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The aromatic power of a traditional song in a bottle… This natural scent is to pleasure your senses and fill your heart with the joyful essences of Yuletide memories around the tree. Its green nature spirit will enchant you and remind you of the power of universal love, compassion and harmony. Capture the magic of…

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Enjoy a burst of citrus with a hint of chocolate… This spray will definitely make you smile and leave you craving chocolate and mandarin oranges. A yummy room spray that combines 3 different orange essential oils with the flavour of cocoa. Be inspired by the delicious orange notes in a base of rich dark chocolate….

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An latte favourite with a little fusion twist… Lattes are famous for their spiciness of the ingredients of cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, ginger and pepper. This typical cold weather treat combines a modern (but historically dated) twist of coriander, giving this aromatic spritzer an uplifting ambiance that is sure to stimulate your senses. Also available as…

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Enjoy a winter wonderland in your own home… This scent is to remind you of the beauty of this time of the year, where snow is sparkling and trees are glistening. The crispness of this aroma will remind you of candy canes and icicles. Use this oil blend to uplift your spirit and connect you…

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Sugar and spice and everything nice… This sweet yet warm and spicy recipe will arouse your senses and awaken your holiday spirit! Rejoice in the season when using this delicious and invigorating fragrance. The combined oils are reminiscent of Christmas baking and the holidays. Excite your inner child and embrace the freeings of abundance and…

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Originally from Latin America (Chile, Peru, and Argentina), verbena was introduced to Europe by 17th-century Spanish conquistadors. It is now grown around the Mediterranean basin, especially in France and North Africa, as well as in the West Indies, Reunion Island, and India. The hormonal balance in the body can be impacted by the antioxidant compounds…

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The oil was first extracted from the anise seed during the Renaissance, which created new ways for anise to be used, especially as scientists began isolating homeopathic compounds from the oil produced by the seeds. Anise oil’s aroma is fresh, sweet, spicy, and licorice-like. Anise is considered one of the most beneficial herbs for healing,…

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Ancient Egyptians revered blue chamomile for its therapeutic benefits, and chamomile was widely used in Latin American folk medicine. Used since ancient times, and known as “German chamomile”, this cousin of the daisy is also among the gentlest of oils, ideal for children, the elderly, and those with sensitive skin. Its ability to nourish and restore…

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In Neo- pagan and Wiccan rituals, Myrtle, though not indigenous beyond the Mediterranean Basin, was commonly associated with and sacred to Beltane or May Day. Myrtle was generally used in wedding bouquets as a European custom. Myrtle essential oil has been used for treating acne, oily skin, and loose pores. It was used especially around…

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Cedarwood Atlas oil has both powerfully spiritual and ancient roots. Native to the Atlas mountains of North Africa, (where the name comes from) these tall, strong trees once grew in abundance in Lebanon, where their groves are often mentioned in the Old Testament. This essential oil has a woody, balsamic scent and is an amber…

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