• 10 ml     269 Thai Baht
• 30 ml     609 Thai Baht
• 100 ml   1,519 Thai Baht

• *Australian Certified Organic

•           Rosemary has one of the longest histories in traditional medicine Traces of Rosemary can be found as far back as the tombs of the first dynasty Egyptians. It blends well with many other essential oils and this essential oil has a pleasantly sharp fresh aroma.

•           Rosemary is grown all over the world but is native to the Mediterranean region. Most of the commercial production today comes from 3 main sources France, Spain and Tunisia. The same species of plant will produce very different qualities of oil when grown in different environments normally separated to 3 categories but there can be more. Typically, France produces verbenone type, Spain produces camphor (or alpha pinene) type and Tunisia produces Cineole type.

• 10 ml     219 Thai Baht
• 30 ml     539 Thai Baht
• 100 ml   1,379 Thai Baht
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            Rosemary has one of the longest histories in traditional medicine. Traces of Rosemary can be found as far back as the tombs of the first dynasty Egyptians.
            It blends well with many other essential oils and this essential oil has a pleasantly sharp fresh cineole aroma somewhat similar to Eucalyptus. It is what most people expect a good Rosemary essential oil to smell like.

• 10 ml     239 Thai Baht
• 30 ml     589 Thai Baht
• 100 ml   1,499 Thai Baht

          Rosemary has good antimicrobial properties for cleansing and disinfecting. Rosemary has one of the longest histories in traditional medicine. Traces of Rosemary can be found as far back as the tombs of the first dynasty Egyptians.  It blends well with many other essential oils and France produces one of the freshest most therapeutic balances of Rosemary essential oil.

•  5 ml     379   Thai Baht
• 10 ml    649   Thai Baht
• 30 ml    1,639 Thai Baht
• 100 ml  4,189 Thai Baht
•           Rosemary has one of the longest histories in traditional medicine. Traces of Rosemary can be found as far back as the tombs of the first dynasty Egyptians.
            It blends well with many other essential oils and this region of Italy produces one of the highest concentrations of verbenone we have seen. We normally expect around 11% verbenone but some lots have been almost 14%. It has a very low cineole content which makes up the aroma that people normally associate with Rosemary essential oil. Instead it is almost herbal with a hint of sharpness. It is one of the mildest most therapeutic Rosemary essential oils for hair and skin.

•   5 ml    349 Thai Baht
• 10 ml    589  Thai Baht
• 30 ml    1,489  Thai Baht
• 100 ml  4,089 Thai Baht

           Hyssop essential oil has a camphorus top note with a herbaceous, sweet, warm, spicy undertone. The herb has been traditionally used for more than a thousand years for its antiseptic, disinfecting, and anti-infectious properties. Hyssop is considered one of the strongest anti-viral essential oils.
          Hyssop contains natural molecules from nearly every class of compounds found in therapeutic essential oils, yet when diluted in small amounts it is still relatively gentle. It is one of the oils suggested for herpes simplex and many other viral infections.