106. Plai (Zingiber cassumunar roxb - Thailand)

Plai is a plant that belongs to the ginger family and is native to Southeast Asia. It is known for its medicinal properties and is commonly used in traditional Thai and Ayurvedic medicine. The rhizomes of the plant are used to make an essential oil that is used to immediately relieve pain and inflammation for few hours, and to treat a variety of conditions such as rheumatism, sprains, and strains. The essential oil is also used in aromatherapy and massage therapy, as it is believed to have a calming and soothing effect on the mind and body.

107. Ravintsara (Cinnamomum camphora - Madagascar)

Ravintsara oil is extracted from the leaves and provides a refreshing aroma that promotes clear breathing and supports respiratory health while purifying the air. Its powerful immunity-boosting properties help protect against colds, flu, and viral infections. The invigorating scent enhances concentration while calming anxiety and stress, making it ideal for maintaining focus. Additionally, its analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties make Ravintsara oil ideal for soothing massages, alleviating muscle and joint pain for comforting relief.

108. 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.

109. Rosemary French (Rosmarinus officinalis ct. verbenone - France)

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.

110. 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.

111. 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.

112. 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.

113. Spikenard 10% (Nardostachys jatamansi - Nepal)

Spikenard is native to northern India and Nepal. It has been prized for its healing properties and perfume since antiquity. It's an aromatic herb , closely related to Valerian. The oil is warming, drying and diuretic, good for kidney and liver problems, inflammation of all kinds. It has balancing effect on the menstrual cycle, helpful for all allergic skin reactions and all kinds of rashes. It can be used in massage oil for the treatment of cellulite with diuretic, detoxifying and relaxing properties. Blend well with Lavender, Juniper Berry and Rosemary.

114. Tangerine Decolorized (Citrus reticulata var. tangerine - South Africa)

Tangerine Decolorized essential oil has a very delicate aroma, true to the fruit rind, and is crystal clear and colorless with a sweet and fruity aroma. A major application of this oil is in treating digestive problems, as it has a tonic and stimulant effect on both the stomach and liver. Its effect on the intestines is calming and even more effective when combined with other citrus oils such as Lemon. For skin care, it's one of the safest essential oil that is very gentle and excellent colorless component of massage oils for the prevention of stretch-marks.

115. Anise Star (Illicium verum - Thailand)

Anise Star is native to China, Vietnam, and Thailand. It has colorless to pale yellow oil with a warm, spicy-sweet aroma. Known for its beneficial effects on the digestive system, it provide relief from colic and flatulence. Additionally, it has been traditionally used as a stimulant for cardiac fatigue while also helping to ease palpitations. It is a general tonic for the circulatory system and respiratory tract, and has been known to alleviate asthma and breathing difficulties. With its stimulating and warming, it can also be useful for relieving colds.

116. Basil Wild (Ocimum gratissimum - Vietnam)

It is also known as "African basil" or "clove basil." It is a perennial herb in the mint family, native to tropical Africa, and it is known for its strong, spicy and clove-like aroma. The leaves of the plant are steam-distilled to produce the essential oil, which is used in perfumery, aromatherapy, and traditional medicine. It is known to have many beneficial properties such as being antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic. It is also commonly used to relieve stress, headaches and to boost the immune system.

117. Bay West Indian (Pimenta racemosa - India)

Bay is an excellent essential oil for hair care. It stimulates the scalp, eliminates dandruff, and restores body and tone to oily, damaged, and lifeless hair. Its unique, masculine fragrance is great for massage oils and relieving body aches and pains. It is also effective in steam inhalations as an antiseptic for the respiratory system. Additionally, it has a stimulating effect on the mind and emotions. Psychologically, it has no specific indications but its masculine scent is often suitable for those who dislike sweeter smelling essential oils.

118. Cajeput (Melaleuca leucadendron var. cajuputi - Indonesia)

Cajeput is best known as an inhalation for colds and other respiratory infections, and effectively clears the nasal passages while inhibiting the bacteria that proliferate in the mucus formed during colds and flu. It also has pain-killing properties which help to reduce the discomfort of sore throats and headaches that accompany colds. The essential oil can irritate the skin, it need to be well diluted and should not be contacted with the mucous membranes. For situation that might be used on the skin, Tea Tree would be a safer choice.

119. Cedarwood Atlas (Cedarus atlantica - Morocco)

Cedarwood is fortifying, calming and opening. It is the first choice for men skin and hair-care products. It improves oily skin, acne and dandruff. It is also good for treating urinary-tract infections, coughs and chronic bronchitis. Psychologically, cedarwood reduces fear and helps you discover inner strength and courage. It is good for calming nervous tension and stress. Cedarwood is good in meditations and especially helps to instill confidence. It is a good general tonic for strengthening subtle energies. Cedarwood must be avoided to use during pregnancy.

120. Clove Bud (Eugenia caryophyllus - Indonesia)

Clove bud is the first choice as first aid for toothache. A couple of drops of clove essential oil on a cotton wool bud, applied to the aching tooth, has a slight anesthetic affect, relieving pain for a few hours. If the pain is caused by a lost filling, a piece of cotton wool soaked in clove oil and inserted into the cavity will have the same analgesic, anesthetic effect. It strong antiseptic properties make clove good at preventing colds and influenza. Overall, clove is pain-relieving, comforting and revitalizing. Psychologically, clove is both restorative and stimulating.