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Herbal and Earthy Fragrance Oil Set of 5 by Flaires of Spain 12ml Each

Herbal and Earthy Fragrance Oil Set of 5 by Flaires of Spain 12ml Each

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A Green Herbal Fragrance Oil Set of Five Scents

This herbal fragrance oil set by Flaires of Spain gathers five 12 ml bottles of leafy, earthy plant scents. It covers rosemary, sage, eucalyptus, tea tree and citronella lemongrass..

Product Details

  • Type: Herbal fragrance oil set
  • Includes: Five 12 ml (0.4 oz) glass bottles, one of each scent
  • Bottle 1: Rosemary Herbs (L-007): crisp with a hint of pine
  • Bottle 2: Sage Springtime Herb (L-046): fresh and slightly peppery
  • Bottle 3: Eucalyptus Bright and Pleasing (L-008): cooling and camphorous
  • Bottle 4: Tea Tree Outdoorsy (L-065): bold, with earthy, green undertones
  • Bottle 5: Citronella Lemongrass (L-052): lemony, with a grounding earthy finish
  • Made in: Spain by Flaires
  • Use: Add to creams, soaps and lotions, or use in oil burners and diffusers
  • Product number: kit_L-1001

Rosemary, a Sacred Herb

Rosemary is native to the Mediterranean region, including Portugal and northwestern Spain. Ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks regarded it as sacred. Hungary water, from the 14th century, was one of Europe's first alcohol-based perfumes.

Tea Tree and Captain Cook

The tea tree is native to Australia. Its name comes from Captain James Cook's 1770 visit, when he brewed a few leaves into a tea. Aboriginal Australians used the soft bark for sleeping mats and for wrapping food.

Using and Storing Your Oil

Use a few drops of each oil from this herbal fragrance oil set in your own base. For oil burners, follow your burner maker's guidance and never leave a burner unattended. Try rosemary and tea tree oils together for an earthy herb scent. A citronella lemongrass scent adds a bright, grassy lift. Browse more scents in the Fragrance Oils collection or the full Museumize fragrance collection. Keep the cap tight and store the bottle upright, away from heat and direct sun.

An earthy herb scent brings that tradition into a modern room. Rosemary and tea tree oils also make a good gift pair. A citronella lemongrass scent suits a tidy workshop shelf.

For More Reading from the Web

  • Why did the Romans and Greeks hold rosemary sacred? This reference page covers its name, its range and its 2017 move into the sage genus. Rosemary - Wikipedia
  • How did Captain Cook's tea give the tree its name? This tree profile traces tea tree use by Aboriginal Australians. Narrow-leaved Paperbark - Canopy
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