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Description: Clary sage oil is an herb, scientifically known as Salvia Sclarea belongs to Labiatae family. It is a perennial herb which grows in May to September and native to Central Asia and North Africa, its growth reaches up to 4-5 feet and it has colorful flowers, bloom in bunches and thick stems which covered with hairs.
Composition: Its major constituents are sclareol, alpha terpineol, geraniol, linalyl acetate, linalool, caryophyllene, neryl acetate and germacrene-D.
Extraction: Clary sage oil is derived from buds and leaves of Salvia sclarea plant through steam distillation method.
Properties: Clary sage oil is pale yellow green in colour; it is sweet, nutty fragrance and has watery viscosity.
Blending: Clary sage mixes well with citrus oils, lavender, cypress, juniper, pine, frankincense, geranium, rose, vertiver and sandalwood oils.
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Description: Ylang ylang is scientifically known as Cananga odorata, it is native to Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia as ylang ylang are usually found in rainforest of Asian and South Pacific Islands. Ylang ylang is a tropical tree, belongs to Annonceae. It grows well in full or partial sun and acidic soils up to 12m in temperate , having smooth and oval leaves and 13-20cm long and its flowers is drooping, long stalked with green yellowish petals and sea star in shape.
Extraction: Ylang ylang oil is acquired from fresh flowers of ylang ylang tree through steam distillation method.
Composition: The main components of ylang ylang tree are benzyl acetate, benzyl benzoate linalool, caryophyllene, geranyl acetate, p-cresyl methyl ether, pinene, eugenol, farnesol and farnasene.
Properties: Ylang ylang have sweet, clear and yellow in colour, its aroma is strong, fresh and slightly fruity.
Blending: Ylang ylang oil is nicely blends with bergamot, grapefruits, lavender and sandalwood.
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Description: Tegetus is also known as Mexican marigold, Tagetes oil is obtained from Tagetes minuta plant which belongs to compositae family. Tagetes oil is native to Africa and also grows in France and North America and its growth reaches up to 2 meters in height and has tiny white or pale yellow flowers with deeply divided deep green feathery leaves.
It grows up to 2 metres tall and produces tiny white or pale yellow flowers. Native to South America, it was introduced to Europe during the Spanish conquests. Tagetes minuta is a popular companion plant in gardening, because its roots produce a compound, which keeps slugs, pests and weeds at bay. In Peru, minuta is known as ‘huacatay’ and made into puree and seasoning that give local dishes a unique herbal flavor. It is said to taste like a mixture of mint, coriander and basil. It has been used this way since the ancient Inca civilization. Tagetes belongs to the same family of plants as the dahlia and daisy (Asteraceae) The leaves and flowers are a good insect repellent and are often seen hanging from native huts to deter swarms of flies and mosquitoes. In a 5% dilution, tagetes oil has been used to kill maggots in open wounds, while the roots and seeds have been found to help rid the body of poisons.
It is an ingredient of many foot treatment preparations and is also used in some perfumes.
Aromatic Description: Fresh, sweet, floral, slightly fruity.
Major Constituents of Egyptian Tagetes Oil:(Z)-B-OcimeneDihydrotagetone(Z)-Tagetone(Z)-Tagetenone(E)-Tagetenon
Although very few people buy this oil for the fragrance, it is a very effective oil when used in cases of infection and especially weeping wounds and chest infections.
Oil properties
Tagetes oil has a wild, sweet, fruity almost citrus-like smell and is yellow to reddish-amber in color. It is of medium viscosity that can turn thick and even gel-like if exposed to the air for a long time. The leaves and flowers are a good insect repellent and are often seen hanging from native huts to deter swarms of flies and mosquitoes. In a 5% dilution, tagetes oil has been used to kill maggots in open wounds, while the roots and seeds have been found to help rid the body of poisons.
After the Boer war in South Africa, Australian troops brought plants to their native land where it grew profusely. It is an ingredient of many foot treatment preparations and is also used in some perfumes.
ExtractionTagetes oil is extracted from the leaves, stalks and flowers, picked when the seeds are just starting to form.
Chemical composition The main chemical components are tagetone, limonene, valeric acid and ocimene etc.
Description: Rose is scientifically known as Rosa damascene belongs to Rosaceae family. A rose is a perennial flowering plant, flowers vary in size and shape and usually large and showy, in colours ranging from white through yellow and reds. It is native to Asian countries such as Syria, Bulgaria, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Iran and China), Europe, North America and Northwestern Africa.
Extraction: Rose oil is extracted from fresh petals of Rosa damascena or various type of rose through steam distillation.
Composition: Rose oil is mainly constitutes of citronellol, citral, carvone, citronellyl acetate, eugenol, ethanol, farnesol, stearpoten, methyl eugenol, neroli, nonanol, nonanal, phenyl acetaldehyde, phenylmenthyl acetate and phenyl geraniol
Properties: Rose oil is transparent pale yellow mobile liquid; rose essential oil is called Rose Otto. Rose Otto is light yellow in color, thin in consistency and its aroma is strongly floral and sweet. Rose Otto can solidify at cool temperature. Rose oil is beautiful and intoxicating oil.
Blending: Rose oil is nicely mixes with geranium, jasmine, clove and palmarosa essential oils.
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Description: Geranium is a perennial shrub, botanical known as Pelargonium graveolans. It is native to South Africa. Geranium plant has small pink flowers and pointy leaves, found in temperate regions and mountains, commonly in eastern part of Mediterranean region. Geranium plant is well grown in well drained but moisture retentive soil which is rich in humus. Geranium oil has many benefits for health, aromatherapy and perfumery.
Extraction: Geranium oil is acquired from stems and leaves of the geranium plant through steam distillation.
Properties: Geranium oil is sweet, strong rosy fragrance oil with slight mint touch. Geranium oil is colorless but can have slight light green color and watery in viscosity.
Composition: Geranium oil is mainly composed of citronellol, geraniol, nerol, citonellyl formate, isomenthone, linalool, geranyl butyrate, geranyl acetate, limonene, myrcene and α-pinene.
Blending: Geranium oil is nicely blends with bergamot, angelica, basil, lavender, cedar wood, carrot seed, citronella, lavender, neroli, lime, orange, lemon, jasmine, grape fruit, clary sage and rosemary oil.
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Avoid use while pregnant or breast feeding women.It can have sensitizing effect in rare cases.