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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.

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.

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".

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.

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.

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.

Mallow "Malva sylvestris L." is a perennial plant which can reach 1,20 m high. It carries many purple flowers,typical of the Malvaceae family. The plant originates from Europe where it is sometimes found in wasteland.

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.

Mallow "Malva sylvestris L." is a perennial plant which can reach 1,20 m high. It carries many purple flowers,typical of the Malvaceae family. The plant originates from Europe where it is sometimes found in wasteland.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

Organic Hamamelis Floral Water 5% is a native shrub from the East Coast of North America. Native Americans used witch hazel leaves as a decoctionto treat local wounds. Its flowers gave it the nickname "spider tree".

Organic Hamamelis Floral Water 22.5% is a native shrub from the East Coast of North America. Native Americans used witch hazel leaves as a decoctionto treat local wounds. Its flowers gave it the nickname "spider tree".

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.