White Oregano essential oil (Origanum Vulgare) 10 ml., 20 ml.

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.

White yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a plant typical of the Northern Hemisphere of the earth. It is known for its many uses as a medicinal herb. Its inflorescences are flat, composed of several small flowers. They are often used fresh or dried in bouquets. White yarrow grows best in bright sun and prefers soils with good drainage properties. People also call yarrow a man's herb because in the past, soldiers had to carry yarrow with them because of its ability to stop internal and external bleeding and soothe pain. Others consider yarrow a feminine herb because it helps with uterine bleeding, menstrual pain, menopause, dysmenorrhea, and hypermenorrhea. White yarrow has blood-purifying power and is an ideal means of detoxifying the body. Yarrow essential oil is mainly used in medicine, for the production of medicines.

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.

White Fir essential oil (Abies Alba) helps the skin and removes pigment spots on the face and body. Aroma: Pure balsamic, refreshing. Unlike the essential oil obtained from the Siberian fir Abies sibirica, the oil from the European white fir Abies alba has a grassy undertone in the smell. For cosmetic use, white fir oil may be recommended over Siberian fir oil for people with sensitive skin, as it has lower bornyl acetate content and is less irritating to the skin. White Fir essential oil is highly valued in the personal care industry because of its composition. In laboratory studies, its antioxidant properties and activity against the bacteria Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus have been particularly noted. Therefore, fir oil can be recommended for the care of aging, oily and problematic skin. It has a toning and refreshing effect.