Vaibhav Perfumery

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Ylang-Ylang (Cananga odorata var. genuina) is a tall tropical tree that grows up to 65 feet high with large delicate flowers that come in shades of yellow, mauve, or pink. The yellow flowers are preferred for the extraction of the essential oil, which is steam distilled from the freshly picked flowers in fractionated rounds to separate the topmost, delicate, floral notes (about 40 of the yield) from the more earthy-bourbon type notes of the successive fractionations. It is indigenous to tropical Asia, but the most prized oil comes from Madagascar and the Comoro Islands. The oil is characterized as intensely sweet, soft, floral-balsamic, with a slightly spicy scent and a creamy-rich top note.

Chemical Composition Protein, carbohydrates (less than 1 calorie per dose), fats (saturated fats: .022 of 1, polyunsaturated fats: .035 of 1, monounsaturated fats: .032 of 1) Vitamin C, Sodium, Potassium, Ash, Calcium, Iron, Sesqiterpene polyol esters. Melissa Oil (also known as Lemon Balm) has a great variety of possible effects. The word Melissa is Greek for Honey Bee, Melissa having been planted near bee hives to produce the most delicious honey. Melissa oil is considered one of the most powerfully medicinal essential oils in all of aromatherapy, with a wonderfully pleasant sweet, herbaceous aroma. A great deal of oil sold as Melissa today is actually a blend of lemongrass and citronella oils - true Melissa oil has its own unique aroma and properties. Melissas high cost is a result of needing 3.5 to 7.5 tons of plant material to produce 1 pound of essential oil. The resulting oil from this sweet-smelling herb is a pale yellow liquid with a light, fresh lemony aroma. Melissa oil offered at exceptionally low prices is likely to be adulterated in some way, and will not have the medicinal properties of the true essential oil. Melissa was called the elixir of life by Avincenna, the ancient Roman physician. The herb was associated particularly with nervous disorders, the heart, and emotions. Melissa was used for anxiety, melancholy, and to strengthen and revive the vital spirit.

There are many types of Frankincense oils on the market, from several different species. Frankincense oil of boswellia frereana only grows in Somalia and is considered to be the King of All Frankincese oil. Oil from Boswellia frereana resin tears (oleoresin) has a different aroma than an oil from boswellia carterii or serrata from India. Our Frankincense oil has a smoother aroma and is less harsh and lemony. Our Frankincense oil of Boswellia frereana is best used in aromatherapy for respiratory conditions (inhaled) and skin conditions (diluted and applied topically). In addition, it opens the spiritual pathways allowing for greater introspection and is often inhaled for meditation. When used for meditiation and spiritual awareness, frankincense can quiet the mind, is uplifting, and can increase intuition and dream recall.