Menthol has a characteristically minty smell and is typically derived from sources like peppermint, spearmint or eucalyptus. It has a range of soothing properties making it an ideal ingredient in health and beauty products. Menthol produces a cooling sensation while not lowering the temperature of the body or skin.

Methyl salicylate is a benzoate ester that is the methyl ester of salicylic acid. It has a role as a flavouring agent, a metabolite and an insect attractant. It is a benzoate ester and a member of salicylates. It derives from a salicylic acid.

Hemp seed oil is high in antioxidant fatty acids like vitamins A, C, and E. It also contains the perfect marriage of Omega fatty acids.

Orange Peel oil is distilled from the orange peel. Orange has been known for many therapeutic qualities. In addition to its antibacterial properties orange peel oil it can aid in the reduction of anxiety and pain. It also acts as a bronchodilator increasing blood flow in the body, subsequently offering opening of the airways and abetting asthmatic conditions.

Ylang Ylang is not as commonly known as its counterparts in the aromatherapy world. This oil has anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory properties, and also supports libido, one could say this is a flower with power.

The hidden gem of the essential oil world, Palmarosa oil could be said to be the perfect match. Not only does this little plant produce an oil that is so highly moisturizing it has been known to help relieve any dry skin condition, it has several other incredibly beneficial qualities. Not unlike many of our plant protectors, Palmarosa oil has anti-stress and anti-inflammatory properties.

Lemon oil is one of the most common essential oils due to its refreshing and uplifting scent. But not just or a good time, this oil has been known to have many therapeutic properties including its stimulating, calming, detoxifying, disinfectant and anti-fungal attributes. From a pure “look” standpoint, this would make great sense as lemons are the color of fun, warmth and happiness. And lemon is extremely versatile as it offers great benefits in health and well-being, but also in housekeeping.

Clove bud oil is probably one of the unsung heroes of the essential oil world. While it is not super sexy, it is super efficient and effective at its job. Clove bud oil is often used to kill bacteria or ease pain.

Even though Bergamot oil is delicious and often used to flavor foods, the actual fruit is bitter and tart. Keeping true to its citrus roots, Bergamot oil offers antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antibacterial properties. In addition to its powerful medicinal qualities, it also offers taste. A little discussed fact about Bergamot is that it is used as the secret ingredient to flavoring the famous Earl Grey Tea.

Geranium Oil reminds every one of their favorite Grandmother. This oil provides anti-anxiety properties as well as reduces the feelings of fatigue and tension. It can enhance concentration and help promote balance. It’s truly like a great big hug from Grandma! Additionally, this oil offers anti-inflammatory properties.

Petitgrain has been used for centuries to treat wounds and remove harmful bacteria. It has anti-stress and anti-anxiety properties, and promotes sleep (Isn't that all of us?)

Rosemary Oil hydrates the skin, which helps to control oil production. It also provides an antibacterial surface for the skin.

For those that have never heard of this oil, you are missing out. It offers many therapeutic qualities like anti-pain, anti-bacteria, and anti-septic. When used topically, it works to leave skin even and healthy. It is also known to be extremely effective to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Who knew there was a flower of youth?

Avocados. They are not just for toast! Avocado oil is a widely used carrier oil in many products because of its wonderfully emollient qualities. When used topically, Avocado Oil can help soften the skin.

Peppermint oil is one of the most widely used essential oils for its pleasant scent and wide array of applications.

An unlikely entry into the essential oil realm, Camphor oil has deep roots. In facy, only 50-year old trees produce a waxy substance that produces Camphor oil. Bringing its wisdom to bodies of all shapes and sizes, Camphor Oil has traditionally been used for its refreshing and stimulating vapors. Not only that, it has a dual cooling and warming sensation that provides comfort and pain relief.

Clove bud oil is probably one of the unsung heroes of the essential oil world. While it is not super sexy, it is super efficient and effective at its job. Clove bud oil is often used to kill bacteria. In fact, clove is often an ingredient in your toothpaste.

It is fitting that Sandalwood essential oil was believed to have been used in the bathing rituals of Hindu Gods. It is one of the most popular oils in aromatherapy for good reason. Sandalwood provides strong anti-inflammatory compounds and can help with headaches. The list goes on…but here is a great tip. Because of its antibacterial properties, it fights the bacteria that causes body odor. So if you are looking for a natural deodorant, find a carrier oil and put a dab of Sandalwood under your armpits for natural relief.