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Organic Lavender Flowers is originally from the Mediterranean basin, lavender was used by the Greeks to perfume thermal baths. The word"lavender" appeared in the Middle Ages and comes from the Latin "lavare" meaning to wash, evoking the antiseptic action of this plant.

Roman chamomile was discovered by Galen who brought back the knowledge of ancient Egypt. The Egyptians who noticed the effectiveness of this plant against fever and migraines dedicated it to the "Sun God".

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.

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.

The orange tree is native of Asia and grows in warm regions. This hybrid is a crossing between grapefruit and tangerine. The zest of its sweet and delicious fruit offers an exquisite essential oil.

Eucalyptus is a tree that originates from Australia. Aboriginal people use it for health, food and wood. Its essential oil was already used in the 19th century as a disinfectant.

The young tree is "hemiparasitic", it draws its resources from the roots of neighboring trees before being strongenough to become independent. Sacred tree of the temple of Solomon, sandalwood was linked to religious ritesin India, China but also in Egypt.

The lemon catnip is native to Europe. It is very melliferous and drought resistant. Its lemony fragrance is widely used for cooking.

Damask rose is mainly grown in Bulgaria and Turkey. Queen Catherine de Medici fell in love with its scent. She used it on her leather gloves, encouraging the city of Grasse, well known for its tanneries, to turn to perfumes.

Lemongrass has been traditionally grown in Sri Lanka since ancient times. It belongs to the lemongrass family and is also found under the name "Indian verbena".

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.

Eucalyptus is a tree that originates from Australia. Aboriginal people use it for health, food and wood. Itsessential oil was already used in the 19th century as a disinfectant.

Copahu, a treasure of the Amazonian forest, has long been used by the Indians of Amazonia for its antiseptic virtues. The red wood of this tree is also widely used for construction.

The mandarin tree is native to Southeast Asia and is nowadays mainly cultivated in Italy, China, Brazil, the United States, and Spain. The name "mandarin" comes from the color of its skin, reminiscent of the silk dressesof the mandarin people. Close your eyes, it's the winter and Christmas holidays.

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

This variety is a hybrid between true lavender and spike lavender. Lavandin grosso is easier to grow than its"parents" which makes it a more affordable essential oil.

Large conifer of the Mediterranean hills, cypress is always green. A symbol of eternity and immortality becauseits lifespan can reach 1000 years.

The nutmeg tree, a fragrant evergreen tree, is native to Indonesia. The kernel of its fruit, from which we extractthe essential oil is call nutmeg.

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.

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.

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

Grown in China, Latin America and India, it contains a high level of menthol, like peppermint. It is often dementholized as the menthol crystallizes when the oil cools down.

The nutmeg tree, a fragrant evergreen tree, is native to Indonesia. The kernel of its fruit, from which we extractthe essential oil is call nutmeg.

The Romans used to grow catnip in the town of Nepeti, to which it owes its name "nepeta cataria".

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

Clove culture originated in Indonesia. This spice has been used since 1500 BC in Ayurvedic medicine. The floralbuds of clove trees are harvested from the fifth year of the tree and are called "nails" after being air-dried.

The cornflower blue pompom used to grow spontaneously in cereal fields during the Middle Ages. It disappeared from those fields to be cultivated for its medicinal properties.