SPEND $75 – GET A FREE ESSENTIAL OIL BRACELET

OUR GIFT TO YOU, THIS HOLIDAY SEASON!

PICK YOUR SONG

PICK YOUR SCENT

Each of our Blends and Single Note Essential Oils are named after a song that fits both in name and in feeling.

At music festivals people were always asking “do you have an oil to go with that” when purchasing an essential oil necklace. And so from customer demand I went on a quest to find high quality oils at an affordable price.

Cam suggested names from favourite songs. From a cool Autumn day at Clear lake came; Big Time Sensuality, Misty Mountain Hop and Let it Be to name a few. It was more time consuming than you would think but collaborative and fun while we drank wine and whiskey.

SHOP OILS NOW

Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy is a holistic therapy using therapeutic essential oils, extracted from plants, flowers, leaves, roots, barks, resins and rinds of some fruits, to aid in the healing and enhancing of the body, mind, and spirit. Aromatherapy can be used in lotions, creams, soaps, perfumes, and around the house.

How to Use Essential Oils

Inhaling Essential Oils

Diffuser

Electric, ceramic, light ring, glass
6-8 drops

Our own Diffusers

Mister (Environmental)

45 drops per 30 ml water

Mister (Body/Face)

15 drops per 30 ml of water

Tissue

One drop and inhale, avoiding eye area

Massaging Essential Oils

– Must be diluted in cold pressed vegetable oil or lotion or cream base
– For healthy adults 7-15 drops per 30 ml of massage base
– Teens or Seniors half the amount 3-7 drops per 30ml
* Do not use on children

Bathing with Essential Oils

Bath tub

Add up to 8 drops of essential oil to a full tub

Foot bath

Add up to 4-6 drops of essential oil
*Use very little citrus in the bath, could tingle the skin

Uses: Good for acne, eczema, greasy skin (astringent), respiratory conditions asthma, bronchitis, calming good for stress.
Origin: Morocco
Latin name: Daucus carota
Note: Middle
Extraction: Distilled from the wood
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Best to avoid during pregnancy, could irritate skin

Uses: Good for exhausted states, strong antiseptic, eases muscular aches and pains, warming
Origin: Sri Lanka
Latin name: Cinnamonum zeylanicum
Note: Base
Extraction: Distilled from leaves, twigs
Applications: Inhalation, Massage
Contraindications: Skin irritant, best to avoid during pregnancy

Uses: muscular aches and pains, good for the digestive system, disinfectant, aphrodisiac, strengthens memory and the mind, helpful with depression.
Origin: Madagascar
Latin name: Eugenia caryophylatta
Note: Base
Extraction: Distilled from the buds
Applications: Inhalation, Massage
Contraindications: Very strong oil, could cause skin irritation.

Origin: Australia
Latin name: Eucalyptus radiata
Note: Top
Extraction: Distilled from leaves
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Same as other Eucalyptus?
Uses: Same as above, this is a better choice for young adults, not as stimulating

Uses: Good for depression, headaches, cellulite, congested and oily skin, water retention, nervous exhaustion
Origin: Israel
Latin name: Citrus paradisi
Note: Top
Extraction: Expressed from the peel
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Could increase photo-sensitivity (burn easier in the sun)

Uses: Good for high blood pressure, insomnia, wounds/cuts rejuvenating to skin, helpful for colds, flus, coughs, helps regulate periods, insect repellant.
Origin: France
Latin name: Lavendula angustifolium
Note: Middle
Extraction: Distilled from flowering tops
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Best to avoid during the first two trimesters of pregnancy and if you have low blood pressure.

Uses: Refreshing, uplifting to the mind, tonic to the circulatory system, helpful with infections, colds, flus, used for wart treatments, for headaches.
Origin: Italy
Latin name: Citrus limonum
Note: Top
Extraction: Expressed from rinds
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Photosensitive

Uses: For children with colds, coughs, more sedating and gentle than eucalyptus. Soothes feelings of anger, helpful with sleep, has drying effect on colds, flus and insect repellant
Origin: Tunisia
Latin name: Myrtus communis
Note: Base
Extraction: Distillation of the leaves
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Could possibly irritate mucous membranes

Uses: Good for depression, uplifting, refreshing, calms upset stomachs, helps with insomnia, good for oily dull skin, good skin tonic.
Origin: Brazil
Latin name: Citrus sinensis
Note: Middle
Extraction: Distilled from the rinds
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Unknown?

Uses: Grounding and balancing effect, healing for the skin, eczema, psoriasis, astringent, diuretic cellulite, deodorant, aphrodisiac
Origin: Indonesia
Latin name: Pogostemum cablin
Note: Base
Extraction: Distillation of leaves
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Sedative in low doses, stimulating in high doses, may cause loss of appetite

Uses: Great for headaches, digestive upsets, cooling effect, good for mental fatigue, colds, flus, muscular aches and pains, skin good for acne (blackheads)
Origin: India
Latin name: Mentha piperita
Note: Top
Extraction: Distilled from leaves
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Best avoided during pregnancy, with high blood pressure and may antidote homeopathic remedies. Nursing mothers avoid, could discourage milk flow.

Uses: Good for stress, great for balancing PMS, menopause, tonic to the liver, stimulates the lymphatic system, excellent for skin conditions (acne, eczema), rejuvenating, healing and promotes balance.
Origin: France
Latin name: Pelargoonium graveolens
Note: Base
Extraction: Distilled from leaves/flowers
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Best avoided during pregnancy, could irritate sensitive skin.

Uses: Very relaxing, for anxiety, nervous tension, aphrodisiac, drying effect, great for congestion, colds, coughs, sore throats, good for ageing skin, balancing,
softening effect, relieves inflammation and itch.
Origin: India
Latin name: Santalum album
Note: Base
Extraction: Distilled from inner heartwood
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: In cases of depression, could lower mood, very grounding oil.

Uses: Stimulates a tired mind, helpful with digestive upsets, good for headaches, bad breath and sore gums.
Origin: United States
Latin name: Mentha spicata
Note: Top
Extraction: Distilled from leaves
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Sharp, strong oil, best avoided during pregnancy and may antidote homeopathic remedies.

Uses: Muscular aches and pains, respiratory conditions, bronchitis, coughs, colds, infections, helpful in cases of stress or anxiety.
Origin: Austria
Latin name: Tsuga canadensis
Note: Base
Extraction: Distilled from needles/twigs
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Not known, possible skin irritant.

Uses: Revitalising, in cases of shock, excellent for the immune system, antibiotic, antiseptic, antiviral, bactericide, expectorant, fungicide. Great for the skin, in cases of acne, infections, cold sores, warts, athletes foot.
Origin: Australia
Latin name: Melaleuca alternifolia
Note: Top
Extraction: Distilled from tree leaves
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Could irritate skin

Uses: Great for insomnia, lowering blood pressure, calming, grounding oil, wonderful for balancing hormones, PMS, menopause. Great for all types of skin, balancing and a tonic.
Origin: Comores
Latin name: Cananga odorata
Note: Base
Extraction: Distillation of flowers
Applications: Inhalation, Massage, Bath
Contraindications: Use in small amounts, may lead to headaches and nausea.
PICK-UP

26 Birchwood Drive, Brandon

South of the Mall & Cemetery – East of 18th Street

CALL OR TEXT 204-740-0792 BEFORE PICK-UP

MONDAY – FRIDAY

10:00am ~ 9:00pm

SATURDAY – SUNDAY

12:00pm ~ 7:00pm