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Roman chamomile or noble chamomile is a perennial plant in the wild. Ancient Egypt links it to the sun god for its effectiveness against fevers. It has long been used for hair care, as a hair lightener.

Sage was venerated in Antiquity, hence it was named "salvia" which means "saving plant". According tomythology, it was believed to protect against death and help women to give life.

This small shrub is native to Australia. Its essential oil is a traditional remedy used by the Aboriginals to heal wounds. It is also subject to significant medical research.

Thymol is a compound naturally derived from thyme. It is synthesized for commercial purposes without constraints of naturalness. This product with similar properties is less expensive than natural thymol. It is available all year round.

Tropical fragrant tree, the Ylang-ylang is also called "perfume tree". Its name means "flower of flowers" andcomes from Malay. The precious essential oil is extracted from the flowers and obtained in 4 fractions.

Citrus paradisi grapefruit is a pomelo, a hybrid of grapefruit and sweet orange. Originally from Asia, it is now cultivated in Israel, Brazil, California, Southeast Asia, and around the Mediterranean.

According to the legend, during a full moon night under a bergamot tree, we could find the birthplace of fairies. Bergamot is a small tree probably originating from Southeast Asia, and is currently cultivated in Italy for 90% of world production.

Native to the Mediterranean basin, the lemon savory is little known but is very interesting. Indeed, this small and resistant perennial sub-shrub combines the anti-infectious virtues of carvacrol with the anti-inflammatory virtues of geraniol and nerol.

Native to the Mediterranean basin, the lemon savory is little known but is very interesting. Indeed, this small and resistant perennial sub-shrub combines the anti-infectious virtues of carvacrol with the anti-inflammatory virtues of geraniol and nerol.

Organic Atlas Cedarwood Hydrosol is originally from North Africa, cedar was introduced to France in the 19th century. This majestic tree can reachup to 50 m high and is a symbol of power and courage.

Sage was venerated in Antiquity, hence it was named "salvia" which means "saving plant". According tomythology, it was believed to protect against death and help women to give life.