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Aromatherapy aims to enhance our entire well-being and each scent has its own characteristic and healing capabilities.
This list of aroma profiles can give an idea what the scents can be used for, although the information provided is not considered complete and is not guaranteed to be accurate.
Botanical name: piper nigrum
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: middle
Strength of initial aroma: medium
Aromatic description: pungent, spicy, warm, woody
Possible uses: anemia, poor appetite, arthritis, colds, colic, constipation, diarrhea, digestive support, nausea, rheumatism, sprains, toothache, vertigo, viral infection, vomiting; is stimulating the circulation and for muscular aches and pains; increases alertness and memory
Safety note: may cause skin irritation; those with kidney problems should not use; do not use if pregnant or lactating.
Carrot
Botanical name: daucus carota (carrot seed)
Extraction: steam distillation
Aromatic description: earthy, woody
Possible uses: stimulates circulation, repairs and tones the skin, increases elasticity, reduces the formation of wrinkles, and scars. Rich in Vitamin A, which can be absorbed into the skin.
Cinnamon
Botanical name: cinnamomum zeylanicum
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: middle
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: sweet, spicy, warm, peppery, earthy, smoky
Possible uses: constipation, exhaustion, flatulence, lice, low blood pressure, rheumatism, scabies, stress. Should be used with great caution.
Safety note: oil from bark is a skin toxin, can cause extreme irritation and sensitization; phototoxicity: avoid exposure to sunlight following application; irritating to mucous membranes; do not use internally; do not use if pregnant or lactating.
Citronella
Botanical name: cymbopogon nardus
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: top
Strength of initial aroma: medium
Aromatic description: sweet, lemony, grassy, fruity
Possible uses: colds, fatigue, flu, headache, migraine, insect repellent
Safety note: may cause irritation; do not use if pregnant or lactating
Botanical name: eugenia caryophyllata (clovebud)
Extraction: steam distillation
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: spicy, very warm
Possible uses: enhances concentration and can act as an aphrodisiac; most effective as an antiseptic when diffused, and helps for toothaches and abscesses when dabbed on the tooth.
Safety note: irritating to the skin and mucous membranes, extreme care should be taken when using on the skin. Avoid during pregnancy and do not use on children.
Coffee
Botanical name: coffea arabica
Extraction: solvent or CO2 extraction
Perfumery note: base
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: strong, rich, aroma of fresh brewed coffee
Possible uses: reduces mental fatigue, enhances concentration, increases alertness
Ginger
Botanical name: zingiber officinale
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: middle/base
Strength of initial aroma: medium-strong
Aromatic description: woody, spicy, peppery, sharp, warm
Possible uses: supports a healthy digestive system; helps to relieve soreness and stiffness in muscles, increases circulation
Safety note: slightly phototoxic; use with caution during pregnancy
Jasmine (The King of Flowers)
Botanical name: jasminum officinale
Extraction: solvent extraction
Perfumery note: middle/base
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: rich, warm, sweet, floral, honey
Possible uses: anxiety, exhaustion, cough, depression, stress; is also used as an aphrodisiac
Safety note: do not use on very sensitive skin
Lavender
Botanical name: lavandula augustifolia
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: top/middle
Strength of initial aroma: medium
Aromatic description: fresh, floral, light, powdery, sweet
Possible uses: abcesses, acne, allergies, anxiety, arthritis, asthma, bee stings, burns, colic, cuts, cystitis, dandruff, depression, dermatitis, headache, high blood pressure, hypertension, insect bites, insect repellant, itching, labor pains, migraine, rheumatism, scars, shock, sunburn, vertigo; it kills germs and helps to reduce the spread of colds and viruses, it balances the mood and has a long tradition on skin and hair care.
Safety note: avoid if you have low blood pressure
Lemon
Botanical name: citrus limon
Extraction: cold expression
Perfumery note: top
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: sweet, sugary, clean, fresh, light
Possible uses: asthma, cellulites, colds, fever, germicide, herpes, warts; is uplifting and anti-stress/anti-depressant.
Safety note: avoid sunlight following application; may cause skin irritation; not for babies or young children.
Lemon Grass
Botanical name: cymbopogon citratus
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: top
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: citrus, earthy, fresh, herbaceous, smoky
Possible uses: muscle aches, oily skin, scabies, stress, insect repellent; is refreshing, increases alertness and concentration, relieves fatigue
Safety note: avoid in glaucoma and with children, do not use near mucous membranes, use caution with sensitive skin.
Peppermint
Botanical name: mentha piperita
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: top
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: fresh, green, minty
Possible uses: asthma, bronchitis, colds, colic, depression, dermatitis, exhaustion, fatigue, food poisoning, headache, hysteria, inflammation, liver problems, migraine, muscle pain, rheumatism, stomach cramp, toothache, vertigo; insect repellent
Safety note: use with caution with high blood pressure; not for babies or young children
Rose (The Queen of Flowers)
Botanical name: rosa damascena
Extraction: solvent extraction or steam distillation
Perfumery note: middle
Strength of initial aroma: strong
Aromatic description: intensely floral, sweet
Possible uses: asthma, broken capillaries, bronchitis, depression, hay fever, headache, fever, herpes, mature skin, menstruation, nausea, stress; balancing effect on female hormones; is also used as an aphrodisiac.
Safety note: not for babies or young children; causes dermatitis in rare cases
Rosemary
Botanical name: rosmarinus officinalis
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: top
Strength of initial aroma: medium-strong
Aromatic description: balsamic, herbaceous, woody, fresh, minty, sharp
Possible uses: acne, arthritis, asthma, bronchitis, cellulite, colds, dandruff, dermatitis, fatigue, flu, gout, oily hair, hair loss, headache, infections, insect repellent, lice, liver problems, low blood pressure, muscle cramping, muscle pain, neuralgia, ovary problems, rheumatism, testicle problems, varicose veins; enhances memory, clears the mind; widespread in hair and skin care.
Safety note: not for babies or young children; those with hypertension should not use; do not use if pregnant or lactating.
Sandalwood
Botanical name: santalum album
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: base
Strength of initial aroma: medium
Aromatic description: warm, deep, rich, balsamic, sweet, floral, dry-woody
Possible uses: acne, bronchitis, cough, depression, lymphatic problems, menstruation, nausea, scars, skin regeneration, sore throat, stress; is also used as an aphrodisiac.
Safety note: not for babies or young children.
Ylang Ylang
Botanical name: cananga odorata
Extraction: steam distillation
Perfumery note: base/middle
Strength of initial aroma: medium
Aromatic description: sweet, strongly floral, soft, tropical
Possible uses: acne, anxiety, depression, diabetes, fatigue, hair loss, high blood pressure, hypertension, insect bites, insomnia, intestinal problems, nervous tension, skin problems, stress; is used as an aphrodisiac
Safety note: may cause headache and skin irritation; do not use if pregnant or lactating.
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