Essential oils

The result of extracting the most essential components and molecules that plants naturally biosynthesize. It is an extract or oil with extremely high concentrations of aromatic compounds and molecules with the essential chemical properties of these plants; a high concentrate of natural substances with medicinal and cosmetic qualities. For this reason they should be used with caution and wisdom.

They are obtained from different parts of plants, whether they are flowers (orange blossom), leaves (eucalyptus), roots (vetiver) or bark and wood, such as cedar essential oil.

They have a natural origin and the depth of their aromas is unmatched. They have abundant and appreciated properties. They are recognized antifungals, antivirals, antimicrobials, antiparasitics, immunostimulants, anti-infectives and antiseptics.

They serve as raw materials and ingredients to make natural cosmetics, home cosmetics, natural remedies, insect repellents, natural perfumes and even natural cleaning products.

They are fantastic for making a natural medicine cabinet and have a long medicinal history. Many of its properties are isolated, extracted or synthesized in modern pharmacology. Aromatherapy and herbal medicine are also nourished from these and other properties.

Essential oils affect your mind, mood, and body. Its aromas are stimulating for the brain and body at the same time, as well as calming and sedative. Aromatic stimuli affect the limbic system and activate neurotransmitters such as enkephalin, endorphins, serotonin or the stimulant norepinephrine. They are great cosmetics: used wisely and with carrier oils they hydrate and repair the skin without equal. They are perfect for being absorbed through the skin, and yet do not accumulate in the body over time.

As disinfecting and aseptic agents they are suitable for making natural cleaning products. They perfume and sanitize the air, creating relaxed and healthy environments.