Saturday, April 19, 2008 Myrtle Green Botanical name Myrtus communis Myrtle is considered the sacred plant of the goddess Aphrodite. A sweet, camphor like, green, herby scent similar to Sage and Eucalyptus. It is antiseptic, an expectorant and astringent. Helpful for colds and flu, coughs, bronchitis, sinus infections and other respiratory complaints. Supports those who need to get through dark times. This oil carries a deep inner wisdom and is said to be helpful for those making life transitions. may serve as a companion for the dying.
Rosalina Botanical name Melaleuca ericifolia A gentle, soft but cleansing oil good for a sad or heavy heart, helps to free from feeling "stuck", inhibitions are subtly dissolved, allows you to be patient with the object of your heart. Cedarwood Himalayan Warming, uplifting Botanical name Cedrus Cedrus deodora Also called Tibetan Cedarwood. Try this closet tip to keep moths out. Place tissues with drops of Cedarwood (and Lavender), as well as your empty Cedarwood bottles, in your closet. Manuka Manuka oil may be a good alternative to Tea tree oil as it is anti-viral, anti-fungal and highly bactericidal across a wide spectrum. It's scent is very sweet and 'gentle'. It can be used in situations where the stronger and more medicinal smelling oils might not be welcome.
Lemon Myrtle Compared to Tea Tree, it appears to be a stronger germ killer. It has a high (95%) citral content making it a powerful antibacterial, antiseptic and anti fungal oil
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