Essential oils

Patchouli

Pogostemon cablin

Circulatory Care

Patchouli, native to Indonesia, is much better-known and more widely used in perfumery than aromatherapy, but nevertheless possesses many excellent therapeutic properties for lymphatic and venous circulation.

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Pennyroyal mint

Mentha pulegium

CTEO - OTHERS

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Peppermint

Mentha x piperita

Digestion and Intestinal Health

"A hybrid of Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, peppermint is an 80-cm perennial plant. It has quadrangular stems and oval, sharp dentate leaves opposite each other. It likes cool, clay and limy soils. Distillation takes place in June, just before the plants bloom."

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Peppermint

Mentha x piperita

Digestion and Intestinal Health

A hybrid of Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, peppermint is an 80-cm perennial plant. It has quadrangular stems and oval, sharp dentate leaves opposite each other. It likes cool, clay and limy soils. Distillation takes place in June, just before the plants bloom.

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Peppermint

Mentha x piperita

CTEO - TOP NATURAL AND ORGANIC

A hybrid of Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, peppermint is an 80-cm perennial plant. It has quadrangular stems and oval, sharp dentate leaves opposite each other. It likes cool, clay and limy soils. Distillation takes place in June, just before the plants bloom.

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Peppermint

Respiratory Health

"Hybrid from Mentha aquatica and Mentha spicata, this 80 cm plant is perennial. Its stems are quadrangular; the leaves are opposite, oval, pointed and toothed. She likes cool, clayey and limestone soils. The distillation takes place in June just before flowering. "

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Petit grain mandarine

Citrus reticulata

CTEO - OTHERS

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Petitgrain

Citrus aurantium ssp amara

Sleep and Relaxation

"Native to China, bitter orange spread under the Mediterranean climate. Bitter orange or bigarade provides an essential oil with a very pleasant odour. Simply inhaling this oil brings calm, relaxation and harmony, explaining its obvious usefulness for air diffusion in places where stress management is a real need."

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Petitgrain

Citrus aurantium ssp amara

Sleep and Relaxation

"Native to China, bitter orange spread under the Mediterranean climate. Bitter orange or bigarade provides an essential oil with a very pleasant odour. Simply inhaling this oil brings calm, relaxation and harmony, explaining its obvious usefulness for air diffusion in places where stress management is a real need."

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Pine, maritime (resin)

Pinus pinaster

CTEO - OTHERS

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Ravintsara

Cinnamomum camphora

Sleep and Relaxation

Native to Madagascar and also known as Cinnamomum camphora ct cineole. Ravintsara grows wild in wet tropical forests and can reach a height of 15 metres. Its leaves are oval, alternate, tough, wide, persistent and shiny on the upper side, a reminder that it belongs to the Lauracea family. The plant flowers from November to January and produces a very characteristic berry

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Ravintsara

Cleansing

Native to Madagascar and also called Cinnamomum camphora ct cineole, it grows wild in tropical rainforests and can reach 15 meters. Its leaves are oval, alternate, leathery and broad, persistent and shiny on the upper side, reminding of its membership in the Lauraceae family. Flowering takes place from November to January and provides a very characteristic berry.

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Ravintsara

Cinnamomum camphora

Sleep and Relaxation

Native to Madagascar and also known as Cinnamomum camphora ct cineole. Ravintsara grows wild in wet tropical forests and can reach a height of 15 metres. Its leaves are oval, alternate, tough, wide, persistent and shiny on the upper side, a reminder that it belongs to the Lauracea family. The plant flowers from November to January and produces a very characteristic berry

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Ravintsara

Cinnamomum camphora

CTEO - PREPA

Native to Madagascar and also called Cinnamomum camphora ct cineole, it grows wild in tropical rainforests and can reach 15 meters. Its leaves are oval, alternate, leathery and broad, persistent and shiny on the upper side, reminding of its membership in the Lauraceae family. Flowering takes place from November to January and provides a very characteristic berry.

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Real lavender

Lavandula angustifolia ssp angustifolia

Beauty Treatments

True lavender is one of the flagships of modern aromatherapy. Its perfect innocuousness and excellent tolerance, along with its unquestionable effectiveness have most certainly contributed to its primordial role in all aromatic pharmacies worthy of the name. The wide range of indications for this essential oil makes it a universal panacea.

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Real lavender

Beauty Treatments

True or officinal lavender is one of the flagships of modern aromatherapy. Its perfect harmlessness, its excellent tolerance, allied to its shadow-free efficacy have certainly contributed to the essential role it occupies in any aromatic pharmacy worthy of the name. The wide number of indications treated by this essential oil places it as a universal panacea.

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Real lavender

Lavandula angustifolia ssp angustifolia

Beauty Treatments

True lavender is one of the flagships of modern aromatherapy. Its perfect innocuousness and excellent tolerance, along with its unquestionable effectiveness have most certainly contributed to its primordial role in all aromatic pharmacies worthy of the name. The wide range of indications for this essential oil makes it a universal panacea.

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Real lavender - 60 Pearls

Sleep and Relaxation

"Organic mini-capsules predosed with 100% pure and natural essential oil of true Lavender. Practical size. Easy to swallow. Neutral taste. True or officinal lavender is one of the flagships of modern aromatherapy. Its perfect harmlessness, its excellent tolerance, allied to its shadow-free efficacy have certainly contributed to the essential role it occupies in any aromatic pharmacy worthy of the name. The large number of indications treated by this essential oil make it a universal panacea. "

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Rock samphire

Crithmum maritimum

CTEO - OTHERS

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Roman chamomille

Chamaemelum nobile

Beauty Treatments

In the light, sandy soil of Western Europe, this perennial has feathery leaves, and flower heads made up of white, sparse, tube-shaped flowers with yellow centres inserted on a conical receptacle and yellowish ribbed achenes.

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Roman chamomille

Chamaemelum nobile

Beauty Treatments

In the light, sandy soil of Western Europe, this perennial has feathery leaves, and flower heads made up of white, sparse, tube-shaped flowers with yellow centres inserted on a conical receptacle and yellowish ribbed achenes.

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Roman chamomille

Chamaemelum nobile

CTEO - PREPA

On the light, sandy soils of western Europe, this perennial has feathery leaves, flower heads composed of white, sparse, tubular, yellow flowers in the center inserted on a conical receptacle, and yellowish ribbed achenes.

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Rosemary ct camphor

Rosmarinus officinalis

CTEO - TOP NATURAL AND ORGANIC

"Growing in the wild in the Mediterranean bassin, rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis, is a small bush beloning to the Lamiacees (Labies). It has a lot of phytopharmaceutical qualities, but it is also a condiment and a honey producing plant (the rosemary honey is very reputed) and is often used in perfumes. Litterally, in Latin, its name means 'dew of the sea' because it spontaneously grows on the seaside, but accroding to a gospel tradition ""Romarin"" would mean ""Rose of Mary"" (the English rosemary)."

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Rosemary ct cineole

Rosmarinus officinalis

Cleansing

"Small evergreen shrub common in the scrubland of the Mediterranean region of North Africa. The leaves are linear, leathery, evergreen with parallel edges curled below. The flowers are bluish, sometimes white. Rosemary with cineole provides an essential oil similar to radiated eucalyptus and ravintsara. As such, it will be used in the same indications and will be combined with one or the other to obtain a superior synergistic effect. "

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Rosemary ct cineole

Rosmarinus officinalis

Cleansing

"Small evergreen shrub common in the scrubland of the Mediterranean region of North Africa. The leaves are linear, leathery, evergreen with parallel edges curled below. The flowers are bluish, sometimes white. Rosemary with cineole provides an essential oil similar to radiated eucalyptus and ravintsara. As such, it will be used in the same indications and will be combined with one or the other to obtain a superior synergistic effect. "

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Rosemary ct verbenone

Rosmarinus officinalis

Digestion and Intestinal Health

"Rosemary is a vigorous perennial plant with grey-green, needle-shaped leaves and whitish to blue flowers. It thrives in a marine climate. Its geographic origin determines its biochemical composition to a large extent."

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Rosemary ct verbenone

CTEO - PREPA

Rosemary is a vigorous perennial with gray-green, needle-shaped leaves that bear whitish to blue flowers and appreciate a marine climate. Geographical origin strongly determines its biochemical composition.

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Rosewood

Beauty Treatments

Rosewood is related to the Lauraceae family, such as Ravintsara. The full botanical name is Aniba rosaeodora ssp amazonica. Rosewood essential oil is obtained by distillation of the leafy twigs exclusively from the cultivation of this protected plant species. The Rosewood twin: Howood essential oil has very good molecular efficiency and skin tolerance although its energetic action and fragrance are not as subtle as Rosewood.

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Santalwood

Santalum austrocaledonicum var. austrocaledonicum

CTEO - TOP NATURAL AND ORGANIC

Native to Malaysia, this small tree of 10 to 12 meters has a crown with drooping branches. The oval, evergreen leaves are opposite. Many small flowers are gathered in straw yellow panicles then red. It has the ability to parasitize other plants through anchored suckers.

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Savory thyme

Thymus satureioides

Urinary Tract

Native to North Africa, this plant grows on stony, rather arid soil. Thyme is the prime example of a plant species that illustrates the concept of chemotype. There are several chemical races of thyme, and the chemical composition of the essential oil varies according to the biotope in which it grows. The factors influencing the composition, and thus the therapeutic activity, are amount of sunlight, altitude, soil type, air purity, etc.

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