The Lime essential oil is extracted from the peels of the lime fruit. It is known for its invigorating and pleasant citrus scent, and has been used by many cultures for centuries due to its numerous benefits such as aromatically, topically, and physically. The Lime is a natural cleanser and its purifying properties are typically used in household cleansing products such as kitchen and toilet cleaners. Apart from that, Lime is also effective in keeping bugs at bay, has anti-aging effects, as well as boosts your immune system.

Extracted from the leaves, stems, and flowers of the Geranium plant, the Geranium oil is non-toxic, non-irritant and non-sensitizing oil. It is commonly used to improve mental, physical, and emotional health. Geranium has been known to alleviate anxiety, balance hormones, and uplift moods with its sweet smelling properties.

Extracted from the dried flower buds of the clove (Eugenia Caryophyllata), the clove is not a widely known herb although it has many uses in daily life and is known for its numerous medicinal, healing, and topical properties. Some of the benefits include treating indigestion, headache, cough, stress, and toothache. They are commonly used in dental products such as oral care, mouthwashes, and toothpaste due to its germicidal and anaesthetic properties. Apart from its benefits in dental care, clove oils are also used in cooking and flavouring, skin care, massage oil, expectorant, and many more.

Distilled from the white wood tree (Melaleuca Leucandendra), the Cajeput oil is a strong, camphoraceous oil usually used to soothe respiratory distress and for making balms and salves. Its name is derived from the Indonesian word ‘kayu putih’ or ‘white wood‘. Often compared to the tea tree oil, the cajeput tree is the same family as the tea tree as they share a similar camphor-like aroma. Cajeput oil is used commonly to relive respiratory discomfort and distress, and it is also a topical treatment for injury, gout, sciatica, back pain etc.