Indian Farmer Land

Gautam Budh Nagar, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

We offer premium Palmarosa Oil in a 10ml glass bottle sourced from India. Made from Cymbopogon Martini, this sweet-scented essential oil is perfect for aromatherapy. Known for its skin moisturizing benefits, each bottle contains a high number of flowers. As a Manufacturer, Exporter, and Supplier, we ensure top-quality products for your well-being.

Description:

Fenugreek is an annual herb scientifically known as Trigonella foenum belongs to Fabaceae family, native to the Mediterranean regions, Southern Europe and Western Asia. Fenugreek seeds are rhomboid shaped, it has small round leaves that can be dried, as well as seeds. Fenugreek leaves consisting of small, obviate to oblong leaflets, widely produced in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Iran, Nepal, Bangladesh, Argentina, Egypt, France, Turkey, Morocco and Spain.

Extraction:

Fenugreek oil is derived from seeds of fenugreek herb through steam distillation.

Properties:

Fenugreek oil is yellowish with a hint of brown colour. Its aroma is fragrant with tones of bitter. Fenugreek seed essential oil contains volatile compounds.

Composition:

Fenugreek oil contains various nutrients are: omega –cardinene, alpha- cadinol, gamma-eudesmol and alpha bisabolol.

Uses:

•     Fenugreek oil is used in aromatherapy as it contains volatile compounds which for ushering in several healing actions.
•     Fenugreek oil cures acne; it reduces inflammation, swelling, pain and redness around pimples.
•     As fenugreek oil has anti oxidant qualities, prevent pimples from oxidizing and also blackheads formation by preventing cells from free radical damage.
•     Fenugreek oil is used for treatment of boils, carbuncles, cysts, furuncles, in grown hair and folliculitis.
•     It prevents cancer as it has anti carcinogenic property.
•     Fenugreek oil promotes blood circulation.
•     Fenugreek oil provides relief from swelling, caused by hives and itching.
•     It is used in massage oil as it soothes skin so provides relieving from inflammation.
•     It is used to remove phlegm from throat, provide relief from coughs and bronchitis.
•     It has hypoglycemic activity, used in treatment of Diabetes as it lowers down the blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
•     It mimics estrogen hormone in female as it contain diosgenin which used to make synthetic estrogen.
•     It increases the milk production in lactating mothers.
•     It protects the nervous system, exerts relaxing influence on nervous system.
•     Fenugreek oil well known for enhancing feminine beauty as helps to enlarge breast.
•     It aids in sexual stimulation.
•     It contains choline, aids thinking process.
•     It is used to balance hormonal levels aids in treating PMS and menupause.
•     It stimulates beta cells of pancreas.
•     It is used in aromatherapy as it reduces high blood pressure, encourages sweatening and also treats fever.
•     It is used for kidney ailment as it helps in restoring normal health kidney and exerts protective influence on kidney and pancreas.
•     It is used for treatment of various problems such as Fevers, sore throats, wounds, swollen glands, skin irritations, ulcers, muscle aches and gout pain

Safety and Precaution:

    Use carefully, Fenugreek oil can affect blood sugar levels in people with diabetes as it is hypoglycemic.

    Avoid using fenugreek oil as it can cause early contraction and also may cause unusual body odor.

 

Description: Cypress oil is acquired from cypress tree, scientifically known as Cupressus sempervirens belongs to Cupressaceae family. Cypress oil is fresh and herbaceous in aroma. Cypress is a deciduous tree and has dark green foliage, small flowers and round brown gray cones with seeds nut. It is well grown in wetlands and it is native to South Western US Mountains and Northern Mexico. It is widely cultivated in Spain, France and Morocco.

Extraction: Cypress essential oil is obtained from bark of cypress tree through steam distillation method. Cypress oil is pure and organic by steam distillation and if it is extracted by solvent extraction or supercritical carbon dioxide then it does not remain organic.

Properties: Cypress oil is greenish or yellowish in appearance and has fresh and herbaceous aroma and slightly evergreen and woody scent that promote calming and healthy & full of energy feel.

Blending: Cypress is well mixes with other woody oils like cedar wood and pine oil and other essential oils such as lavender, rosemary and citrus oils like bergamot, frankincense, juniper berry oil, lime, lemon, orange, and grapefruit.

Uses:

• It is used as an astringent, helps to strengthen gums and tighten muscle throughout the body, shrinks skin and makes skin taut.
• It is used for treatment of hemorrhoids and edema.
• It reduces congestion in the lymphatic system.
• It has anti spasmodic property; it prevents spasms, drives fluid retention away and prevents convulsions, muscle pulls, cramps and spasmodic cholera.
• It helps in treatment of both external and internal wounds, used as ingredient in lotions and creams as it prevents infections to wounds due to its Camphene in cypress oil.
• It increases frequency & quantity of urination and promotes digestion and stops gas from forming in intestines and reduces swelling.
• It helps in eliminating toxins from body and reduces blood pressure and cleans out kidneys.
• It encourages respiratory system, increases lungs efficiency, helps to eliminate coughs and phlegm which accumulated in respiratory tracts and lungs and also clears up congestion, making breathing easier in coughs and cold.
• It ensures health of liver by regulating proper discharge of bile from organ and protects liver from infection.
• It induces calming, relaxing effect on mind & body by relieving nervous stress and anxiety
• It stimulates perspiration and cures excessive sweating and reduces heavy menstruation and heavy bleeding.
• It is effective against varicose veins, cellulite, asthma, bronchitis and diarrhea.
• It is used in aromatherapy products like scented candles, soaps, incense and others.
• It is used in formulations of body and also added to anti lice shampoo.

 

Safety and Precautions: Avoid cypress oil during pregnancy.Do not use Arizona cypress oil as it contains toxic ketone which can attack mucous membrane.

Description: Bay is an evergreen tree, scientifically known as Pimento racemosa, it is native to South America. Bay tree grows up to 30 feet in height, small and erect in structure. It has grayish bark, aromatic and green leaves, also bear berries.  It has long pointed leaves, with small yellow or white flowers with black berries.

Extraction: The Bay oil is acquired from the dried leaves and berries which are collected or harvested from 5 years old bay tree through steam distillation. Either added salt or seawater is required in distill for extraction of bay oil.

Properties: Bay oil is a warming oil, deep golden yellow to brown in colour; strong spicy smell similar to clove and watery viscosity. Its aroma is fruity, spice and herbaceous.

Composition: Main constituents of Bay oil are eugenol, chavicol, myrcene, linalool and limonene.

Blending: Bay oil is nicely blends with cedar wood, coriander, eucalyptus, geranium, ginger, juniper, lavender, lemon, orange, rose, rosemary, thyme and ylang ylang.

Uses:

• Bay oil is used in aromatherapy due to its sedative property and as massage oil, as it induces relaxing and refreshing effect and also treats muscle & joint pain and also helps in neuralgia.
• Bay oil is used as ingredient in hair shampoos and hair conditioners because it prevents dandruff, treats hair loss and gives hairs a vibrant shine.
• It is used to heal sprains and strains.
• It is also helpful in stimulating blood circulation.
• It has skin toner quality, treats razor burns and breakouts in skin.
• Bay oil is used in perfumery, cosmetics and in men’s personal care products.
• It acts as insect repellant and also added to fumigants, vaporizers and sprays.
• It is effective against nerves pressure, stimulate blood vessels contraction and also alleviate pain due to neuralgia.
• It is effective against joint & muscle issues such as arthritis, sprains and in respiratory problems like cold, cough, viral infection and flu as it has decongestant quality.
• It prevents wounds from septic or tetanus such as severe convulsions, cramps, breathlessness, pain and inhibit growth of microbes.
• It has antibiotic property so it protects liver, heart and other internal organs.
• It provides relieve in cramps, coughs, aches, diarrhea, nervous afflictions and convulsions caused by spasm.
• It provides strengthen grip of gums on teeth, prevent sagging skin and muscles as it induces contractions in the blood vessels so that cures haemorrhaging.
• Bay oil maintains acid and base balance in stomach as it promotes bile discharge.
• It is effective against obstructed menses, promotes regularity and eases in pain.
• It has ability to fight against infections that may lead to coughs, cold, fevers and helps in brings down body temperature as it encourages perspiration and also facilitates removal of toxins through sweat.
• It is used as toner as it improves metabolic functions by toning up liver, stomach and intestine and provides healthier and stronger body.

Safety and Precautions: Need guidance of an aromatherapy practioner as it can cause skin irritation due to its eugenol component.Avoid use of bay oil during pregnancy or nursing women.People who are suffering from kidney, liver diseases, cancer and who are using anticoagulants should avoid use of bay oil as it can cause harmKeep away from reach of children and infants.

Specification of Bay Oil:

Botanical Source – Bay Oil Description – Pale yellow coloured fluid liquid. Odour – Strong, pleasant, fruity and exciting spicy odour. Refractive Index – 1.500- 1.545 Optical Rotation –  -3° – +3° Specific Gravity – 0.9 40 – 0.988 Storage – In well fitted container in cool and dark place

Description- Tea tree is scientifically known as Melaleuca alternifolia, belongs to Myrataceae or myrtle family. Tea tree plant is indigenous to Southeast and Northeast Coast of New South Wales, Australia, also cultivated in New Zealand. It is an attractive thin leafed plant with soft; fine branch lets and it can grow fast and harvested as early as 6 months.

Extraction- Tea tree oil is a volatile essential oil is derived mainly from Melaleuca alternifolia tree leaves, twigs and terminal branches through steam distillation method, although there are various extract methods such as distillation, Carbon dioxide supercritical extraction and solvent extraction.

Composition- It is composed of 100 compounds, its main composition are Terpene hydrocarbon, monoterpenes & other alcohols.

Properties- Tea tree oil is an essential oil having fresh and spicy camphoraceous odor and light yellow to early colorless and clear in appearance. Its aroma is warm.

Blending- Tea tree oil is nicely blends with basil, bergamot, black pepper, chamomile, german, clary sage, cypress, eucalyptus, geranium, juniper, lavender, marjoram, lemon, thyme, ylang ylang, oregano, peppermint, pine, ravensara, rosemary, and oakmosss.

Uses-

• It is an active ingredient in variety of household and cosmetic products. Recommended Usage-
• Face Wash
• Shampoos
• Skin and nail creams
• Massage oils
• Laundry
• Detergents
• Tea tree oil is used in aromatherapy as it helps in alleviating chest and head congestion, stuffy nose and other symptoms of cold and coughs.
• It is used to heal acne and also relieve in skin inflammation as it reduce psoriasis and also used against eczema.
• It is antibacterial so used for treatment of chickenpox, cold sores, congestion and respiratory tract infection.
• It is used against fungal infection such as Candida, jock itch, athletes foot and toenail fungus as it is antifungal.
• It is used to eliminate body odor and reduce sweatiness, fight odor.
• It is used to softens dry cuticles and eliminate toenail fungus.

Safety and Precaution-

• Avoid undiluted tree oil, it may cause irritation. It may cause allergic reaction such as rashes usually mild & itchy which may lead to blistering.
• It may cause dizziness and swelling in throat.
• It may be toxic for pet as it may cause hypersensitivity reaction.

Description: Patchouli oil is acquired from evergreen perennial, scientifically known as Pogostemon patchouli and it belongs to Labitae. Patchouli oil is native to Southeast Asia, commonly cultivated in India, Indonesia, Philippines, China and Malaysia. It is bushy herb of the mint family with erect stems, grows up to 2 or 3 feet and bearing small, pale pink-white flowers.

Extraction: Patchouli oil is obtained from leaves and white, violet marked flowers of the patchouli plant through steam distillation method.

Properties: Patchouli oil is thick in consistency, light yellow, deep golden or brown in colour and having sweet, strong earthy aroma.

Composition: Its major constituents are patchouli alcohol, alpha bulnesene, alpha-guaiene, seychellen, pogostrol, gamma-patchoulene and alpha patchoulene.

Blending: Patchouli oil is nicely blends with bergamot, clary sage, geranium, lavender and myrrh.

Uses:

• Patchouli oil is effective against chapped skin or dry skin.
• It is used for aromatherapy as it provides peace and calming effect and reduces stress and nervous tension and treats insomnia.
• It has insect repellant property, used in protection of clothes and fabrics from insects.
• It provides relief from inflammation or irritation of fever, internal inflammation from conditions like arthritis and gout.
• It is antiseptic in nature, it protects wounds and ulcers from developing infections and prevent septic.
• It boosts sex drive; it is used for treatments of sexual issues such as impotency, loss of libido, disinterest in sex, erectile dysfunction, frigidity and sexual anxiety.
• It boosts immune system and help in prevention of colds, influenza and tonsillitis.
• Patchouli oil acts as tonic for overall well being as it stimulates stomach, liver and intestines to optimize metabolic function.
• It regulates endocrinal secretions of hormones and enzymes.
• It encourages contractions in muscles, nerves and skin, also strengthen hold of gums on teeth, prevent sagging skin and loosening of muscle tissue.
• It promotes growth of red blood cells which boosts energy levels and increases blood circulation, functionality and oxygenation of organs and body cells.
• It eliminates body odor.
• It has diuretic property, increases frequency of urination and promotes weight lose, lowers blood pressure and increases appetite, reduce cholesterol and eliminates toxins from body.

Safety and Precaution:

• Though patchouli oil has sweet, may be too strong that is unpleasant to some people.
• Avoid use in excessive amount of patchouli oil as its too much or smelling too strongly can be irritating to some peoples.
• Do not use patchouli oil during pregnancy.
• It can cause photosensitivity and appetite loss.

Description- Rosemary is a herb used for aromatherapy as well as for culinary purpose, is known as Rosmarinus officinalis belongs to Lamaeceae family. Rosemary is evergreen plant which has grayish green, needle shaped leaves with slightly blue colour small flower. Rosemary plant is native to Mediterranean region, Asia and also cultivated in France, Tunisia and Yugoslavia.

Extraction- Rosemary oil is obtained from the flowering tips of Rosmarinus officinalis herb through steam distillation method.

Composition- Its constituents are α-pinene, β-pinene, borneol, camphor, bornyl acetate, camphene, 1-8 cineole, and limonene.

Properties- Rosemary oil is clear in colour, refreshing herbal smell, evergreen like scent and watery viscosity. It is volatile in nature.

Blending- Rosemary essential oil is particularly well blends with Frankincense, lavender, clary sage, cedar wood, basil, thyme, citronella, lemongrass, elemi, geranium, chamomile, peppermint and cardamom.

Uses-

• Rosemary oil is used for culinary purpose to cook dishes because of its good aroma that tastes goods on potatoes and roasted lamb.
• It is used for hair care as it stimulates follicles; making hair grow longer & stronger, reduce premature hair loss.
• It is used to help in removing bad breath and prevent gingivitis, cavities, plaque builds up.
• It is used in aromatherapy as it relieve stress, headache, muscle pain because it decreases level of the cortisol in saliva.
• It is used in room fresheners, cosmetics, beauty aids food, bath oil, candles and perfume as it has refreshing herbal smell.
• It is used to eliminate eczema, dermatitis, oily skin and acne.
• It boosts mental activity, increases concentrations.
• It supports healing of neurological tissues and brain function.
• It is used as detoxifier and also enhances bile flow.
• It also reduces cancer risk as it contains antioxidant- carnosol which also function as anti carcinogen.
• It increases nerve growth factor and healing nervous tissue.
• It also used to lowers Dihydroxyestosterone (DHT).
• It is used in creams and lotions as it improves blood circulation and decongesting in skin.
• It is also used in burners and vaporizer therapy as it helps in congestion, overwork and sinusitis, mental & physical tiredness.

 

Safety and Precaution- Rosemary oil should be avoided by pregnant or breast feeding or nursing women, excessive use of oil may lead to miscarriage or disability in fetus.Do not ingest as it can cause vomiting or spasm.