Naturoil Aromatics Private Limited

• relieving skin conditions such as dermatitis, acne, or dry, cracked skin
• easing symptoms of conditions like colds, headaches, and stomach upset
• relieving depression
• providing feelings of relaxation and helping to ease stress or anxiety
• helping with oily hair or dandruff
• controlling appetite
• using as an insecticide, antifungal, or antibacterial agent
• using as an additive in low concentrations to flavor foods like candies, baked goods, and beverages

• relieving skin conditions such as dermatitis, acne, or dry, cracked skin
• easing symptoms of conditions like colds, headaches, and stomach upset
• relieving depression
• providing feelings of relaxation and helping to ease stress or anxiety
• helping with oily hair or dandruff
• controlling appetite
• using as an insecticide, antifungal, or antibacterial agent
• using as an additive in low concentrations to flavor foods like candies, baked goods, and beverages

Neroli oil is an essential oil, extracted from the flowers of bitter orange trees (Citrus aurantium var. amara). It’s also known as orange blossom oil. The oil is extracted from the flowers by steam distillation.

Neroli oil emits a rich, floral scent, with citrusy overtones. It’s used as a base note in perfumes and scented products. Because of its soothing effect on mood, neroli oil is often used as an ingredient in body lotions and cosmetics. It can also be used in aromatherapy.

• Skin health: Peppermint oil can soothe itchy skin and relieve pain beneath the skin.
• Hair health: Peppermint oil can stimulate the scalp and promote hair growth.
• Pain relief: Peppermint oil can relieve pain caused by a Caesarean section.
• Anti-inflammatory: Peppermint oil has anti-inflammatory properties.
• Antibacterial: Peppermint oil has antibacterial properties.
• Antiviral: Peppermint oil has antiviral properties.
• Antioxidant: Peppermint oil has antioxidant properties.
• Memory and focus: Peppermint oil can help you process problems longer without getting mentally tired.
• Mosquito repellent: Peppermint oil can repel mosquitos 

Neroli oil is an essential oil, extracted from the flowers of bitter orange trees (Citrus aurantium var. amara). It’s also known as orange blossom oil. The oil is extracted from the flowers by steam distillation.

Neroli oil emits a rich, floral scent, with citrusy overtones. It’s used as a base note in perfumes and scented products. Because of its soothing effect on mood, neroli oil is often used as an ingredient in body lotions and cosmetics. It can also be used in aromatherapy.

• Relieve minor pain and discomfort
• Help with muscle aches, joint pain, and headaches
• Relieve nausea, tension headaches, and dizziness

• Relieve congestion, coughing, and sore throat
• Help open up airways and promote breathing
• Soothe breathing difficulties

• Soothe and protect the skin
• Alleviate skin irritations and promote healing
• Reduce the feeling of irritation, itching, and burning
• Eliminate blackheads and whiteheads
• Diminish the appearance of dark spots and age spots
• Promote clearer skin

• Support immunity
• Stabilize the emotions
• Promote healthy hair development
• Regulate oil production on the scalp
• Clear away dandruff buildup

• Toothpaste, mouthwash, decongestants, and analgesics
• Inhalants and vaporizers
• Lozenges
• Perfumes
• Shampoos and conditioners.

• Antimicrobial: HS seed oil has antimicrobial properties against a number of bacteria 
• Skin health: HS seed oil is rich in fatty acids, which can help relieve dry or damaged skin 
• Dehydration: HS seed oil can help relieve dehydration 

• HS is used in herbal drinks, food, and as a tea 
• HS has been used to treat high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and other conditions 
• HS has been used as a sedative, tonic, and to lower blood pressure and temperature 

Cassia essential oil is an important member of the cinnamon family, hailing from the bark of the cassia tree, which is native to China and Burma.

It is considered to be one of the top 50 most important herbs in traditional Chinese medicine and continues to be used to treat a wide range of low-level conditions.

The oil is also on the rise within aromatherapeutic circles, with its festive-like scent offering support for moments of stress and anxiety, whilst also proclaiming to improve digestion, menstrual symptoms and blood circulation.

Cassia essential oil is an important member of the cinnamon family, hailing from the bark of the cassia tree, which is native to China and Burma.

It is considered to be one of the top 50 most important herbs in traditional Chinese medicine and continues to be used to treat a wide range of low-level conditions.

The oil is also on the rise within aromatherapeutic circles, with its festive-like scent offering support for moments of stress and anxiety, whilst also proclaiming to improve digestion, menstrual symptoms and blood circulation.

• Antimicrobial: Fights bacteria, viruses, and fungi
• Anti-inflammatory: Reduces pain and inflammation
• Antioxidant: Neutralizes free radicals and reduces oxidative stress
• Antispasmodic: Relieves muscle spasms
• Digestive: Promotes healthy digestion and eases stomach problems
• Wound-healing: Encourages quicker recovery from cuts and wounds
• Aromatherapy: Relieves anxiety and stress and uplifts the mood
• Skin care: Treats skin irritation and dryness, pimples, and other skin related issues
• Hair care: Prevents hair loss and treats hair conditions like itchiness, dandruff, and split ends
• Oral hygiene: Reduces gingivitis

Ravensara is often confused with another oil of a similar name, known as "ravintsara". Both oils are said to come from the Cinnamonum camphora tree, but the area from which the oil has extracted has earned it two - very different- botanical names.

Extracted via steam distillation from the leaves of this tropical Madagascan tree, ravensara oil is usually named Ravensara aromatica, while oils produced from the bark are known as Ravensara anisata.

Ravensara is uncommon in aromatherapy circles as a result of this confusion, as well as the oil's aromatic similarities to eucalyptus oil. Both oils contain a camphoraceous scent profile with a strong, refreshing scent.