fragrance facts

  1. Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Gardenia Oil

    Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Gardenia Oil
    Ask almost any dedicated gardener and they’ll tell you that the Gardenia is one of their prize flowers, so we're exploring its most popular regions to find out why. ... Read More
  2. Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Cedar Oil

    Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Cedar Oil
    There's more to this endemic extract than its pleasant aroma - in our guide we explore the many uses and benefits of cedar.... Read More
  3. Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Vetiver Oil

    Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Vetiver Oil
    Fresh, uplifting and earthy, vetiver produces a subtly masculine scent that makes it a good match for aftershaves and cologne, as well as a great accompaniment to contemporary interior scents.... Read More
  4. Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Magnolia

    Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Magnolia
    Magnolia is a rare essential oil derived from the goblet-shaped flowers of the magnolia tree. It’s known for its sweet floral aroma and therapeutic benefits, particularly in China, Thailand and other parts of Southeast Asia – where magnolia flowers have been used for centuries in traditional health practices.... Read More
  5. Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Verbena Oil

    Fragrance Facts: Uses and Benefits of Verbena Oil
    Verbena oil may be one of the lesser-known essential oils, but that shouldn’t detract from the wonderful qualities it brings to the formulation of modern-day aromatherapy, cosmetics and household goods. To truly understand this multifaceted oil, we must first go back to the 18th century, when it was first sighted. Read on to learn more about the history, uses and benefits of this majestic herbal ingredient… Continue reading →... Read More

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