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Melissa - Essential Oil
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Melissa - Essential Oil

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Quick overview View or Download Certificate of Analysis An ancient Greek tonic that has created a buzz across the ages, Melissa Essential Oil is steam distilled from the fairy-flowers of Melissa officinalis , a delight of honeybees.

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  1. 01100% Melissa officinalis Consistency: Thin to medium viscosity Scent Description: Mild
  2. 02sweet
  3. 03and lemony fresh
  4. 04like an unassuming orchard stroll on a sultry summer afternoon
  5. 05Blends well with: Neroli
  6. 06Rose Otto
  7. 07Geranium
  8. 08Ylang
  9. 09Lemon Verbena
  10. 10Jasmine
  11. 11Bergamot
  12. 12Douglas Fir
  13. 13Frankincense
  14. 14Lemon
  15. 15Palo Santo
  16. 16Greenland Moss
  17. 17Blood Orange
  18. 18Juniper
  19. 19Cypress
  20. 20and Rosemary
  21. 21Uses: Dilute to use as a skin tonic
  22. 22Freshens breath in oral care
  23. 23Calming and soothing in diffusers and baths
  24. 24Relaxes the appearance of redness and puffiness in skin care
  25. 25Lemon Balm
  26. 26Melissa
  27. 27Heart’s Delight
  28. 28or Bee Oil
  29. 29by any other name
  30. 30is a most gladdening
  31. 31pleasant-scented
  32. 32treasure of an essence
  33. 33Melissa has been used for millennia as an herbal staple
  34. 34for comforting teas
  35. 35tranquility tinctures and essential oil serums for skin
  36. 36hair and body
  37. 37Emotionally and spiritually
  38. 38Its yield is low and its distillation often difficult.” ~ Kurt Schnaubelt
  39. 39Advanced Aromatherapy “It was introduced into Northern Europe by the Romans
  40. 40Aromatherapy and the Mind “Not easily distilled
  41. 41the expensive
  42. 42low-yielding oil is often adulterated with the far less costly lemon
  43. 43lemongrass
  44. 44citronella
  45. 45litsea
  46. 46lemon catnip or even lemon eucalyptus.” ~ Keville and Green
  47. 47Aromatherapy: A Complete Guide to the Art “Melissa causeth the mind and heart to become merry
  48. 48and reviveth the heart
  49. 49faintings and sleep
  50. 50and driveth away all
  51. 51troublesome cares and thoughts out of the mind.” ~ Nicolas Culpeper
  52. 521653
  53. 53Culpeper’s Complete Herbal and English Physician

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