Botanical Name

Citrus sinensis

Country of Origin

Brazil

Distillation Method

Cold Expression

Supplier & Cultivation Method

Givaudan (Cultivated)

History & Botanical Information

The word Orange is based on the Sanskrit word Nāranga, meaning fruit. It was only in the 1300s that the English adapted the word to describe the fruit and colour. The orange tree is a hybrid originally cultivated in provinces of Southwest China. It traveled through the Silk Road to India and was later recorded as part of the famous hanging gardens of Babylon in 800 BC.

In the 13th century, it journeyed through the Silk Road to various countries, including Portugal, France, and Italy, where it is cultivated widely. Today, a significant portion of citrus essential oil-bearing plants are cultivated in Brazil.

Energetic Effects

Sweet Orange is thought to bring a bright and sunny energy, instilling a sense of joy, lightness, and helping to clear irritability.

Botanical Name

Laurus nobilis

Country of Origin

Montenegro

Distillation Method

Steam Distillation

Supplier & Cultivation Method

Givaudan (Wild Harvest)

History & Botanical Information

Bay Laurel is a small evergreen tree with bright, green waxy leaves and is widely distributed throughout the Mediterranean, believed to have originated from Asia minor. It was used in ancient times to crown game victors and war heroes. Legend has it that Apollo crowned himself with a garland of laurel, naming it sacred to his divinity.

Energetic Effects

Bay Laurel is known to encourage renewal and help in cultivating deep inner strength.

Botanical Name

Zingiber officinale

Country of Origin

Indonesia (Sumatra)

Distillation Method

CO2 Extraction

Supplier & Cultivation Method

Flavex (Cultivated)

History & Botanical Information

Ginger has a rich history in medicine across the world, including Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine practices. It was highly valued in ancient times and held similar importance as Black Pepper. In India, it was considered a universal cure.

Energetic Effects

Ginger is believed to promote energy flow, courage, motivation, and self-confidence. It is considered warming and stimulating.