Spruce, Black deadseamud

Spruce, Black deadseamudNative to the eastern coast of the United States and Canada, Black Spruce's needles and twigs are put through steam distillation to capture the woody, herbal, balsamic aroma. While great on its own, Black Spruce oil also blends well with Cypress, Myrrh, or other woody, smoky oils to add a boosted woody character. Picea Mariana Kosher

While great on its own

and spicy but not nearly as sweet as cinnamon bark

A powerful tonic for the entire system

expectorant

This is a broad leaf sage which is prized for its strong aromatic properties

Lavender HA

Madagascar has a spicy

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Pomegranate Oil

And why you wonder - well here are some noted highlights on these oils -

Smell the cedarwood

Citronella oil is popularly used as an insect repellent