91. Coriander (Coriandrum sativum - India)

Coriander is a plant that grows wild or cultivated in North Africa and Russia, the essential oil extracted from seeds that have different aroma from the leaves. It is colorless or pale yellow with very pleasant, fresh and spicy with sweet musky-woody odour. The oil stimulates and aids digestion, it has been used in the treatment of anorexia nervosa. It's also good for gout, muscular aches, poor circulation and fluid retention with gently warming and comforting. The Coriander Oil from India has more herbal and spice scent than another one from Egypt.

92. Cypress French (Cupressus sempervirens - France)

Cypress acts as a tonic to the circulatory system and also of use where there is excess heat. Its tonic effect on the liver helps to maintain the regular composition of the blood. Generally has proven helpful with the reproductive system, particularly menstrual problems such as pre-menstrual tension and the difficult side effects of the menopause, hormone imbalance and irritability. An antispasmodic action can help coughs associated with influenza, whooping cough and asthma. Good for using as the anti-cellulite blends for the body care products.

93. Frankincense Serrata (Boswellia serrata - India)

Frankincense from India is distinct from other varieties sourced from Somalia, Kenya, or Oman. With the highest production worldwide, it boasts the most affordable price among Frankincense essential oils. While it may not be as effective in skincare or aromatherapy, it is still a cost-effective option with a pleasant scent, making it an ideal ingredient in deodorants and natural room sprays or diffusers. It is an excellent choice for those seeking the characteristic scent of Frankincense, while also being budget-friendly.

94. Kaffir Lime Leaf (Citrus hystrix DC. - Indonesia)

The leafly refreshing scent of Kaffir Lime Leaf is excellent for anxiety, depression and nervous tension. A combined cooling and refreshing quality seems to allay anger and frustration, probably by decreasing the action of the sympathetic nervous system. It helps to improves the heart and blood circulation system. Also helpful with respiratory infections, which may include breathing difficulties. Excellent for using with the hair-care products in order to reduce hair falling and healing scalp. The oil blend well with Galanga, Ginger and Lemongrass.

95. Mandarin Red (Citrus reticulata var. mandarin - South Africa)

Mandarin Orange is particularly recommended for children and for use during pregnancy. This oil blended with lavender and Neroli helps to reduce stretch marks during pregnancy when massaged daily into the abdomen from the fifth month until childbirth. Mandarin has a tonic effect on the digestion and is good for all digestive upsets. It makes a pleasant addition to massage blends and mood perfumes, bringing a light, gentle and calming note. Mandarin is strengthening the mind and has a slightly hypnotic quality, it has a soft and delicate quality.

96. Oakmoss 10% (Evernia prunastri - Macedonia)

Oakmoss is one of the most commonly used raw materials of perfumes. Often used as a fixative, it not only improves the longevity of the composition but also lends a delicate forest-like, rich and earthy aroma to the fragrant composition, leaving a natural, damp and creamy soft trail. Oakmoss absolutes and extracts, derived from the lichen, have a distinctively woody, sharp and very sensual aroma that combines very well with floral and green notes, and makes a great addition to oriental type fragrances. Blend wells with Lavender and Rose Otto.

97. Rosemary Tuscan Blue (Rosmarinus officinalis - South Africa)

Rosemary is suitable for enlivens the brain cells, clears the head and aids memory. Good for mental strain, general dullness and lethargy. It is very invigorating and strengthens the mind when there is weakness and exhaustion. Helpful for sagging skin as it is a strong astringent and may ease congestion, puffiness and swelling as well. Its stimulating action has been found to benefit scalp disorders and could alleviate dandruff and encourage hair growth. It is a pain-relieving agent, helps ease gout, rheumatic pains and tired overworked muscles.

98. Sage (Salvia officinalis - Spain)

Sage originated in the Mediterranean basin both wild and as a garden plant like most of our culinary herbs. It is singularly good for the head and brain, it quickeneth the senses and memory, helps those suffering from excessive sexual desire, grief, physical overexertion, and insomina and it encourage inward focus. Sage oil reduces perspiration, oily skin and hair, and acne, and is said to encourage hair growth. It also treats insect bites, boils, and bacterial skin infections. Anyway, Sage oil contains high ketone, it must be under professional use only.

99. Sage Spanish (Salvia lavandulifolia - Spain)

Spanish Sage originated in the Mediterranean basin both wild and as a garden plant like most of our culinary herbs. It is singularly good for the head and brain, it quickeneth the senses and memory, helps those suffering from excessive sexual desire, grief, physical overexertion, and insomina and it encourage inward focus. It reduces perspiration, oily skin and hair, acne and is said to encourage hair growth. Spanish sage has potential value for its sedative, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anticholinesterase properties. Blend well with Lavender and Rosemary.

100. Siamwood (Fokienia hodginsii - Laos)

Siamwood is prized in aromatherapy for its diverse benefits. The oil boasts a rich, woody scent that promotes relaxation and mental calmness. Its antimicrobial properties make it valuable for skincare, aiding in various skin conditions. Furthermore, the oil is known to support respiratory health and bolster the immune system. Emotionally, it can uplift spirits, ease feelings of grief and anxiety, and provide comfort during times of separation. With its multifaceted therapeutic properties, this essential oil is a valuable addition to any aromatherapy collection.

101. Cinnamon Leaf (Cinnamomum zeylanicum - Madagascar)

Cinnamon is excellent in burning to ward off colds, flu and all other airborne infections and contagious diseases. Blended carefully into massage oil, cinnamon is good for digestive complaints and helps a sluggish digestion, flatulence and intestinal infection. Psychologically, cinnamon is fortifying and reviving. It is indicated for general nervous debility and for older people during winter to warm both mind and body. Cinnamon restores a zest for life and inspires courage. Overall, cinnamon is warming, invigorating, restorative and uplifting.

102. Eucalyptus Radiata (Eucalyptus radiata - Madagascar)

Eucalyptus Radiata is native to Australia but also widely grown in Madagascar. The essential oil has similar properties as Eucalyptus globulus oil but less intense and milder. It has a powerful antibacterial, antifungal and anti-infectious action, which makes it very useful for all types of infection. When vaporised, its decongestant action helps to clear sinusitis, a stuffy nose or relieve chestiness, as well as helping to stop coughs and colds spreading. It also makes a highly effective insect repellent. The most suitable Eucalyptus Oil for using with children.

103. Manuka 10% (Leptospermum scoparium - New Zealand)

This oil from New Zealand is very valuable one. It has a long history of use by the Maori people for bronchitis, rheumatism and similar conditions. The colourless essential oil extracted by steam distillation from the leaves. The smell is very sweet and gentle. It has antiviral, anti-fungal and highly bactericidal. It can be used for all respiratory tract infections: colds, catarrh, sinusitis, bronchitis, etc. It's also excellent antiseptic for use on the skin, treating acne and oily skin conditions. This oil blend well with Lavender and Tea Tree for effective result.

104. Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans - Indonesia)

Nutmeg is the kernel of the fruit, native to Java and Sumatra. This oil has been recommended to combined with Clove and Rosemary for relieving rheumatic pain. This is certainly a powerful and effective blend, but is should be used with care as it is very stimulating. Nutmeg makes an agreeable addition to winter blends of oils for warming and generally toning up the body, and strengthening its resistance to cold. Nutmeg is also a stimulant of the heart and circulation, another reason for not recommend to those who have high blood pressure problem.

105. Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis ct. cineole - Morocco)

Rosemary is suitable for enlivens the brain cells, clears the head and aids memory. Good for mental strain, general dullness and lethargy. It is very invigorating and strengthens the mind when there is weakness and exhaustion. Helpful for sagging skin as it is a strong astringent and may ease congestion, puffiness and swelling as well. Its stimulating action has been found to benefit scalp disorders and could alleviate dandruff and encourage hair growth. It is a pain-relieving agent, helps ease gout, rheumatic pains and tired overworked muscles.