Abbey Botanicals

Latin name - Melaleuca leucadendron

A winter warming oil, when massaged gives a warm sensation.

Focusing, useful in athletic massage & after sports preparation. Good for foot preparations. Improves mood & a good unwinding oil.

Good to diffuse into air (vaporise) to kill air-borne germs.

Latin name - Cinnamomum camphora

Always use well diluted.

Warming oil during the winter season, can be used as a steam inhalent ( a few drops of oil in water). Traditionally used as a deodorant, soothing agent, Insect repellent (flies and moths).

Latin name - Carum carvi

Used extensively as a domestic spice. A biennial herb.

Latin name - Elattaria cardomomum

Expansion, stimulating. Warming oil with balsamic undertone.

Latin name - Daucus carota

A colourless non-staining oil.

Excellent for the skin, especially mature skin - good for wrinkles.

Latin name - Cinnamomum cassia

A slender evergreen tree (20m high). Related to Cinnamon. Cut back to form bushes for commercial use. Used commercially in toothpaste mouthwashes and gargles.

Cassia is used in the making of Easter biscuits. Similar properties to cinnamon.

Latin name - Cedrus atlantica

Relaxing & calming. Useful in men’s preparations.

Latin name - Juniperus virginiana

Used in incense and room sprays. Repels mosquitoes, moths, woodworm, rats and mice.

Traditionally used as a skin conditioner, deodorant, insect repellent and a soothing agent. Used by the native American people for female problems. Relaxing, soothing, harmonising, concentration.

Latin name - Apium graveolens

Latin name - Anthemis nobilis

A must for the first aid cabinet.

Well known for its strong soothing effect on mind & body. Useful at night.

Hair care tonic, especially for fair hair.  

Roman chamomile is a comforting oil during high pollen count, (unless you have an allergy to the ragweeds).

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Latin name - Cinnamomum zeylanicum

Warms and stimulates, energising - good to vaporise on car journeys. 

Used as a comforting oil during the cold season. A lovely room fragrance, especially during Christmas - cinnamon, clove and orange oil together make a lovely festive fragrance.

Latin name - Cymbopogon nardis

A light, fresh and uplifting oil obtained from the grass.

Insect repellent against ants, moths and fleas - mixed with Cedarwood Atlas and Bog Myrtle it has been a popular remedy against mosquitoes. Traditionally used as an insect and cat repellent and skin conditioner, it is also a natural deodoriser.

Latin name - Salvia sclarea

Good for oily skin and hair.

Relaxing & calming it uplifts the spirit.

Latin name - Eugenia caryophyllus

Winter warming oil, used as a mosquito repellent.

Latin name - Coriandrum sativum

Reputed to be an aphrodisiac.

Latin name - Cupressus sempervirens

Traditionally used as an insect repellent, deodorant& soothing agent.