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Passionflower is native to Mexico, it was used by Aztecs for its sedative properties. In the 16th century it wasnamed "passiflora incarnata" by the Jesuits, meaning "flower of passion" seeing in this flower the illustration ofthe passion for the Christ.

Verbena is a plant that was traditionally used by druids. It is cultivated in southern Europe and northern Africa.

The Botanical name of lemon balm comes from the Greek "melissa": meaning bee. Used by the ancient Greeks, lemon balm was dedicated to Diana, goddess of hunting. For centuries, herborists have praised its ability to ward off melancholia. The alchemist Paracelsus had baptized it "the elixir of life". Some Carmelites even made it a famous water.

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

The common name of this orange bud comes from the Latin "solsequier" which means "which follows the sun". Indeed it opens and closes at sunrise and sunset. Known for its great soothing power, calendula or marigold is very popular in the Mediterranean region, as it has been used since the Middle Ages to relieve insect bites.

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.

Gurjum balsam is produced by the Dipterocarpus, a tree native to tropical Asia. The essential oil of Gurjum isobtained by distillation followed by rectification.

Palmarosa is native to Southeast Asia. It is cultivated mainly in India, Nepal, Vietnam, Madagascar and theComoros. This essential oil is ancestrally used in Ayurvedic medicine for its tonic and healing properties.

The Peruvian balsam or Myroxylon pireirae is native to Central America. The balsam is obtained after removing strips of bark from the trunk. The exudation is absorbed by rags which are then boiled. After decanting, theprecious dark brown viscous liquid is saved.