Scientific Names:
Cajeput (melaleuca cajuputi)
Calendula (calendula officinalis)
Camphor(cinnamomum camphora)
Cardamom Seed (elettaria cardamomum)
Carrot seed (daucus carota)
Cassia (cinnamonum cassia)
Cedarwood - Organic (cedrus atlantica)
Cedarwood (cedrus deodora)
Chamomile - Organic, German (matricaria recutita)
Chamomile - Roman (anthemis nobilis L)
Chili Seed (capsicum annum l)
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As with all essential oils, never use them undiluted on sensitive skin or babies. If applying an essential oil to your skin always perform a small patch test to an insensitive part of the body (after you have properly diluted the oil in an appropriate carrier.
Do not take internally unless working with a qualified and expert practitioner. Improper dosing can cause unwanted effects.
Keep out of reach from children.
Additional Information on Oils:
Cajeput:
Suggested use(s): Cajeput oil is a kind of essential oil and is diluted before use. It is used internally as well as externally. Cajeput essential oil acts as analgesic, antiseptic and anti-neuralgic. Oil of Cajeput has been used traditionally for curing acne and headaches, it eases breathing difficulties and helps in healing of muscles and suppresses joints pain.
Cajeput oil is also insecticidal; hence used for healthy looking skin. It also brings relief from boils and carbuncles,ringworms and various fungal infections, scabies, erosion of cervix and represses swelling around fingers and toes. It is a good remedy for infectious sinus and is also used to get remedy for troubles related to respiratory tracks.
Cardamom:
| BOTANICAL NAME | ORIGIN | CULTIVATION | METHOD OF EXTRACTION | SOURCE | NOTE | SOLUBILITY |
| Elettaria cardamomum | Tropical Asia | India | Steam distillation | Seeds | Sweet and balsamic in fragrant | Soluble in alcohol & water |
Details
Historical Uses
• Cardamom was traditionally used in Chinese medicines for curing respiratory problems such as chest congestion, coughing and sinus.
• In both Ayurvedic as well as Chinese medicine, it was used on the large scale to treat many health-related issues.
• Also for treating cough, nervous disorders, abdominal pain, etc., caraway oil are recommended.
• In Ayurvedic medicine, it was believed to bring joy, clarity and also raises consciousness.
Therapeutic benefits
• It is widely used for neutralizing the unwanted effects of chemotherapy and reduces spasms & nausea.
• Cardamom Oil is known for possessing amazing digestive, antimicrobial, stimulant, antiseptic, aphrodisiac and many other therapeutic benefits.
Cedarwood:
| BOTANICAL NAME | ORIGIN | CULTIVATION | METHOD OF EXTRACTION | SOURCE | NOTE | SOLUBILITY |
| Cedrus deodora | India | Conventional | Steam distillation | Wood | Strong, smoky and slightly camphoraceous scent | 1 mL dissolves in 3.5 mL - 4 mL alcohol |
Details
Cedearwood oil is one of the most popularly bought essential oils. It is an extraction of cedarwood chips and saw dust that possesses many therapeutic benefits and medicinal properties.
Botany
Cedarwood is also known as Deodar cedar, grows to a height of 131 feet high. It belongs to Abietaceae family. This evergreen tree appears as pyramid in shape that has grey-greenish needles and oval-shaped cones.
A Brief History of Cedarwood Oils
Cedarwood oils are obtained from sawdust and wood chips via the steam distillation process. The aroma of the oil is soft and pencil-like. The color of the oil thus obtained appears as light orange to pale yellow in color and appears slightly viscous.
Historical Uses
• The use of Cedarwood oil dates back to ancient era where Native Americans, Tibetans and Egyptians have used it for different purposes.
• In Bible, there are many names of this oil has mentioned that shows its existence from ancient time.
• It was believed to calm the body and also rejuvenate the spirit and mind.
Therapeutic benefits
• It has several therapeutic benefits such as antiseptic, fungicidal, expectorant, astringent, antispasmodic and fungicidal.
• Besides, it also provides relief from muscle spasm, eliminates cough, promotes urination, reduces inflammation and prevents infections.
Blends well with
Cedarwood (himalayan) goes well with Neroli, Cassia, Cypress, Clary sage, Labdanum, Frankincense, Jasmine, Juniper, Rosemary, Vetiver, Bergamot, Rosewood and Ylang Ylang.
General Precautionary Measures!
• Do not use Cedarwood oil in sensitive area and eyes.
• It should be used for external purpose and not the internal.
• Nursing mother and pregnant lady should avoid using this oil unless recommended by doctor.
• Consult to the doctor before using this oil for children as it is not suggested for kids.
Botanical Name:Cedrus deodora
CAS#:8000-27-9
Color & Odor:Yellow to brown liquid & Slightly camphoraceous and smoky odor
F.E.M.A. #:4503
Methods of Extraction:Steam distillation
Constituents:Himachalene
Solubility:1 ml dissolves in 3.5 ml - 4 ml alcohol
Specific Gravity:0.920-0.970
Flash Point:210 °F
Optical Rotation:+ 480 to + 700
Major Constituents:Himachalene
Chamomile, German:
| BOTANICAL NAME | ORIGIN | CULTIVATION | METHOD OF EXTRACTION | SOURCE | NOTE | SOLUBILITY |
| Matricaria Recutita | England and Nepal | Organic | Steam Distillation | Flowers | sweet aroma | Soluble in alcohol and oils |
Details
Aromaaz International offers good quality Chamomile German Essential Oil that has a strong, fruity-like fragrance. This deep blue essential oil is widely known for the benefits it provides to its users. Avail this miraculous essential from us.
Botany
Matricaria Recutita, also kown as Matricaria chamomilla, is an annual plant that belongs to the plant family Asteraceae. The plant has straight branches and smooth stems, having a height of 15–60 cm. The leaves of this plant are long and narrow with flowers blossoms during midsummer. The flowers of chamomile carry a strong, aromatic smell.
Overview of Chamomile German Essential Oil
Chamomile German Essential Oil is steam distilled from the dried Chamomile flowers. This essential oil has a deep, blue color with a sweet, cooling, and herbaceous fragrance. The presence of the compound azulene in this essential oil imparts it a blue color. The exotic smell of this essential oil had made it an important ingredient in cosmetics, soaps, perfumeries, and aromatherapy.
Benefits of Chamomile German Essential Oil
• Cure skin rashes if applied after diluting it with coconut oil.
• Treats acne and reduces inflammation on the skin if diluted with Evening Primrose oil.
• This essential oil is an incredible remedy for dandruff. It moisturizes the hair scalp and reduces itching.
• Chamomile oil is a touted solution for people with dry and frizzy hair.
• It helps in reducing the arthritis pain if the affected part is massaged with this oil.
Precautionary Measures!
German Chamomile Essential oil is non-toxic, non-sensitising, and non-irritant. Pregnant women must avoid the use of this essential oil as it may induce menstruation. Go for a skin patch test before applying it.
Botanical Name: Matricaria Recutita
CAS#: 84082-60-0
Color & Odor: Deep, mellow, sweet and herbaceous. Reminds that of freshly mown hay. It appears in deep Blue shade
F.E.M.A. #: N/A
Methods of Extraction: Steam Distillation
Constituents: Azulene, ?-Bisabolol, Bisabolol Oxides-A&B, Bisabolone Oxide-A, Chamazulene and Trans-?-Farnesene
Solubility: Soluble in alcohol and oils.
Specific Gravity: 0.890 - 0.960
Flash Point: 57 degrees Celcius
Optical Rotation: N/A
Major Constituents: Azulene, ?-Bisabolol, Bisabolol Oxides-A&B, Bisabolone Oxide-A, Chamazulene and Trans-?-Farnesene
Chamomile, Roman
Suggested use(s): Roman Chamomile essential oil possesses numerous therapeutic properties. It is used as analgesic, anti-biotic, anti-spasmodic, bactericides, carminative, anti-inflammatory, anti-infectious and neuralgic. It is also used as cicatriscant, febrifuge, hepatic, sedative, anti-depressant, vermifuge, vulnerary, nervine, stomachic, tonic and digestive. Roman Chamomile essential oil is helpful for children in reducing irritability, teething or colicky. It is also used for the treatment of bladder problems, throat infections and helps in curing of abdominal pains. It is highly recommended for babies suffering from gastric spasm, diarrhea or colic. It also helps in getting relief from allergies, asthma and hay fever.