Natural Fragrances and Essential Oils

More about Fragrances

An oil is essential because it carries a distinctive scent or essence, of the plant it is extracted from. Although they are generally extracted by distillation, other processes may be utilized including expression or solvent extraction. These natural fragrances and essential oils can be used in perfumes, cosmetics, soaps, and household cleaning products, as well as for flavoring foods and drinks and adding scents to incense, candles, and other products.

We have created natural fragrances and essential oils in the following scents, cedarwood, key lime, vanilla, cucumber and green tea, sandalwood, magnolia, lychee, baby’s breath, purple rose petal, and passion flower - to name a few.

Our essential oils and fragrances are available in oil-soluble, water-soluble, and alcohol soluble forms. We also have fragrance powders, organic and natural fragrance oils, and a variety of essential oils. Fragrances from Nature's Flavors are made with only the finest natural and organic ingredients - the way that nature intended.

Aromatherapy and Medicinal Uses

Throughout history, essential oils have been used medicinally for a broad range of ailments, including relief from minor pain, dissolving kidney stones, preventing flatulence, and aiding childbirth. Additionally, some essential oil blends are known to have antiseptic properties. In recent decades with the increasing popularity of aromatherapy, interest in natural fragrance oils and essential oils as a wellness tool has risen. Aromatherapy is a practice that claims that essential oils and other aromatic compounds can have curative effects.

In order to use essential oils for aromatherapy applications, they must be diluted in a carrier oil. This dilution is important to lower the concentration of the essential oil. Fragrance oils are highly-potent and would burn the skin if used alone. Once the natural fragrances and essential oils are diluted, they may be used as a massage oil, diffused into the air by a nebulizer, heated over a candle flame, or burned as incense. While essential oils are primarily formulated with carrier oils, they are sold separately because of their varied applications.