October Newsletter
| Comfort, Warmth, and Relief |
| It’s a tricky time of year teetering from tanks to sweaters, sandals to boots, salads to soups . Changing colors with the sound of leaves rustling in the trees, a nip of autumn approaching swiftly on the breeze. This month has us craving aromas of familiar nesting and feasting. While reminiscing the seasons past, spice oils tend to offer great emotional warmth and support, as well as comfort from aches and pains, muscular and digestive. October sale is focused around these spice oils. We hope they find you well. |
| Sale of the Month Allspice CO2 Muscle pain, spasms and fatigue. Muscular and gastric cramps, indigestion, nausea. Black Pepper Circulatory stimulant. Useful for mental fatigue. Recommended for concentration and memory loss. Turmeric CO2 Arthritis, joint pain caused by inflammation. Gastrointestinal and respiratory health Cinnamon Bark CO2 Respiratory and circulatory stimulant via inhalation. Emotionally warming and many more… |
| Sale of the Month products are marked down on site. No code needed. Don’t forget your SHIPFREE code for domestic orders over $75. |
| NEW BATCHES Arnica CO2 , Ease the pain and inflammation caused by bruises, sprains, fractures, superficial phlebitis, rheumatic pain, and muscle aches. Helio Carrot CO2 , Strengthens nails, nourishes hair, stimulates sebum production. Lavender CO2 , Extracted from FRESH Bulgarian lavender blossoms. Winter Repair Crème , Newly reformulated with the same exquisitely exotic, nourishing butters… now wax-free, fluffy, and creamy rich. |
| What is a CO2 Extract? When CO2 (carbon dioxide) gas is subjected to high pressure, it turns into liquid. This liquid CO2 can be used as a very inert, safe, “liquid solvent” which will extract aromatic molecules from plant material in a process similar to that used to extract absolutes. The advantage is that no solvent residue remains, since at normal pressure and temperature, the CO2 simply reverts to a gas and evaporates. CO2 extraction has given us essences of some aromatics that don’t yield essential oils, such as Rose Hip Seed and Calendula. In our opinion, if the same essential oil is available both as a steam distilled essential oil and a CO2 extracted essence, the CO2 seems to have a richer, more intense scent, since more of the aromatic chemicals are released through this process |
| Stave the Cravings Our top 3 picks for not eating a whole bag of candy before the trick-or-treaters begin roaming the streets. Suggested use in a personal inhaler -Vanilla, Bourbon, CO2 – Pink Grapefruit – Coffee CO2 |