Huong Mangin, the creator of the Essence of Notes, surrounded herself with experts - master perfumers, neurologists and olfactotherapists - to create fragrant natural extracts with beneficial properties. For this, they have selected the best essential oils offering different virtues to accompany you on a daily basis and guide your emotions as you please. The use of essential oils is done in different fields, mainly health, beauty, well-being. Here we will give you their benefits by targeting the wellness sector. A brief overview of these oils that wish you well and that you find in our eau de parfum !
Sweet orange essential oil
Present in : Grapefruit & Basil and Cardamom & Sea Spray
Botanical name : Citrus aurantium dulcis
Part of the plant used : Zest
Originally from China, the Sweet Orange was brought back to Europe by Portuguese sailors in the 16th century. This oil is ancestrally renowned for its relaxing and optimizing action with its sweet and fruity scent. It is one of the most used essential oils in aromatherapy. Sweet Orange essential oil is known to convey good humor and optimism.
Grapefruit essential oil
Featured in : Grapefruit & Basil and Vetiver & Patchouli
Botanical name : Citrus paradisi
Part of the plant used : Zest
A beautiful tree with dense foliage, the grapefruit tree bears fruits in clusters, hence the origin of its English name "grapefruit". Stimulating, Grapefruit essential oil promotes self-confidence and refocuses ideas. It is also known to give tone and optimism and promotes the opening of the hearts of people withdrawn into themselves thanks to its positive action. The scent of the oil is very faithful to that of its fruit.
Lemon essential oil
Present in : Grapefruit & Basil and Green Orange
Botanical name : Citrus limon L.
Part of the plant used : Zest
Cultivated throughout the Mediterranean basin, the lemon is thought to have originated in India. A true fruit of health, the Greeks and Romans considered it a panacea. Tonic, Lemon essential oil is an ally in case of fatigue or exhaustion. Its energizing and fortifying action makes Lemon essential oil interesting for stimulating the body. We appreciate its fresh and fruity citrus scent that encourages good humor.
Clary sage essential oil
Present in : Grapefruit & Basil
Botanical name : Salvia sclarea
Part of the plant used : Leaves
Clary sage essential oil offers multiple benefits. It is the perfect ally to fight effectively against the various disorders related to the female cycle. It is also recognized for its relaxing, neuro-tonic and aphrodisiac properties. In the world of perfumery, it is appreciated for its role as a natural fixative and its highly appreciated herbaceous olfactory notes.
Patchouli essential oil
Found in: Vetiver & Patchouli and Coriander & Cedarwood
Botanical name: Pogostemon cablin
Part of the plant used: Leaves
The fresh Patchouli plant has no smell, it is only after a fermentation phase that the different molecules give the smell to the leaves which are used to obtain an essential oil. In Asia, patchouli was traditionally used for its soothing, purifying and aphrodisiac properties. Powerful and seductive, Patchouli essential oil is particularly appreciated for its unique and bewitching scent. In olfactotherapy, it is used to strengthen the will to remain faithful to one's convictions and counter the lack of self-confidence.
Virginia cedarwood essential oil
Featured in : Vetiver & Patchouli and Coriander & Cedarwood
Botanical name : Juniperus virginiana
Part of the plant used : Wood
Virginia Cedar is also called Red Cedar for the color of its wood. Its essential oil, rich in stimulating active ingredients, is obtained through the steam distillation of its bark. This oil is known for its relaxing and comforting properties. Spiritual, it has a captivating scent that calms, rejuvenates, uplifts the spirit and facilitates meditation.
Vetiver essential oil
Presents in : Vetiver & Patchouli
Botanical name : Vetiveria zizanoides
Part of the plant used : Roots
The roots of Vetiver can reach 2 to 3 meters deep. It is this part of the which is distilled to produce its essential oil. The woody and sensual scent of Vetiver essential oil is wonderful for fighting stress, promoting relaxation and is essential in perfumery. In aromatherapy, it is used to reinforce rooting and the feeling of security. It is the essential oil of anchoring par excellence.
Bergamot essential oil
Present in : Cardamom & Sea Spray
Botanical name : Citrus bergamia
Part of the plant used : Zest
Bergamot is the fruit of the bergamot tree, a tree mainly grown in the region of Calabria, Italy. Calming, its essential oil soothes the spirits thanks to its delicate fragrance. It is recognized for its optimizing and positive properties. It strengthens the mind and helps to find self-confidence.
Rosemary essential oil with cineole
Present in : Cardamom & Sea Spray
Botanical name : Rosmarinus officinalis
Part of the plant used : Twigs
Mythical aromatic plant of the Mediterranean basin, rosemary is widely renowned in herbal medicine for its multiple properties. It holds a legendary reputation as a cure for all ailments and a beauty treatment. Tonic and revitalizing, the essential oil of Rosemary with cineole is used in case of fatigue, overwork and lack of concentration. It is also very popular in perfumery for its powerful aromatic smell.
Frankincense essential oil
Present in : Cardamom & Sea Spray
Botanical name : Boswellia Carterii
Part of the plant used : Oleoresin gum
Frankincense is the name given to the resin of a shrub with small white or pink flowers: the Boswellia. Incisions are made on its trunk to recover the resinous substance. Spiritual and harmonizing, frankincense essential oil is used to calm tensions and is also suitable for low morale. In aromatherapy and olfactotherapy, it is used to soften mental rigidity, moderate obsessions and raise resistance to change. It is often used as a base note in perfumes.
Coriander essential oil
Found in : Coriander & Cedarwood
Botanical name : Coriandrum sativum
Part of the plant used : Seeds
Coriander is one of the oldest culinary plants discovered and used by man. Also called "Arabian parsley", it was one of the key ingredients in love potions. Taken from the seeds of the herb, its essential oil is widely acclaimed to relieve digestive disorders but also to fight against physical and mental fatigue. It boosts energy and vitality and helps soothe people suffering from anxiety or stress.
Clove leaf essential oil
Featured in : Coriander & Cedarwood
Botanical name : Syzygium aromaticum
Part of the plant used : Leaves
The clove tree was discovered on the Moluccas archipelago, in Indonesia, historically called “the Spice Island”. Both the buds and the leaves are processed to produce different extracts. The buds are dried and can be used as a spice. The leaves are distilled to obtain the essential oil. This invigorating oil is a general stimulant, it is a good boost in case of physical or intellectual fatigue. It also helps to fight against gloom.
Green Orange essential oil
Present in : Green Orange
Botanical name : Citrus sinensis
Part of the plant used : Zest
Green orange is a citrus fruit that is often used for its cooling and energizing properties. Green orange essential oil is extracted from its zest and is renowned for its toning and stimulating properties. It is often used to promote a good mood, relieve stress and anxiety, and boost the immune system. Its fresh and fruity scent is also very popular in aromatherapy.
Tangerine essential oil
Featured in : Orange Green
Botanical name : Citrus reticulata
Part of the plant used : Zest
Tangerine is a citrus fruit native to China, appreciated for its sweet and juicy taste. Tangerine essential oil is extracted from its zest and is renowned for its soothing, relaxing and comforting properties. It is often used to relieve stress, tension and anxiety, and to promote quality sleep. Its fresh and fruity scent is also very popular in aromatherapy.
Shiu essential oil
Featured in : Cherry Blossom & Sandalwood
Botanical name : Melaleuca cajuputi
Part of the plant used : leaf
Shiu (or Cajeput) is a tree native to Indonesia, whose leaves are used to produce Shiu essential oil. This oil is renowned for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. It is often used to relieve muscle and joint pain, as well as to treat respiratory infections such as coughs, colds and bronchitis. In aromatherapy, its fresh and camphorous scent is also appreciated for its stimulating and refreshing properties, promoting concentration and mental clarity.
Black Pepper essential oil
Featured in : Cherry Blossom & Sandalwood
Botanical name : Piper nigrum
Part of the plant used : Berries
Black pepper is a common spice in the kitchen, often used for its digestive and stimulating properties. Black pepper essential oil is extracted from its berries and is renowned for its toning, stimulating and warming properties. It is often used to promote blood circulation, relieve muscle and joint pain, and stimulate the immune system. Its spicy and warm fragrance is also very popular in aromatherapy.
Ylang Ylang essential oil
Featured in : Cherry Blossom & Sandalwood
Botanical name : Cananga odorata
Part of the plant used : Flowers
Ylang ylang is a tree native to Southeast Asia, often used for its relaxing and aphrodisiac properties. Ylang ylang essential oil is extracted from its flowers and is renowned for its calming and soothing properties. It is often used to relieve stress, anxiety, depression and insomnia. It can also be used as a natural aphrodisiac due to its sweet and sensual floral scent. In aromatherapy, ylang ylang essential oil is often blended with other essential oils to create relaxing and soothing scents.
