5 ml       949 Thai Baht
10 ml     1,689 Thai Baht
30 ml     4,299 Thai Baht
100 ml   12,669 Thai Baht

          Green cognac is produced from grapevines, Vitis vinifera well known for its fruit, when fermented produces wine. Green Cognac oil is highly prized in natural perfumery. It has a dry, tart, wine-like, green and slightly fruity aroma. It is often used in higher end blends due to its complex mix of earthy boozy and fruity notes as well as for its fixative qualities. 

5 ml       949 Thai Baht
10 ml     1,689 Thai Baht
30 ml     4,299 Thai Baht
100 ml   12,669 Thai Baht

German Chamomile is one of the gentlest essential oils and one of the few recommended for young children. It is sometime rubbed on the gums in very small amounts to reduce teething pain or the flowers are used to make a chamomile tea which is sometimes by nursing mothers to ease colic. It is among the most powerful essential oils to relax the body and mind. 

• 5 ml       879 Thai Baht
• 10 ml      1,529 Thai Baht
• 30 ml     3,889 Thai Baht
• 100 ml    11,479 Thai Baht
  100% Pure & Natural Essential Oil
            Roman Chamomile is one of the gentlest essential oils and one of the few recommended for young children. It is sometime rubbed on the gums in very small amounts to reduce teething pain or the flowers are used to make a chamomile tea which is sometimes by nursing mothers to ease colic. It is among the most powerful essential oils to relax the body and mind. It is used to reduce the severity of stress, tension and tension headaches, anxiety, worry, insomnia, PMS, menopause, hyperactivity, and nervous indigestion.
            Roman Chamomile soothes sensitive, irritated, red or dry skin. It is one of the few oils that is mild enough to use “neat” (100% strength) on small areas of skin.

5 ml       159  Thai Baht
10 ml      259  Thai Baht
30 ml      659  Thai Baht
100 ml     1,669  Thai Baht

     In aromatherapy its most common use is diffused into the air. Anise seed has a reputation for its stimulating yet sedative qualities. It is often used in inhalation therapy for breathing difficulties, to calm various digestive problems and stress related problems such as anxiety, nervousness and even headaches.

    It may be used in small amounts in perfumes on the skin or deodorants. It is even used in breath fresheners and other deodorizers. As a household deodorant Anise can be useful to cover foul odors especially fishy type odors and can repel rats and insects.