INCI formula: cananga odorata, linalool, benzyl benzoate,benzyl salicylate, farnesol, isoeugenol, eugenol, geraniol. Some aromatic plants which are not distilled in Corsica, but which are famous, are also mentioned: Corsican thyme (erba barona), common oregano (carnepula), pennyroyal (puleghju). Gift ideas to please yourself or others, best sellers, iconic fragrances, new products, visit the adopt universe and join the French Fragrance Revolution! The composition may be subject to variations, so we advise you to always check the list on the purchased product.

Today, he manages the International Biological Association (ABI) and is member of the "faculté libre de médecine naturelle de Paris (F. Doctor Jean-Pierre Willem, former surgeon and anthropologist, crisscrossed the planet during more than forty years.The study showed that benzoyl peroxide worked a little better, but that tea tree oil had fewer side effects. Thousands of studies have been done on essential oils and their effects and this has led to many positive effects of using essential oils being confirmed and documented.

It just makes short work with daily digestive troubles, and eliminates headaches and travel sickness without any difficulty. This sheds light on the therapeutic uses known to modern aromatherapy, but traditional uses as known to traditional Corsican phytotherapy are also discussed.This spicy, ginger-scented oil harnesses the stimulating properties of traditional Ayurvedic massage to heal and energize all skin types. This serves to safeguard our legitimate interests, which outweigh the interests of our clients in the context of a weighing of interests, in addressing our clients in advertising in accordance with Art.

About 20 species within these are suitable for the production of essential oils in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. A very detailed therapeutic index involving mainly Corsican plants (essential oils, hydrolats, solar macerations) and other important extracts (plant alcoholatures, bud extracts) completes this book.The Corsican names of the plants are those that are most commonly used on the island because the names vary according to the regions, micro-regions and even villages!