Davana essential oil (Artemisia pallens) 10 ml.

White (Wild) Wormwood (Artemisia Absinthium) essential oil, also known as absinthe grass or "absinthe", is a different plant from white sage (Artemisia ludoviciana). White wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is a species of herb in the Asteraceae family and is known for its bitter and aromatic leaves. It is a bearer of historical and cultural significance, as it is the main component of the alcoholic beverage absinthe. Here are some of the main characteristics of white wormwood: Leaves: The leaves of white wormwood are pinnately divided, silver-gray or gray-green, and have a strongly bitter taste. Aroma: White Wormwood has a strong aromatic presence with light floral and herbal notes. Constituents Content: White wormwood essential oil contains a variety of constituents, including thujone, camphor, bornel, and other chemical compounds.

Tarragon essential oil is an excellent antiviral, antispasmodic and anti-allergic. It can be used to stop hiccups. It is very pleasant to diffuse because of the aniseed aroma. Tarragon (aka Artemisia dracunculus, also known as tarragon) is a perennial plant belonging to the wormwood genus - it resembles it in appearance, but lacks the strong bitterness. Greens grow in the wild and can often be seen in green areas, sometimes we don't even know what the value of weeds is. Tarragon essential oil is used in folk medicine, homeopathy, cosmetology and cooking. Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) essential oil is extracted from the leaves and stems of this plant. Tarragon is an herb with aromatic leaves that is widely used in cooking and has a history of use in traditional medicine. Tarragon essential oil has its own unique aroma and is believed to have some potential benefits. It is important to be informed about these benefits and use them properly

Set of essential oils for sauna, bath, hammam The set contains oils with an anti-inflammatory, antiviral effect, which will enhance the beneficial properties of bath procedures, and will also be an excellent winter gift for the upcoming holidays. Eucalyptus, cypress and pine oils are popular aromatherapy oils in baths and saunas. They have fresh, woody and Mediterranean aromas that promote relaxation and a sense of cleanliness. Here are some ways to use these oils in a bath or sauna: Aromatic steam: Add a few drops of oil to a container of water and place it over hot stones or another heat source in your sauna or bath. The oil will evaporate, creating a fragrant vapor and filling the room with fresh aromas. Massage: You can also use diluted massage oil before or after a sauna or bath. This will help relax the muscles and improve blood circulation.

Oregano essential oil has a powerful antibacterial and antifungal effect, a haunting, herbal-camphor aroma. It lifts the mood, energizes the body. Oregano oil is a source of antioxidants as well as: carvacrol - main active substance and is an antioxidant called phenol. thymol - supports and protects the body from toxins and fights fungal infections. Oregano essential oil is used in the perfumery, food and pharmaceutical industries. The essential oil of White Oregano (Origanum vulgare), which is also known as White Oregano, Wild Oregano or Oregano. It is known for its characteristic aroma and is used in aromatherapy and cosmetics for its beneficial properties. Antibacterial properties: The oil is believed to be effective in fighting bacteria and germs, making it useful for supporting the immune system and preventing infections. Antiseptic properties: The oil can be used to clean the skin and wounds, as it has an antiseptic effect.