Description

• Six – 1 oz Fragrances and Two – 1 oz Massage Oils.
• Vanilla Orchid
• Most people don’t realize that vanilla extract comes from the vanilla orchid plant. A smooth, creamy, spicy, aroma, the versatile vanilla scent will add a wonderful richness to your product.
• Lavender
• An original essential oil rather than a fragrance. This best selling aromatherapy oil is known to relax, rejuvenate and address many problems. Get abundant info from the web. It’s a must have.
• Tea Rose
• This small flower makes the best rose scent. My grandma used straight rose, a strong smell that took my breath away. Tea rose is light, fragrant and refined. Commonly used as a perfume base.
• Freesia
• If you know flowers, freesia is distinctive. A sweet, honey overtone with a floral base. We tested many others before landing on a really good one. This blends particularly well with other florals.
• Jasmine
• This Asian flower is from a vine with star shaped white blossoms. A rich warm floral scent with tea like undertones. Blends well with tea rose and is known to have a calming effect in aromatherapy.
• Lily of the Valley
• These dainty flowers have a very subtle aroma. A common fragrance, but variations differ wildly from company to company. Here is a great example, not overpowering with a delicate floral scent.