Essential Oil Book

Description A Guide to Australian Native Essential Oils Native Australian essential oils covered in the book include: Anise Myrtle (Aniseed Myrtle), Australian Balm Mint Bush,  Australian Blue Cypress, Australian White Cypress leaf and wood essential oils, Boronia, Buddha Wood, Emerald Cypress, Eucalyptus ‘Australiana’, Eucalyptus Blue Gum, Eucalyptus WA Mallee, Eucalyptus Lemon Ironbark, Eucalyptus Lemon Scented, Eucalyptus Peppermint, Fragonia, Honey Myrtle, Kimberley Heath, Kunzea, Lemon Myrtle, Lemon Tea Tree, Macadamia nut or carrier oil, Nerolina, Niaouli, Rosalina (Lavender Tea Tree), Rose (Australian), Rose Myrtle, Sandalwood (Australian), Sandalwood (Northern), Sandalwood nut or carrier oil, Tasmanian Native Pepper, Wattle absolute, Zest Myrtle is also covered. The definitive guide on the uses, properties, benefits and aromas of 32 Australian Native Essential Oils and 2 Carrier Oils. The 28 page booklet has detailed information and descriptions on: The various common names of the plant or essential oil The botanic name of each essential oil related plant. The aroma of each essential oil. Aromatic and therapeutic benefits of each oil. How to use each essential oil. Blending suggestions with each essential oil. A wonderful, short story on indigenous use of each plant. Colonial use from 1788 onwards of each plant or essential oil. Modern day use on each essential oil and potential uses of each essential oil. The benefits of essential oils. Macadamia Oil, a supreme carrier oil. The book also has an excellent and informative introduction outlining the history of Australia’s essential oil evolution. The Guide has a beautiful illustration of the leaf, branchlet and flower on the front and back covers of each of the botanical essential oils, as well as on the actual page dedicated to the particular essential oil. Also there is a short note on the history of the evolution of the Australian continent and on the author and his background in Australian native plants over the last two decades. Start of the Story Lemon Tea Tree, Minyon Falls, Byron Bay Hinterland