Cinnamon essential oil is said to have antispasmodic, antibacterial, antifungal and anti-infectious properties. Too much cinnamon essential oil can be a skin irritant and over use can be toxic. Blends well with spearmint, clove, ylang-ylang, lavender, bay, benzoin, fir, and citrus oils.

• A rich yellow oil spicy, woody holiday fruity fragrance Steam distilled from the leaves of a tropical evergreen tree with small fragrant flowers and spicy scented leaves.

Clove Bud is sometimes used to sweeten breath and eliminate toothache. It also treats flu, sore muscles, arthritis, colds, and bronchial congestion, and is a heating liniment. As a stimulant, clove helps to overcome nervousness, stress, mental fatigue, and poor memory.

• 100% pure essential oil

Eucalyptus is pungent, sharp and somewhat camphoric. It treats sinus and throat infection, fever, flu, chickenpox, and herpes. It is excellent on oily complexion, especially acne, boils and insect bites and for killing lice. The scent also increases energy and emotional imbalance.

• Also known as "Indian Basil", the leaves of this plant are given in conditions of chronic diarrhea, catarrh. The leaves contain a yellowish green essential known as "Basil-Camphor".

Essential Oils are highly concentrated essences of plants which have been extracted either by steam distillation or cold compression. These oils are 100% pure and unadulterated. Our high quality of oils can be used for aromatherapy, massage, cosmetics, and in some cases for food applications. As essential oils are highly concentrated, use sparingly and with caution. In most cases, essential oils should never be applied directly to the skin or ingested internally. For optimum shelf life, store in a tightly sealed amber glass bottle, away from direct sunlight or sources of heat.

Khus oil calms the solar plexus, purifies the mind, blood and skin. It improves concentration and is a woman's hormone balancer. Also has antiseptic qualities and is a relaxant and aphrodisiac. Soothes vata and pitta and elevates kapha.

There are many uses for lavender. It calms the nervous system, making it a sedative. It also reduces stress in the body with its anti-spasmodic qualities. When the body is relaxed, the mind can also relax. A tea made of lavender can be consumed as a sedative. Lavender oil can be placed, a drop at a time, on the temples to relieve headache, or in the bath to relax. Other uses of lavender oil, mixed with water or other herbal oils, are to relieve joint pain, as an antiseptic, and to aid digestion.

• Lavender's most common use is in reducing stress and headaches.

Lemongrass is excellent for sagging skin and stretch marks. Use in a carrier lotion or oil for massage. Diffuse to lessen fatigue and clear thinking. Lemongrass can be used with a carrier in the bath.

• Lemongrass was used in traditional Indian medicine for infectious illnesses and fever; modern research in India shows that it also acts as a sedative on the central nervous system.

This is pure steem-distilled Neem oil. The oil HAS NOT been diluted in any other oils and is the most potent form of Neem available. The oil has actually been preserved with pieces of the Neem plant in it. Neem oil is used in India to make all sorts of consumer products, such as soap, cosmetics, antiseptics, toothpastes, gargle, ointments, poultices, lubricants, fertilizers and fuel for oil lamps.

Massage, Bath, Diffuse, Household Use in a massage to relax and provide energy after a hard days work, or for a facial massage. Diffuse to help ease symptoms of bronchitis, colds, chills, and the flu, and to soothe stress and depression. A clockwise abdominal massage of Orange may ease constipation and water retention, while a few drops added to a facial wash or shower gel encourages radiant, younger looking skin.

• It makes an excellent body moisturizer, and when added to the bath has a calming effect. This oil has excellent de-greasing and cleaning properties.

The favorite of Krishna and Lakshmi, tulsi purifies the mind, body and spirit. Good for the complexion, circulation, metabolism and heart. It acts as a nervine, antispasmodic and febrifuge. Heating, so good for vata and kapha; elevates pitta in excess.