It is used as an insect repellant and antifungal agent. It has also been utilized for wound healing and in many lotions. Because of its pleasant aroma, Citronella has also been used as a diffuser. Some allergies can develop causing redness, blotching or itching.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS:Skin benefits and aromatherapy. Aromatic Odor: Sweet floral and citrus smell

Perilla Leaf Oil

CAS NO 68132-21-8

Perilla is an herb belonging to the mint family. The leaf, stem and seeds contain medicinal value. The plant is grown in many parts of Asia, including: China, Japan and India. Both seed and leaf oils can be extracted from Perilla. Seed oil is more readily available than leaf oil. The oil is a great source for Omega-3 essential fatty acids. There are many health, skin and therapeutic advantages from Perilla oil usage. Seed oil is known to include anti-aging, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. It is easily absorbed into the skin.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Skin benefits, cooking oil. Aromatic Odor: Green spicy herbal.

ROSE OIL

CAS NO 8007-01-0

Rose Oil is extracted from rose petals. There are two major productions of rose species. Rosa Damascena is cultivated in parts of Russia, Turkey India, Uzbekistan, Iran and China. Rosa Centifolia is commonly grown in France, Morocco and Egypt. The common use for Rose Oil is in perfumery. Some studies have shown pain relief from the inhalation of Rose Oil. Rose Oil is popularly used in aroma therapy.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Some common chemical compounds are phenyl ethyl alcohol, geraniol, citronellol, nerol, linalool and many others. Aromatic Odor: Floral.

TEA TREE OIL

CAS NO 68647-73-4

Tea Tree Oil is also known as melaleuca oil and has a fresh camphoraceous odor. It is claimed that Tea Tree Oil can treat acne, dandruff and insect bites, as well as fight bacterial infections. It is not recommended to be taken internally, since it can lead to hallucinations, coma, unsteadiness, vomiting and diarrhea. Some cases have reported to have allergic reactions to the skin, so it is advisable to check for allergies before usage.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Skin benefits. Aromatic Odor: Spicy.

YLANG YLANG

CAS NO 8006-81-3

Ylang Ylang is derived from flowers of the herb Cananga odorata genuine. Ylang Ylang is commonly grown in Madagascar, Polynesia and Melanesia. There are many advantages to the Ylang Ylang Oil. It is known to increase sexual desire, to kill hair lice when mixed with other oils and to aid in lowering blood pressure. It promotes relaxation when applied to the skin, therefore it is widely used in aroma therapy.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Aroma therapy, Skin benefits. Aromatic Odor: Floral balsamic spicy.

PALMROSA OIL

CAS NO 8014-19-5

Palmarosa Oil is identified as green grass and shares similarities with lemongrass. Unlike lemongrass, it does not contain citral in abundance. Palmarosa is native to the Gramineae/Poaeae family. It is called Palmarosa, because the smell is similar to that of Rose Oil. Palmarosa’s application in a diffuser helps in mental relaxation and is known to boost emotional stability. Some health perks include fighting acne, pimples and boils. Internal consumption is not recommended.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Aroma therapy, Constituents - Geranyl acetate, Linalool, Beta ocimene. Aromatic Odor: Sweet floral with a hint of rose.

TURMERIC OIL

CAS NO 8024-37-1

Turmeric Oil is derived from its root. It has a long history for its use in Ayurveda. It has its use and origin from parts of India. When consumed, there are benefits to the nervous system. Ingesting turmeric oil helps to develop a positive immune response. It is an active ingredient in several face masks, as it leaves the skin glowing and healthy looking. Turmeric oil supports metabolism and helps in healing wounds. It also fights illness if consumed orally with lukewarm water or milk.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Skin and health benefits. Constituents: Turmerone, germacrone, atlantone and zingiberene. Aromatic odor: warm, spicy earthy, woody

AJWAIN OIL

CAS NO 8024-37-1

Ajwain Oil is also known as AJOWAN CARAWAY and is extracted from the ajwain seed. It is mainly cultivated in India and Iran. There are many health benefits associated with the consumption of ajwain. Some benefits include: treating indigestion, relieving ear and tooth aches and treating the common cold. Ajwain water is an ayurvedic marvel for expectant mothers to help clean the uterus and release bloating.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Constituents: Beta selinene, and their phenol derivatives such as thymol, terpinene-4-ol, carvacrol, terpinolene, trans-Sabine hydrate, linalool and alpha terpineol. Aromatic Odor: Herbal thyme

CORIANDER OIL

CAS NO 8008-52-4

Coriander Oil is derived from plants that produce Cilantro Oil. It is also known as Chinese parsley. Due to its fragrance, it is used in soaps and detergents made for cleaning dishes and utensils. It is carminative and digestive. It is widely used as cooking oil. Coriander oil helps to fight food poisoning and other digestive issues. It can be used to help clear complexion.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Skin and health benefits. Aromatic Odor: Sweet spicy green leafy, herbal.

FENNEL OIL

CAS NO 8006-84-6

Fennel Oil is extracted by crushing the fennel seed. Fennel is grown in major parts of India. It is very versatile and has many uses. It is used as a flavoring agent in certain laxatives and in foods and beverages. It is also used as a fragrance component in soaps and cosmetics. It is a culinary herb and a medicinal plant. The natural sweetness is helpful in replacing processed sugar in sweets. Fennel oil is known to help in digestion activities.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Health benefits. Aromatic Odor: green peppery earthy herbal spicy.

NAGARMOTHA OIL

CAS NO 85085-54-7

Nagarmotha Oil comes from the Cyperus rotundus family. Nagarmotha possesses various pharmacological properties such as: analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-dysenteric and antirheumatic. Some major components are flavonoids, terpenoids, sesquiterpenes, cyprotene, cyperene, aselinene, rotundene, valencene, cyperole, gurjunene, trans-calamenene.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Health benefits. Aromatic Odor: Woody, earthy smell.

ASHWAGANDHA OIL

CAS NO 90147-43-6

Withania Somnifera is commonly known as Ashwagandha. It is cultivated in parts of India, China and Yemen. For centuries, it has been used in ayurvedic medicines, because the roots have medicinal properties. Ashwagandha Oil is valuable to human health for toning muscles, pain relief and self-massage. Prior allergies should be known before application on the skin.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Skin benefits

BASIL

CAS NO 8015-73-4

There are several varieties of Basil. They are grown in many regions of Asia. The one type commonly used for flavors is Sweet Basil. Other types include: Camphor basil, Holy basil and Clove basil. Some hybrid basil types are: Lemon basil, African Blue basil and Spice basil. Basil Oil has many benefits including fighting acne and fatigue. If used as a diffuser, the aroma helps in overcoming depression, bronchitis, colds and coughs.

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