Essential Oil Brands
The benefits of essential oils are too numerous to list ranging from natural cleaning and beauty products to boosting your immune system and emotional wellness, and much more! With so many essential oils to choose from it can be hard to decide. One sure way to start is by viewing the oils from the most trusted brands in essential oils. View the best selling essential oil brands below to begin your journey into pure essential oils.
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Check out the Most Popular Essential Oils now!
Yarrow (Blue) Wild Crafted Essential Oil (Achillea Millefolium) 100% Pure Therapeutic Grade - 5 ML
romatherapy Properties: (Uses) This Essential Oil is a beautiful, deep blue oil. Anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, cicatrizant, expectorant, hypertensive. Flower tea is an emmenagogue (brings on menstruation). Indicated for problems of prostate or menstrual problems and neuralgia. Useful for gynecological problems. May be useful for the relief of irregular menstrual cycles and painful periods. The oil may be applied in a massage, compress or foot bath. Yarrow is used for the treatment of wounds and open sores because of its astringent, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Because of the content of chamazulene, Yarrow oil is used in skin care for acne, eczema and inflammation and to minimize varicose veins and reduce scars.Blends well with: Bergamot, Chamomile Roman Wild Crafted, Juniper Berry, and Pine Long Leaf.
Celery Seed Essential Oil (Apium graveolens) Therapeutic Grade By NuKira (10 ml)
Celery Seed Essential Oil from NüKira has a scent that is considered to be warm, spicy, sweet and long lasting with a herbal fragrance.
Woolzies best quality 100% pure Ylang ylang essential oil, therapeutic grade, 1 fl oz
Aroma: Rich, pleasing floral scent. Sweet, exotic, and intoxicating. Benefits: Ylang Ylang is new to the global aroma market! It is excellent for relieving stress and is also associated with romance and is considered an aphrodisiac by Polynesian cultures.
Common Sense Essential Oils 5 ml by Young Living 'Kosher Certified'
Common Sense 5 milliliter
Rosewood Essential Oil 100% Pure Organic 4.4 Oz/140 Ml
Botanical Name: Aniba rosaeodora Extraction Method:Steam Distilled Part: Wood Origin: Brazil Rosewood Essential Oil is credited with being a bactericidal, anti-fungal, antiviral, anti-parasitic cellular stimulant, immune system stimulant, tissue regenerator, tonic, antidepressant, antimicrobial, and as an aphrodisiac. It is also regarded as a general balancer to the emotions. Rosewood oil is rich in linalool, a chemical which can be transformed into a number of derivatives of value to the flavor and fragrance industries. History Rosewood has been introduced to aromatherapy only recently. Research in October of 1995 has shown this oil to have the highest inhibition rate of all the oils tested against gram positive and gram-negative bacterial growth.
NOW Foods Orange Oil Sweet, 4 ounce
The citrusy aroma of orange oil has made it a favorite among aromatherapists and everyday users. In addition to its ability to inspire feelings of warmth and cleanliness, NOW® Orange Oil is cold-pressed and mixes well with other NOW essential oils.
Sandalwood (Australian) Essential Oil. 5 ml. 100% Pure, Undiluted, Therapeutic Grade. Sample Size
Botanical Name: Santalum Spicatum Main Constituents: cis-?-Santalol: 29.06% cis-?-Santalol: 8.71% Plant Part: Wood Origin: Australia Processing Method: Steam Distilled Description / Color / Consistency: A medium, clear, pale yellow to golden liquid. Aromatic Summary / Note / Strength of Aroma: A base note with a medium aroma, Sandalwood is oriental and balsamic with a soft, sweet, rich, woody aroma. Blends With: Jasmine, Ylang-ylang, Rosewood, Patchouli, Vetiver and Rose. Product Abstract: Some thirty species of sandalwood occur throughout Asia, Australia and the Pacific region, six of which are native to Australia. This species is presently harvested in the Goldfields region of Western Australia, under strict controls. The evergreen is parasitic, burrowing its roots into nearby trees to gain sustenance for the first seven years, leaving the other to die. To produce oil this tree must be over 30 years old, preferably around 40-50 years when it has reached its peak for oil production. The high value of the wood and the oil has led to a steady decline of native sandalwood trees thus increasing efforts to establish plantations. Plant Guru sources the oil by ethical means, which includes state-sponsored auctions. Sandalwood originally comes from the Sanskrit word candanam, borrowed by the Greeks as sandanon. The documented use of Sandalwood goes back 4000 years to India, Egypt, Greece and Rome when many temples and structures were built with it. Because of over-harvesting, this practice has steadily decreased to the point where Sandalwood is now only used for its oil.