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... Composition: 100% Pure, natural, and whole. Olfactory notes: herbal, menthol, earthy Controlled and packaged in our workshops in France Cultivation Our peppermint essential oil is carefully extracted from the flowering tops of Mentha piperita. Native to Europe and Asia, it has been used since antiquity for its therapeutic and aromatic properties. Known for its refreshing and stimulating qualities...

...Sulfuric Acid 98% (H2S04) known in antiquity as oil of vitriol, is a mineral acid composed of the elements sulfur, oxygen, and hydrogen, with the molecular formula H2SO4 It is a colorless, odorless, and viscous liquid that is miscible with water Pure sulfuric acid does not occur naturally due to its strong affinity to water vapor; it is hygroscopic and readily absorbs water vapor from the air...

...Beeswax has been used in cosmetics since ancient times. This natural substance is produced by honeybees to build their hives. The origin of beeswax dates back to antiquity, where the Egyptians used it to make ointments and cosmetics. It has also been used in the manufacture of candles, sealing materials, and food preservation. Beeswax has moisturizing, emollient, and softening properties. It is...

...CIRCULATORY - DECONGESTANT - ANTISPASMODIC Pistacia lentiscus has been known since antiquity for its circulatory and decongestant properties for venous, lymphatic, and prostatic health. Rare and precious, its essential oil has a very interesting effect in reducing varicosities and unsightly dimpling. Reference: P10...

... 'symphytum officinalis'. It is also known by several names, including cow's tongue, donkey's ears, woundwort, carpenter's herb, etc. The name comfrey comes from Greek and means 'that which promotes healing'. The ancients used it to aid in wound healing. Known since antiquity as a medicinal plant, it was spread along major European roads by pilgrims and travelers... Several varieties have been cultivated by farms for animal fodder. WEIGHT: 2 kg DIMENSIONS: 20 × 20 × 30 cm...

...Inspired by antiquity, yet designed for today! This Dolmen table adds a stylish touch to your meeting room or conference space. It is available in 6 different sizes, up to 3 meters long, and features a solid oak top. 3 good reasons to choose this table: - Integrated top access - Customizable - Original Ref: DOLMEN T0510...

...From antiquity to the present day, lavender has been used for various virtues, both mythical and real, such as treating headaches, warding off evil spirits, or as an antiseptic. The rustic scent of "lavender" was very popular in the 18th century in various forms: Distilled lavender water, lavender distilled vinegar, ointment, potpourri paste, soaps, scented sachets. Today, there are various food...

...Characteristics: Turmeric, known since antiquity in the West, has been used for years by Indians as a spice. They consume an average of 2 to 5 g per day. It gives food a yellow color. Taken at the end of a meal, it supports digestion. The active substance contained in turmeric is curcumin: 4g of Curcuma longa provides approximately 200 mg of pure curcumin. Its bioavailability in the body is...

...Premium soft drink from POME BLACKBERRY: The blackberry belongs to the family of rosaceous plants, and it is one of the fruits that was collected at the dawn of mankind. Its beneficial effect was already known in antiquity (Hippocrates wrote about its general healing power). Folk medicine recommended its regular use to purify blood, in case of anaemia, low blood pressure, loss of appetite and...

...The clay, which is found in our country intensively, has been used for beauty since antiquity, and even Cleopatra used the clay regularly. Even if centuries go by, clay is still used as an effective care product. SKU:8714636 UPC:AGK-86965434...

...Cold-pressed olive oil has been known since ancient times. The ancient Greeks, Phoenicians, Arabs, Berbers, and Romans already used it in their cooking (the origin of Mediterranean cuisine) and for their cosmetic products, as did the Hebrews for lighting their menorah. The origin of olive oil since antiquity Did you know that the olive tree already existed during antiquity? Revered by people...

...Saffron is not only exceptional due to its rarity. Its medicinal properties have been known since antiquity. It is even said that Queen Cleopatra added it to her bath to maintain youthful, vibrant skin. Saffron has the power to combat skin aging thanks to its antioxidant properties, prevents and fights cancer, effectively regulates blood sugar levels to lower diabetes, prevents insomnia, acts as...

...Black pepper, also known as black peppercorns, is a fruit from the Piperaceae family. Initially, black pepper arrived in Europe from India. The Romans and Greeks of antiquity held pepper in high regard, and it was used in nearly every exquisite meal. In the Middle Ages, black pepper was a very expensive spice and served as collateral and currency. This was one of the reasons why the Portuguese...

...Botanical name: Mentha spicata Lamiaceae Mint exists in many forms, and it is quite difficult today to assign a botanical name to the mint species of antiquity. More broadly, in ancient times, mint held a nearly magical symbolism. It is said to have the power to heal the ailments of the soul, provide courage, and assist in the realization of benevolent actions, among other things. Sweet mint aids digestion and facilitates the elimination of various humors. It has soothing properties in cases of cough. Effective against respiratory ailments and headaches. Revitalizing in the morning.

...For the little story: Associated since Antiquity with Hell and the cult of the dead, the Cypress is the tree of mourning and immortality because it remains always green. A symbol of eternity, it is often found in cemeteries. In China, it is found on graves, as it is believed to give strength to the souls of the deceased. Its wood was said to be indestructible. For your information: Here are...

...The Babylon planter is a decorative piece that brings greenery into your space with ease. The name of this planter is a nod to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the seven wonders of antiquity. Once unpacked, the planter is ready to enhance your interior. You simply need to rearrange the plants to your liking. It’s important to note that each planter is slightly different since the...

La Vie en Bleu is much more than just a soap manufacturing company. We are passionate about creating artisanal, natural, and organic products that provide our customers with an exceptional sensory experience while caring for their skin. In response to the growing demand from our loyal clientele, we have also expanded our product range to include scented candles, massage oils, and moisturizing crea...

...Natural cedar wood moth repellent heart. Used since antiquity as a traditional repellent, this natural moth repellent made from cedar is safe for human health. Unlike naphthalene, for example, cedar wood does not harm people's health. Our natural moth repellents are made from Atlantic cedar from France. To revive the scent of cedar, gently rub the wood with sandpaper, for instance, and your clothes will be protected from moths for a very long time. An eco-friendly and economical purchase. Reference: 2006...

...Organic Verbena Herbal Tea "Romon Nature". The fragrant verbena, known since antiquity for its calming and digestive properties. After meals, it is also appreciated for its lemony flavor. Let your tea bag steep in a cup of hot water for 3 to 4 minutes. CERTIFIED AB ORGANIC FARMING. 100% organic or nothing - see the information in our section: Teas, herbal teas, herbs from Provence. Product from "ARAQUELLE" Laboratories in Lançon de Provence. Box of 20 infusion bags.

...Also known as Partenelle and Golden Pyrethrum, the Great Chamomile is a perennial herbaceous plant that belongs to the Asteraceae family. It has been known since antiquity for its multiple beneficial properties. Usage Recommendations 2 to 4 capsules/day to be swallowed with a large glass of water, to be taken as a supplement to a varied and balanced diet. Not recommended for children under 12 years, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep out of reach of young children, in a cool and dry place. For 4 capsules: 1600 mg of Great Chamomile.

... false anise as a means of tithing in churches. Cumin is a spice mentioned in the Bible. According to a practice noted since antiquity, one had to curse and insult cumin seeds while sowing them to ensure a good harvest and ward off the evil eye. The Romans would hang sachets of cumin above their beds to prevent bad dreams. Pliny (a Roman writer and naturalist) recounts that students would drink cumin oil to appear pale and make it seem like they had studied all night. In the Middle Ages,...

...Travertine is one of the most commonly used stones in decoration and construction, dating back to antiquity. The most famous structure in Europe is none other than the Colosseum in Rome. Travertine, a natural stone comparable to marble or other limestone, differs from the latter as it belongs to a different family of rocks. It is formed through a very different process. Travertine is...

... of Versailles. It has been harvested since antiquity around the Mediterranean, as well as in Central Asia. Its refreshing juice was highly valued by trading caravans crossing the desert. The Egyptians fermented it to produce a potent wine. The pomegranate was introduced to the Caribbean islands and Latin America with the arrival of Spanish conquistadors. In ancient Egypt, this fruit was seen as a symbol of ambition or prosperity. Ean13:3701511702625 Reference: OrganicFairPomegranatePowderOuzbé1...

...The rosemary plant, which is a member of the basil, lavender and sage family, is usually grown in the Mediterranean climate. The rosemary oil, which is legendary, is also obtained from the leaves of this plant. Even the history of rosemary oil dates back to Antiquity. Obtaining Method: It is obtained from rosemary plant by water vapor distillation method. Email us at info@calikoglubitkisel.com and order products Contact Whatsapp +90 (539) 819 0133...

...A perennial aromatic plant with a creeping rhizome from the Lamiaceae family, oregano (Origanum vulgare) is commonly known as wild marjoram. Its dark green aromatic foliage is supported by hairy, reddish stems that bear small purplish-pink flowers by the end of summer, from which the essential oil is extracted. Known since antiquity for its slightly spicy flavor and its antiseptic and...

...The site: at the very north of the Beaujolais region, one of the ten crus of the appellation. The vineyard is on a steep slope. History & tradition: The first climate of the region to have been exploited in antiquity, while the others remained covered with chestnut trees. It is said to derive its name from Julius Caesar himself. The soil: a mix of granite and manganese. Viticulture: Planting...

... antiquity for its cosmetic and culinary benefits. Sourced from the calyxes and bracts of sun-dried hibiscus flowers or hibiscus sabdariffa, the hibiscus powders available in large quantities at Nétyvia are ideal for both cosmetic and culinary use. Of high quality, they have undergone a debacterization process using an innovative steam method without irradiation. The production process of the product...

...VERVAIN has been known since antiquity; it is widely used for its properties to calm and relieve certain bodily ailments, soothe the mind, and regain inner peace.

...Appreciated since antiquity, sage is adorned with so many virtues that it has even been said to grant immortality. Its Latin name (salvia) actually means "the plant that saves life." It is particularly recognized for its anti-inflammatory properties and its ability to combat cardiovascular diseases. Throughout the Mediterranean basin, gastronomy has embraced sage for its aromatic qualities. Highly fragrant, it enhances the flavors of lamb, white meats, and fish. It also elevates sauces and the taste of many vegetables such as squash, eggplant, and potatoes.

...An object of desire since antiquity, marble can be perfectly imitated using painting techniques and the layering of colors. Different sequences of interposed colors will create a sense of depth overall. The finish, achieved by applying a few layers of varnish, will enhance the shine of the imitation. Furthermore, these layers of varnish will also serve to protect.