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Alligator Juniper Wood

Juniperus deppeana Wood, gathered from longstanding dead trees, many over 1000 years old, in the American Southwest. .
• Private Reserve
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• Artisan Distilled
• Calming
• Grounding
• Lightly smoky/sweet
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Inula

Inula graveolens, organically produced, steam-distilled roots, Albania.
- Amazingly powerful respiratory oil
- Immune system stimulant
- Congested, infected sinuses
- Anti-bacterial
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Juniper Berry

Juniperus communis, organically produced, berries on branch, Bulgaria
- Diuretic, often included in anti-cellulite & detoxifying blends
- Anti-microbial, useful in respiratory blends
- Cleans the atmosphere of a room to clear negativity
- Helps recover from hangovers
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Juniper Berry CO2

Juniperus communis, organically produced, CO2 Select extracted from Juniper Berries in Germany. (Berries grown in Bosnia and Herzegovinia)
- Energetically uplifting and grounding
- Traditional use to cleanse and repel negative energy
- Anti-microbial
- Balances oily skin and hair
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