Draft: What is a Herbal Oil & How To Use Them

Each has unique therapeutic properties, fragrance, beautiful colour and a wide range of uses.

organic triple infused oils.

How To Use Them

Can be applied directly onto the desired area or used in various oil blends, skin care formulations or added to shampoos and conditioners. Shake well before use. People with hypersensitive skin as well as pregnant and breastfeeding women should refrain from using Arnica Oil. Keep away from the children.

Arnica Oil

rnica is an alpine herb with a long history of use in folk medicine. Arnica Oil contains helenalin, a potent anti-inflammatory compound, making it a must-have for any natural first aid kit and a perfect remedy for many common bodily woes.

+ Arnica Oil can help to reduce pain and disease-causing inflammation when applied to skin.

+ Handy for all kinds of bruises, aches and sprains. Arnica helps to relieve areas of stiffness resulting from flying or long-distance driving.

+ Topical arnica oil application may clear sebum oil and other debris on your scalp that can block hair follicles. It may also reduce inflammation that causes itching and irritation and leads to hair loss. 

Lavender Oil

Organic Lavender Oil aroma is one of a kind and cannot be mistaken with anything else. The most versatile oil of all has a beautiful rich green colour. Health benefits for the skin can be attributed to its antiseptic, anti-fungal, calming and relaxing properties.

+ Skin Care - Lavender Oil treats acne, wrinkles, soothes psoriasis and other inflammatory conditions. It is commonly used to speed up the healing process of wounds, cuts, burns, and sunburns as it improves the formation of scar tissues.

+ Boosts blood circulation.

+ Bug Repellent; effective on lice, lice eggs, and nits.

+ Calming and relaxing aroma can help to get a good night sleep.

• Lavender Oil has a calming effect that helps to have a better night sleep. Use as a body or face oil or massage a bit into scalp and hair just before going to bed.
• To repel lice apply Lavender Oil to dry and clean hair, and cover the head with a shower cap. Leave for several hours. Repeat the same treatment after 7 days. You can add Tea Tree essential oil for better results.
• Apply Lavender Oil directly on mild burns and sunburns, scratches and wounds.

Marshmallow Root Oil

Organic Marshmallow Root Oil is the finest emollient of a light yellow colour and a viscous consistency due to mucilage substance extracted from marshmallow root. The root extract contains a number of other ingredients that promote skin health, such as polysaccharides and flavonoids. It is a very light fast absorbent oil that will suit all skin and hair types. 

+Skin Care - Marshmallow Root Oil can provide relief from dry and irritable skin conditions and helps soften the skin. Treats wounds, bruises, scalds, and cools the burns.

+Hair Care - Marshmallow Root Oil acts as a natural conditioner and de-tangler.

Nettle Oil

The fresh leaves from where Nettle Oil is extracted contain a wide range of constituents, including plant sterols, glycosides, carotenoids, carbonic and formic acids, vitamins (B, C, and K), minerals, also rich in chlorophyll, iron and silica.

+ Chemical elements in Nettle Oil help to alleviate pain and stiffness in joints. 

+ Nettle oil is used for treating haemorrhoids and inflammatory skin conditions.

+ This herbal oil promotes healthy hair growth and adds shine to your hair.

+ Nettle Oil has great moisturising capabilities that can help to reduce and prevent wrinkles.

• To relief pain and skin inflammations such as dermatitis massage Nettle Oil directly into the affected area.
• Massage a few drops of Nettle Oil into your face as anti-wrinkle and moisturising treatment, best to use on washed clean face or after facial steaming. You can supplement Nettle Oil with a few drops of Rose and Orange Blossom essential oils.
• To use in hair, rub into hands and massage evenly into scalp and hair, brush, put a shower cap and leave for at least 30 mins, wash thoroughly.
• Add to shampoos and conditioners (5-10ml oil:100ml shampoo/conditioner).
• A few drops of Nettle Oil can be rubbed daily to your hair to prevent split ends.

St John's Wort Oil

St John's Wort Oil is extracted from the buds and flowers of a perennial plant that is native to Britain. It is a powerful oil of a deep red colour that has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Applied topically St John's Wort Oil is useful for mild burns (including sunburn), bruising, haemorrhoids, varicose veins, minor wounds, sores and ulcers, fibromyalgia, muscle & joint aches, neuralgia, sciatica and fibrositis.

Use Apply directly onto the desired area or blend with other oils (blends particularly well with Calendula Oil) or use in balms and creams. 

Wildcrafted Linden Blossom Oil

Linden tree produces its small, sweetly scented white flowers, that are harvested in June. This golden coloured oil with a nectarous aroma is packed with antioxidants and antiviral properties.

+ Skin care - Linden Oil is an excellent choice for all skin conditions, especially those related to stress. Acne, psoriasis and generally irritated and inflamed skin all respond well to blends with linden oil.

+ Rejuvenating - promotes radiant and youthful appearance.

+ Calming - for body and mind.

+ Effective stress buster.

+ Hair care - excellent nourishing properties make Linden Oil a wonderful addition to shampoos and other hair care products.

• Massage a few drops of Linden Blossom Oil into your clean face or steam facial.
• To use as a natural de-tangler and as a leave-in treatment rub a few drops of oil into washed damp hair.
• Add 5-10ml of oil to 100ml shampoo/conditioner, shake well.