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The Essential oil List
2010 Student and Therapist
catalog
ITEC Diploma Students
Essential Oil List notes
2010 Student and Therapist
catalog
ITEC Diploma Students
Essential Oil List notes
E S S E N T I A L O I L S |
The Sp staff are constantly striving to
bring you oils which are both
economical and of the highest quality.
Our commitment to organic agriculture
and buying means we are able to list
many oils which are organic for near
the price of conventional oils. Where
we cannnot buy economically we list
the conventional oil as an alternative.
bring you oils which are both
economical and of the highest quality.
Our commitment to organic agriculture
and buying means we are able to list
many oils which are organic for near
the price of conventional oils. Where
we cannnot buy economically we list
the conventional oil as an alternative.
Sp's 8000 sq ft factory and training
centre in Hinckley England
centre in Hinckley England
College kits
The kits we provide for our
students are made in our
factory in Hinckley. The
individual items can be
purchased too.
We provide college kits to
aromatherapy colleges
around the world
containing our unique
range of beauty products,
essential oils, carrier oils
and care for blends and
massage oils.
Our beautiful and economical
professional aromatherapy storage
boxes in Elderwood have space for 50
oils in foam inserts with space
underneath for massage carrier oils, skin
and reflex bases and lotions.
Our IFPA membership training kits
includes the following products
Essentia skincare Range - all modules
Moisture Lotion, Cleansing Milk, Toning
Lotion, Reflex Cream, Special E Cream,
Cleansing Cream, Honey Masque,
Moisture Cream, Gel Masque,
Rejuvenating Night Cream, Superlight
eye cream
Other modules: smelling sticks,
aromastream, measuring cups, spatulas,
mixing bowls, cotton wool, tissues, bed
roll, headband
Essentia oils Module One - Black
pepper, Roman Chamomile, Eucalyptus
(smithii), Frankincense, Geranium,
Ginger, Lavender, Mandarin, Tea Tree,
Ylang Ylang
Essential oils module two - melissa, clary
sage, bergamot, cedarwood, cajuput,
niaouli, caraway, coriander, german
chamomile
Essential oils module three - lavender,
lavandin, thyme red, thyme sweet,
fennel, cinnamon, rosewood, cypress,
sweet orange, bitter orange, clove bud,
geranium, rose otto, rose absolute,
sandalwood, tagetes
Essential oils module four - Basil, juniper
berry, myrrh, patchouli, ravensara, sweet
marjoram, hyssop, pine, peppermint
Carriers module one - Almond, avocado,
calendula, carrier oil mix, grapeseed,
sunflower, wheatgerm, white lotion
Carriers module two - Almond, hypericum
Carriers module three - almond, apricot,
avocado, calendula, carrier oil mix,
carrot, evening primrose, grapeseed,
hazlenut, hypericum, jojoba, lime
blossom, macadamia, melissa, peachnut,
rosehip, sunflower, wheatgerm, white
lotion.
Carriers module four - almond, apricot,
avocado, calendula, carrier oil mix,
carrot, evening primrose, grapeseed,
hazlenut, hypericum, jojoba, lime
blossom, macadamia, melissa, peachnut,
rosehip, sunflower, wheatgerm, white
lotion.
The kits we provide for our
students are made in our
factory in Hinckley. The
individual items can be
purchased too.
We provide college kits to
aromatherapy colleges
around the world
containing our unique
range of beauty products,
essential oils, carrier oils
and care for blends and
massage oils.
Our beautiful and economical
professional aromatherapy storage
boxes in Elderwood have space for 50
oils in foam inserts with space
underneath for massage carrier oils, skin
and reflex bases and lotions.
Our IFPA membership training kits
includes the following products
Essentia skincare Range - all modules
Moisture Lotion, Cleansing Milk, Toning
Lotion, Reflex Cream, Special E Cream,
Cleansing Cream, Honey Masque,
Moisture Cream, Gel Masque,
Rejuvenating Night Cream, Superlight
eye cream
Other modules: smelling sticks,
aromastream, measuring cups, spatulas,
mixing bowls, cotton wool, tissues, bed
roll, headband
Essentia oils Module One - Black
pepper, Roman Chamomile, Eucalyptus
(smithii), Frankincense, Geranium,
Ginger, Lavender, Mandarin, Tea Tree,
Ylang Ylang
Essential oils module two - melissa, clary
sage, bergamot, cedarwood, cajuput,
niaouli, caraway, coriander, german
chamomile
Essential oils module three - lavender,
lavandin, thyme red, thyme sweet,
fennel, cinnamon, rosewood, cypress,
sweet orange, bitter orange, clove bud,
geranium, rose otto, rose absolute,
sandalwood, tagetes
Essential oils module four - Basil, juniper
berry, myrrh, patchouli, ravensara, sweet
marjoram, hyssop, pine, peppermint
Carriers module one - Almond, avocado,
calendula, carrier oil mix, grapeseed,
sunflower, wheatgerm, white lotion
Carriers module two - Almond, hypericum
Carriers module three - almond, apricot,
avocado, calendula, carrier oil mix,
carrot, evening primrose, grapeseed,
hazlenut, hypericum, jojoba, lime
blossom, macadamia, melissa, peachnut,
rosehip, sunflower, wheatgerm, white
lotion.
Carriers module four - almond, apricot,
avocado, calendula, carrier oil mix,
carrot, evening primrose, grapeseed,
hazlenut, hypericum, jojoba, lime
blossom, macadamia, melissa, peachnut,
rosehip, sunflower, wheatgerm, white
lotion.
Lavender Oil
Family:
Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
The latin botanical family name of the
plant source.
Synonyms:
TRUE LAVENDER; LAVENDER OIL
40/42%; LAVANDULA AUGUSTIFOLIA
OIL; LAVENDER OIL;
Other names, botanical, chemical
nomenclature or trade names that the
material may be known as.
Sources:
France, UK, Bulgaria, China
Main countries of origin
Method of production:
Lavender Oil is steam distilled from the
freshly cut flowering tops and stalks of
Lavandula Officinalis, a wild growing or
cultivated herb.
The method of production
Appearence:
Colorless to light straw liquid
The appearence of the material
("straw" is a light brown colour). Colour
may change for a number of reasons.
Some materials get darker, and others
lighter with age.
Odor Description:
Almost fruity sweet topnote, Fresh
herbaceous, Lavender, Herbal, Floral,
Sweet, overall cool but can have
slightly notes, a pleasant, balsamic
woody backnote
The odour of the material
Perfumery Uses:
Fougeres, Mens Types, Modifier in
Eau de Cologne, New Mown Hay;
Herbal; Tobacco notes; Amber;
Commonly used in these these
perfume type but not limited to these.
Flavour Uses:
Peach, toothpaste, cachous
Used in these Flavours. But be very
careful there are many qualities of
materials and you must check with the
manufacturer if this is really a "Flavour
grade"
Aromatherapy uses:
As aid to restful sleep, (particularly
fresh flowers packed into pillow) used
dilute in water as skin tonic in water,
stomach soother.
Ideas on the use in aromatherapy.
Note do not use internally without
proper consultation with a qualified
medical practitioner and ensuring that
the oil is pharamaceutical or flavour
grade
Blends Well With:
Pine Oils; Cognac; Clary Sage;
Hedione; Thyme Oil; Chamomile Oil;
Citrus oils particularly Bergamot;
These are notes this material seems to
blend well with and worth trying out.
But don't limit your imagination to only
these.
Analytical:
38/40%
The % quoted in Lavender Oil refers to
the ester content calculated as Linalyl
Acetate. In other materials it may refer
to the percent of active named
component.
Specific Gravity:
0.87500 - 0.88800 @ 25.00 C
Water is 1.00 so less than 1.00 will
float on water and more than 1 will
sink. We can also calculate how many
grams 1 cc will weigh. ie. 1 cc of
Lavender Oil weighs about 0.88
grams. In the perfumery business we
buy by wieght so 1 gram of Lavender
Oil will be 1/0.88 = 1.14 ccs. this
means that for every 1 Kilogram (1,000
grams) we get 1,140 ccs. Important for
checking how many bottles you can fill.
Refractive Index:
1.45900 - 1.46900 @ 20.00 C
This is the measurement of the way
that light is bent by liquids. Stand a
pencil in a glass of water and note how
the pencil appears to be bent as it
goes into the water. This helps to
check if the oil is pure but is not not
foolproof.
CAS.#:
8000-28-0
Chemical Abstract Series Number
helps to identify the exact material
referred to. You can find the books of
abstracts in a scientific library. There
are hundreds of volumes.
FEMA.#:
2622
Flavor and Extract Manufacturers
Association gives a reference number
to materials that are Generally
Recognised As Safe (GRAS). BUT you
must check that the grade you are
getting is flavour grade if you are
making flavours.
MP:
Melting Point: N/A
The temperature the material melts at.
BP:
Boiling Point: N/A
The temperature the material boils at.
FP:
Flash Point: 70 C
This indicates the temperature that the
material will "flash" when a flame is
present. Below about 57 usually
requires shipments to be marked
"Dangerous Goods". Ethanol (FP -18
C), Orange Oil and Rosemary Oil fall
into this category.
Soluble in:
95% Ethanol, DPG, DEP, White
Oil(Cloudy);
The oils will mix with these common
solvents. The percentage of Ethanol
indicates how much water is present
(in this case 5%). But check yourself
everytime as other materials in the
mixture will affect the solubility.
Solubility in White Oil will indicate its
suitability for candle making in this
case it will be OK for normal scented
candles but no good for transparent
gel candles as it forms a cloudy
mixture (this can be helped though with
other materials in the perfume)
Insoluble in:
Water
Does not mix with water
NAFTA H.#:
3301.23.0000
This is the harmonised code (almost
standard world-wide) for the Customs
and Excise department. It enables
them to quickly establish the import
duty and any restrictions on importing
the material.
Family:
Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
The latin botanical family name of the
plant source.
Synonyms:
TRUE LAVENDER; LAVENDER OIL
40/42%; LAVANDULA AUGUSTIFOLIA
OIL; LAVENDER OIL;
Other names, botanical, chemical
nomenclature or trade names that the
material may be known as.
Sources:
France, UK, Bulgaria, China
Main countries of origin
Method of production:
Lavender Oil is steam distilled from the
freshly cut flowering tops and stalks of
Lavandula Officinalis, a wild growing or
cultivated herb.
The method of production
Appearence:
Colorless to light straw liquid
The appearence of the material
("straw" is a light brown colour). Colour
may change for a number of reasons.
Some materials get darker, and others
lighter with age.
Odor Description:
Almost fruity sweet topnote, Fresh
herbaceous, Lavender, Herbal, Floral,
Sweet, overall cool but can have
slightly notes, a pleasant, balsamic
woody backnote
The odour of the material
Perfumery Uses:
Fougeres, Mens Types, Modifier in
Eau de Cologne, New Mown Hay;
Herbal; Tobacco notes; Amber;
Commonly used in these these
perfume type but not limited to these.
Flavour Uses:
Peach, toothpaste, cachous
Used in these Flavours. But be very
careful there are many qualities of
materials and you must check with the
manufacturer if this is really a "Flavour
grade"
Aromatherapy uses:
As aid to restful sleep, (particularly
fresh flowers packed into pillow) used
dilute in water as skin tonic in water,
stomach soother.
Ideas on the use in aromatherapy.
Note do not use internally without
proper consultation with a qualified
medical practitioner and ensuring that
the oil is pharamaceutical or flavour
grade
Blends Well With:
Pine Oils; Cognac; Clary Sage;
Hedione; Thyme Oil; Chamomile Oil;
Citrus oils particularly Bergamot;
These are notes this material seems to
blend well with and worth trying out.
But don't limit your imagination to only
these.
Analytical:
38/40%
The % quoted in Lavender Oil refers to
the ester content calculated as Linalyl
Acetate. In other materials it may refer
to the percent of active named
component.
Specific Gravity:
0.87500 - 0.88800 @ 25.00 C
Water is 1.00 so less than 1.00 will
float on water and more than 1 will
sink. We can also calculate how many
grams 1 cc will weigh. ie. 1 cc of
Lavender Oil weighs about 0.88
grams. In the perfumery business we
buy by wieght so 1 gram of Lavender
Oil will be 1/0.88 = 1.14 ccs. this
means that for every 1 Kilogram (1,000
grams) we get 1,140 ccs. Important for
checking how many bottles you can fill.
Refractive Index:
1.45900 - 1.46900 @ 20.00 C
This is the measurement of the way
that light is bent by liquids. Stand a
pencil in a glass of water and note how
the pencil appears to be bent as it
goes into the water. This helps to
check if the oil is pure but is not not
foolproof.
CAS.#:
8000-28-0
Chemical Abstract Series Number
helps to identify the exact material
referred to. You can find the books of
abstracts in a scientific library. There
are hundreds of volumes.
FEMA.#:
2622
Flavor and Extract Manufacturers
Association gives a reference number
to materials that are Generally
Recognised As Safe (GRAS). BUT you
must check that the grade you are
getting is flavour grade if you are
making flavours.
MP:
Melting Point: N/A
The temperature the material melts at.
BP:
Boiling Point: N/A
The temperature the material boils at.
FP:
Flash Point: 70 C
This indicates the temperature that the
material will "flash" when a flame is
present. Below about 57 usually
requires shipments to be marked
"Dangerous Goods". Ethanol (FP -18
C), Orange Oil and Rosemary Oil fall
into this category.
Soluble in:
95% Ethanol, DPG, DEP, White
Oil(Cloudy);
The oils will mix with these common
solvents. The percentage of Ethanol
indicates how much water is present
(in this case 5%). But check yourself
everytime as other materials in the
mixture will affect the solubility.
Solubility in White Oil will indicate its
suitability for candle making in this
case it will be OK for normal scented
candles but no good for transparent
gel candles as it forms a cloudy
mixture (this can be helped though with
other materials in the perfume)
Insoluble in:
Water
Does not mix with water
NAFTA H.#:
3301.23.0000
This is the harmonised code (almost
standard world-wide) for the Customs
and Excise department. It enables
them to quickly establish the import
duty and any restrictions on importing
the material.
ALL ESSENTIAL OILS
1004 Angelica Root (angelica archangelica) £22.50 10ml
1005 Aniseed (anisum pimpinella)* 7.51 10
1010 Basil (ocimum basilicum)* 3.11 10
1011 Bay (laurus nobilis) 4.93 10
1015 Benzoin (styrax benzoin)* 4.28 10
1020 Bergamot (citrus bergamia)* 3.78 10
1024 Bergamot (citrus bergamia Berg Free FCF) 3.96 10
1025 Cajuput (melaleuca leucadendron)* 2.56 10
1030 Camphor (cinnamomum camphora) 2.38 10
1035 Caraway (carum carvi)* 4.34 10
1040 Cardomon (eletaria cardamomum)* 9.00 10
1041 Carrot Seed 6.00 10
1045 Cedarwood Atlas (Cedrus atlantica)* 2.55 10
1050 Chamomile German (chamomilla recutita) 7.78 3
1053 chamomile Moroccan (ormensis multicaulis)* 11.00 10
1055 Chamomile Roman 4.92 3
1056 Chamomile Roman 15.64 10
1060 Cinnamon leaf (cinnamomum zeylanicum)* 2.55 10
1062 Cistus (cistus labdaniferus)* 5.85 3
1065 Citronella Sri Lanka (cymboppogon nardus)* 2.55 10
1070 Clary (salvia sclarea) 7.08 10
1075 Clove bud (syzgium aromaticum) 2.34 10
1080 Coriander (coriandrum sativum) 2.34 10
1085 Cypress (cupressus sempervirens) 3.64 10
1086 Dill (anethum graveolens)* 3.96 10
1087 Elemi (elemi canarium) 2.86 10
1090 Eucalyptus Citriodora (E. citriodora)* 2.38 10
1093 Eucalyptus dives (E. dives schauer) 2.19 10
1095 Eucalyptus (E. globulus)* 2.38 10
1097 Eucalyptus Radiata (E. radiata)* 3.27 10
1100 Eucalyptus smithii (E. smithii)* 2.11 10
1105 Eucalyptus Staigeriana (E.staigeriana) 2.57 10
1110 Fir (abies alba)* 4.03 10
1111 Fir Siberian (abies sibrica L.) 2.89 10
1115 Fennel (foeniculum vulgare)* 3.94 10
1140 Frankincense (boswellia carteri) 6.00 10
1145 Geranium (pelargonium graveolens) 4.05 10
1146 Geranium Bourbon (pelargonium graveolens)* 4.05 10
1150 Ginger (zingiber officinale) 3.95 10
1155 Grapefruit (citrus paradisi) 2.31 10
1157 Helichrysum (helichrysum angustifolium)* 8.73 3
1158 Ho Leaf (cinnamomum camphora) 5.25 10
1160 Hyssop (hyssopus officinalis) 6.39 10
1166 Inula (inula graveolens) 12.67 3
1170 Jasmine absolute (jasminum officinale) 16.76 3
1175 Juniper (juniperus communis) 6.24 10
1180 Juniper Berry (juniperus communis) 6.24 10
1182 Lavandin (Lavandula x intermedia 'Super') 2.30 10
1183 Lavender Fine (lavandula angustifolia) F 5.25 10
1184 Lavender Fine Wild (lavandula angustifolia)* F 7.25 10
1185 Lavender (lavandula angustifolia) F 2.79 10
1185 Lavender (lavandula angustifolia)* F 2.79 10
1188 Lavender High Altitude AOC (L. angustifolia)* 6.24 10
1189 Lavender Bulgarian (Lavandula angustifolia)* 2.79 10
1190 Lavender Fine organic (Lavandula angustifolia)* 6.24 10
1191 Lavender Officinalis (Lavender Angustifolia) 2.79 10
1193 Lavender Spike (lavandula latifolia)* 3.96 10
1195 Lemon (Citrus limon)* 2.51 10
1197C Lemon tea tree 2.66 10
1198 Lemon Verbena 2.66 10
1200 Lemongrass (cymbopogon citratus) 2.38 10
1203 Lime (citrus aurantifolia)* 6.59 10
1205 Mandarin (citrus retiulata)* 4.60 10
1206 Manuka 4.60 10
1210 Marjoram Sweet (origanum majorana) 3.10 10
1215 Melissa (melissa officinalis) 19.10 3
1225 Myrrh (commiphora myrha) 8.32 10
1230 Myrtle red (Myrtus communis) 5.19 10
1231 May Chang (litsea cubeba)* 2.46 10
1235 Neroli (citrus aurantium var. amara) 21.84 3
1240 Niaouli (melaleuca viridiflora)* 2.79 10
1245 Nutmeg (myristica fragrans)* 4.07 10
1250 Orange Bitter (citrus aurantium var. amara) 3.26 10
1255 Orange Sweet (citrus aurantium var. sinensis)* 2.38 10
1256 Origanum (origanum vulgare)* 7.55 10
1260 Palmarosa (cymbopogon martinii)* 3.00 10
1265 Patchouli (pogostemon patchouli)* 4.71 10
1266 Black Seed (nigella sativa) 2.74 10
1270 Pepper Black (piper nigrum)* 4.60 10
1275 Peppermint France (Mentha x pipertia)* 3.93 10
1280 Petitgrain (citrus aurantium var. amara)* 2.79 10
1290 Pine (pinus sylvestris)* 6.05 10
1295 Ravensara (ravensara aromatica)* 5.25 10
1300 Rose absolute (Rose damascena) 24.52 3
1311 Rose otto (Rosa damascena) 33.42 3
1315 Rosemary Morocco (rosmarinus officinalis) 2.46 10
1317 Rosemary France (rosmarinus officinalis)* 10.25 10
1320 Rosewood 3.49 10
1325 Sage (salvia officinalis)* 4.84 10
1329 Sandalwood New Caledonia (santalum austrocaledonicum)
21.59 3
1330 Sandalwood New Caledonia (santalum austrocaledonicum)
48.69 10
1331 Savory (satureia montana) 14.09 10
1332 Spikenard (nardostschys jatamansi)* 9.57 10
1333 Spearmint (mentha spicata) 3.93 10
1335 Tagetes (tagetes minuta)* 5.10 10
1336 Tarragon (artemesia dracunculis)* 6.59 10
1340 Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia)* 2.38 10
1345 Thyme Red (thymus vulgaris ct thymol) 8.46 10
1350 Thyme Sweet (thymus vulgaris ct linalool) 10.64 10
1355 Vetiver (vetiveria zizanoides)* 8.46 10
1360 Yarrow (achillea millefolium) 4.83 3
1365 Ylang ylang complete (Cananga odorata)* 18.44 10
THERAPIST SIZES
1096 Eucalyptus (eucalyptus globulus)* 6.50 32
1145 Geranium (pelargonium graveolens) 11.51 32
1186 Lavender (lavendula angustifolia)* 7.73 32
1191 Lavender (lavendula officinalis) 7.73 32
1196 Lemon (citrus limon)* 6.90 32
1201 Lemongrass (cymbopogon citratus) 7.14 32
1341 Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia)* 6.50 32
1096E Eucalyptus (eucalyptus globulus)* 18.83 100
1187 Lavender (lavendula angustifolia)* 22.52 100
1197 Lemon (citrus limon)* 20.03 100
1342 Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia)* 18.83 100
ESSENTIAL OIL BLENDS
1220 Melissa mix (citronella & citrus oils) 2.79 10
1285 Pettigrain-o-flowers 7.46 10
1305 Rose geranium mix 7.24 10
TOTALS
PREMIUM OIL BLENDS IN JOJOBA
LB3 Jasmine 5% in jojoba 6.81 10
LB5 Melissa 5% in jojoba 4.22 10
LB7 Neroli 5% in jojoba 4.22 10
LB9 Rose Otto 5% in jojoba 3.81 10
LB10 Rose absolute 5% in jojoba 2.83 10
LB11 Sandalwood 5% in jojoba 3.03 10
1004 Angelica Root (angelica archangelica) £22.50 10ml
1005 Aniseed (anisum pimpinella)* 7.51 10
1010 Basil (ocimum basilicum)* 3.11 10
1011 Bay (laurus nobilis) 4.93 10
1015 Benzoin (styrax benzoin)* 4.28 10
1020 Bergamot (citrus bergamia)* 3.78 10
1024 Bergamot (citrus bergamia Berg Free FCF) 3.96 10
1025 Cajuput (melaleuca leucadendron)* 2.56 10
1030 Camphor (cinnamomum camphora) 2.38 10
1035 Caraway (carum carvi)* 4.34 10
1040 Cardomon (eletaria cardamomum)* 9.00 10
1041 Carrot Seed 6.00 10
1045 Cedarwood Atlas (Cedrus atlantica)* 2.55 10
1050 Chamomile German (chamomilla recutita) 7.78 3
1053 chamomile Moroccan (ormensis multicaulis)* 11.00 10
1055 Chamomile Roman 4.92 3
1056 Chamomile Roman 15.64 10
1060 Cinnamon leaf (cinnamomum zeylanicum)* 2.55 10
1062 Cistus (cistus labdaniferus)* 5.85 3
1065 Citronella Sri Lanka (cymboppogon nardus)* 2.55 10
1070 Clary (salvia sclarea) 7.08 10
1075 Clove bud (syzgium aromaticum) 2.34 10
1080 Coriander (coriandrum sativum) 2.34 10
1085 Cypress (cupressus sempervirens) 3.64 10
1086 Dill (anethum graveolens)* 3.96 10
1087 Elemi (elemi canarium) 2.86 10
1090 Eucalyptus Citriodora (E. citriodora)* 2.38 10
1093 Eucalyptus dives (E. dives schauer) 2.19 10
1095 Eucalyptus (E. globulus)* 2.38 10
1097 Eucalyptus Radiata (E. radiata)* 3.27 10
1100 Eucalyptus smithii (E. smithii)* 2.11 10
1105 Eucalyptus Staigeriana (E.staigeriana) 2.57 10
1110 Fir (abies alba)* 4.03 10
1111 Fir Siberian (abies sibrica L.) 2.89 10
1115 Fennel (foeniculum vulgare)* 3.94 10
1140 Frankincense (boswellia carteri) 6.00 10
1145 Geranium (pelargonium graveolens) 4.05 10
1146 Geranium Bourbon (pelargonium graveolens)* 4.05 10
1150 Ginger (zingiber officinale) 3.95 10
1155 Grapefruit (citrus paradisi) 2.31 10
1157 Helichrysum (helichrysum angustifolium)* 8.73 3
1158 Ho Leaf (cinnamomum camphora) 5.25 10
1160 Hyssop (hyssopus officinalis) 6.39 10
1166 Inula (inula graveolens) 12.67 3
1170 Jasmine absolute (jasminum officinale) 16.76 3
1175 Juniper (juniperus communis) 6.24 10
1180 Juniper Berry (juniperus communis) 6.24 10
1182 Lavandin (Lavandula x intermedia 'Super') 2.30 10
1183 Lavender Fine (lavandula angustifolia) F 5.25 10
1184 Lavender Fine Wild (lavandula angustifolia)* F 7.25 10
1185 Lavender (lavandula angustifolia) F 2.79 10
1185 Lavender (lavandula angustifolia)* F 2.79 10
1188 Lavender High Altitude AOC (L. angustifolia)* 6.24 10
1189 Lavender Bulgarian (Lavandula angustifolia)* 2.79 10
1190 Lavender Fine organic (Lavandula angustifolia)* 6.24 10
1191 Lavender Officinalis (Lavender Angustifolia) 2.79 10
1193 Lavender Spike (lavandula latifolia)* 3.96 10
1195 Lemon (Citrus limon)* 2.51 10
1197C Lemon tea tree 2.66 10
1198 Lemon Verbena 2.66 10
1200 Lemongrass (cymbopogon citratus) 2.38 10
1203 Lime (citrus aurantifolia)* 6.59 10
1205 Mandarin (citrus retiulata)* 4.60 10
1206 Manuka 4.60 10
1210 Marjoram Sweet (origanum majorana) 3.10 10
1215 Melissa (melissa officinalis) 19.10 3
1225 Myrrh (commiphora myrha) 8.32 10
1230 Myrtle red (Myrtus communis) 5.19 10
1231 May Chang (litsea cubeba)* 2.46 10
1235 Neroli (citrus aurantium var. amara) 21.84 3
1240 Niaouli (melaleuca viridiflora)* 2.79 10
1245 Nutmeg (myristica fragrans)* 4.07 10
1250 Orange Bitter (citrus aurantium var. amara) 3.26 10
1255 Orange Sweet (citrus aurantium var. sinensis)* 2.38 10
1256 Origanum (origanum vulgare)* 7.55 10
1260 Palmarosa (cymbopogon martinii)* 3.00 10
1265 Patchouli (pogostemon patchouli)* 4.71 10
1266 Black Seed (nigella sativa) 2.74 10
1270 Pepper Black (piper nigrum)* 4.60 10
1275 Peppermint France (Mentha x pipertia)* 3.93 10
1280 Petitgrain (citrus aurantium var. amara)* 2.79 10
1290 Pine (pinus sylvestris)* 6.05 10
1295 Ravensara (ravensara aromatica)* 5.25 10
1300 Rose absolute (Rose damascena) 24.52 3
1311 Rose otto (Rosa damascena) 33.42 3
1315 Rosemary Morocco (rosmarinus officinalis) 2.46 10
1317 Rosemary France (rosmarinus officinalis)* 10.25 10
1320 Rosewood 3.49 10
1325 Sage (salvia officinalis)* 4.84 10
1329 Sandalwood New Caledonia (santalum austrocaledonicum)
21.59 3
1330 Sandalwood New Caledonia (santalum austrocaledonicum)
48.69 10
1331 Savory (satureia montana) 14.09 10
1332 Spikenard (nardostschys jatamansi)* 9.57 10
1333 Spearmint (mentha spicata) 3.93 10
1335 Tagetes (tagetes minuta)* 5.10 10
1336 Tarragon (artemesia dracunculis)* 6.59 10
1340 Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia)* 2.38 10
1345 Thyme Red (thymus vulgaris ct thymol) 8.46 10
1350 Thyme Sweet (thymus vulgaris ct linalool) 10.64 10
1355 Vetiver (vetiveria zizanoides)* 8.46 10
1360 Yarrow (achillea millefolium) 4.83 3
1365 Ylang ylang complete (Cananga odorata)* 18.44 10
THERAPIST SIZES
1096 Eucalyptus (eucalyptus globulus)* 6.50 32
1145 Geranium (pelargonium graveolens) 11.51 32
1186 Lavender (lavendula angustifolia)* 7.73 32
1191 Lavender (lavendula officinalis) 7.73 32
1196 Lemon (citrus limon)* 6.90 32
1201 Lemongrass (cymbopogon citratus) 7.14 32
1341 Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia)* 6.50 32
1096E Eucalyptus (eucalyptus globulus)* 18.83 100
1187 Lavender (lavendula angustifolia)* 22.52 100
1197 Lemon (citrus limon)* 20.03 100
1342 Tea tree (melaleuca alternifolia)* 18.83 100
ESSENTIAL OIL BLENDS
1220 Melissa mix (citronella & citrus oils) 2.79 10
1285 Pettigrain-o-flowers 7.46 10
1305 Rose geranium mix 7.24 10
TOTALS
PREMIUM OIL BLENDS IN JOJOBA
LB3 Jasmine 5% in jojoba 6.81 10
LB5 Melissa 5% in jojoba 4.22 10
LB7 Neroli 5% in jojoba 4.22 10
LB9 Rose Otto 5% in jojoba 3.81 10
LB10 Rose absolute 5% in jojoba 2.83 10
LB11 Sandalwood 5% in jojoba 3.03 10
