Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. This lavender is grown organically in Provence in France. It is a “population” lavender which is grown from seeds. It is a fine lavender that grows at higher altitudes. The lowest field that this product grows in is about 800m & the highest is over 1300m. The high altitude lavender apart from its wonderful fine fragrance has a higher ester content making it an excellent therapeutic oil. To help unwind after a busy day try blending 5 drops of Lavender with 10ml of Peach Kernel oil add to a bowl of warm water & soak the feet for 15 minutes. For the finishing touch pat dry & massage in the remains of the blend. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. This Lemon is grown organically in Sicily. It is expressed (the peel is pressed) to give this wonderful zesty oil of outstanding quality. This tangy oil has a clearing effect & so is particularly useful when recovering from general winter ills. It is very effective used in an oil burner. Try adding 2 drops of Lemon 2 drops of Lavender & 1 drop of Geranium to the water in an oil burner when feeling under the weather. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. This Lemon is grown organically in Sicily. It is expressed (the peel is pressed) to give this wonderful zesty oil of outstanding quality. This tangy oil has a clearing effect & so is particularly useful when recovering from general winter ills. It is very effective used in an oil burner. Try adding 2 drops of Lemon 2 drops of Lavender & 1 drop of Geranium to the water in an oil burner when feeling under the weather. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. Lemongrass is produced from two totally distinct botanical species of Cymbopogon. Citratus is found only under cultivation & despite early origins in Sri Lanka & India it is sometimes confusingly referred to as West Indian Lemongrass. The other type is Cymbopogon Flexuosus which is only cultivated in relatively limited areas of India. Lemongrass oil is distilled from the fresh or partly dried leaves of the grass. It is generally easy to produce & its yield is quite good. However organic availability of this oil is fairly low as only a few countries produce Lemongrass organically. Like most lemon-scented oils Lemongrass can be very refreshing. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. Lemongrass is produced from two totally distinct botanical species of Cymbopogon. Citratus is found only under cultivation & despite early origins in Sri Lanka & India it is sometimes confusingly referred to as West Indian Lemongrass. The other type is Cymbopogon Flexuosus which is only cultivated in relatively limited areas of India. Lemongrass oil is distilled from the fresh or partly dried leaves of the grass. It is generally easy to produce & its yield is quite good. However organic availability of this oil is fairly low as only a few countries produce Lemongrass organically. Like most lemon-scented oils Lemongrass can be very refreshing. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. This organic oil is extracted from the skin of the fruit using a ‘ Pellatrice’ machine. Mandarin has a sweet familiar aroma & is considered one of the gentler oils making it popular for use by pregnant women & on children in very low dilutions. After a hard day try soaking in a bath containing 3 drops of Mandarin 3 drops of Geranium & 2 drops of Patchouli all blended in a teaspoon of Apricot Kernel oil. If pregnant a gentle massage of the bump using 1 drop of Mandarin in a teaspoon of Apricot Kernel is always pleasant. As with all essential oils extra care must be taken during pregnancy particularly during the first trimester. If in doubt seek medical assistance or consult a qualified aromatherapist. ...

Absolute Aromas Organic Orange Blossom Floral Water comes from the neroli flowers of the bitter orange tree. This organic water can be used as a natural facial toner or as a refreshing face & body spritz. It is suitable for all skin types especially normal & combination. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. Indonesia is by far the largest producer of Patchouli. It is extensively used in perfumes in combination with a wide variety of other oils. This oil is unusual in that it that tends to improve with age. This organic essential oil is produced by steam distillation of the leaves. It is not very easy to produce as it is a very sticky oil & can result in a low yield. The distinctive aroma of Patchouli makes it familiar to many people & may explain its popularity in perfumes & skincare products. Try blending 1 drop of Patchouli 1 drop of Geranium & 2 drops of Bergamot in 10ml of Apricot Kernel oil to use as a facial oil. A few drops each of Patchouli & Lavender added to an unfragranced handcream or vegetable oil make a treat for neglected hands & feet. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. Indonesia is by far the largest producer of Patchouli. It is extensively used in perfumes in combination with a wide variety of other oils. This oil is unusual in that it that tends to improve with age. This organic essential oil is produced by steam distillation of the leaves. It is not very easy to produce as it is a very sticky oil & can result in a low yield. The distinctive aroma of Patchouli makes it familiar to many people & may explain its popularity in perfumes & skincare products. Try blending 1 drop of Patchouli 1 drop of Geranium & 2 drops of Bergamot in 10ml of Apricot Kernel oil to use as a facial oil. A few drops each of Patchouli & Lavender added to an unfragranced handcream or vegetable oil make a treat for neglected hands & feet. ...

Absolute Aromas & every oil in the organic range have been certified by the Soil Association. Each oil can be traced back to the farm where the plant was grown through each stage of production & finally to the beautiful finished product. The organic range has been sourced from many reputable farms around the world. Absolute Aromas have visited many of the farms themselves in order to ensure that the high levels of quality & purity that have made Absolute Aromas stand out in the marketplace remain at the forefront of their company ethos. Acknowledged as the best quality Peppermint available English Peppermint is at the luxury end of the market. The normal American mentha piperita tends to go into products such as toothpaste & confectionery. English peppermint (also known as Mitcham Peppermint) is used for after-dinner mints & mint liqueurs. It is a much smoother fuller & more rounded oil than the standard product. It has an unusually high content of methylesters (giving excellent body & sweetness) & a modest content of the bitter tasting ketone Organic Peppermint is susceptible to “rust” making it very hard to produce. Menthone Peppermint as used in after-dinner mints is popular after a bout of over-indulgence. Blend 1 drop of Peppermint with 5ml of Sweet Almond oil for a comforting tummy rub (massage in a clockwise direction!). Try adding 4 drops to a bowl of warm water for a wonderfully refreshing footbath. Also a good insect repellent – use in a burner or diffuser or add 10 drops to a plant spray filled with water shake well & spray the room pets’ bedding etc. (Avoid polished wood – may cause bleaching of fabric.) Do not use Peppermint during the first 4 months of pregnancy & with care thereafter. ...