Pure Essential Oil Singles

Description: Distilled from the leaves of a small evergreen herb, wintergreen has a sweet minty scent.

Properties: Antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, anti-rheumatic, antiseptic, analgesic, disinfectant, anticoagulant, vasodilator and stimulant (bones).

Historical uses: Wintergreen is most commonly known for its flavoring uses. Native Americans chewed on wintergreen to help with respiration and to increase endurance. Wintergreen is also very high in methyl salicylate; which is the same component in aspirin.

Possible uses:

The best and safest way to use wintergreen is to mix or dilute with other essential oils, bases, carriers or creams. Wintergreen should never be taken internally and should always be kept out of the reach of children.

Blends well with: peppermint, spearmint, oregano, thyme, vanilla and ylang-ylang.

Wintergreen essential oil application: 
Can be used topically

NEVER CONSUME: Dilute with other oils when used aromatically

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET:

Download printable PDF sheet:

WINTERGREEN INFO SHEET .PDF

Fennel - foeniculum vulgare

Description: Clear to light yellow in color, Fennel has a sweet earthy smell and has a high ORAC score.

Properties: aperitif, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, depurative, diuretic, emmenagogue, expectorant, galactagogue, laxative, stimulant, stomachic, splenic, tonic and vermifuge

Historical uses: Fennel has been used for digestive uses such as flatulent constipation, nausea, vomiting, and hiccups. It also has been used in weight loss as it creates a "full feeling" and has a diuretic effect. It has also been know to help disperse cellulite, increase insufficient milk in nursing mothers.

More Information on Fennel: https://sparknaturalsblog.com/?s=fennel

Uses: 

In aromatherapy Fennel is used as an appetite stimulant. Topically Fennel may be used for excess gas, bloated stomach or other digestive issues such as decreasing excess water and breaking down cellulite.

Blends well with: Sandalwood, Lavender, Geranium and Rosewood

Fennel Essential Oil Application: 
Can be used aromatically
Can be consumed
Can be used topically
***Not recommended for use during pregnancy

 Product Information Sheet: 

Download printable PDF sheet: FENNEL INFO SHEET .PDF

Recipes:

Garden Kitchen diffuser blend:

5 drops Lemon

2 drops Wild Orange

1 drop Cedarwood

1 drop Fennel

Digestive Upset Relief:

Add 1-2 drops of Fennel essential oil to a glass of warm water or tea to help settle stomach ache. 

Description: The Spark Naturals Roman Chamomile has a sweet scent which is used to relax the body and calm the mind. It has skin regeneration properties and may aid in the healing of skin blemishes and scars.

Properties: Analgesic, Anti-Spasmadoic, Antiseptic, Antibiotic, Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Infectious, Anti Depressant, Carminative and Sedative

Historical Uses: Roman chamomile has been used to help decrease gas, relax muscles and cause sedation. It has been also used to clear the mind and relax nerves.

Possible Uses: 

Diffuse to relieve headaches, nervousness and migraines. 
Blend with massage oil or use in bath to assist with allergies, anorexia, back pain, muscle pain, or arthritis.

Blends well With: Bergamot, Clary Sage, Lavender, Geranium, Lemon, Ylang Ylang, Marjoram, Melaleuca

Roman Chamomile Essential Oil Application: 

Can be use aromatically 
Can be used topically (Apply NEAT)

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET:

Download printable PDF sheet: 

ROMAN CHAMOMILE INFO SHEET .PDF

Helichrysum: helichrysum italicum

Description: Helichrysum is one of the most sought after and expensive oils in the market. It has amazing regenerative and soothing properties along with the ability to fight free radicals. Helichrysum is a crucial part of many of the Balance Essential Oil blends.

Properties: Anticatarrhal, Antioxidant, Mucolytic, Antiviral, Antispasmodic, Expectorant, Mucolytic and Anticoagulant

Historical Uses: The word Helichrysum is derived from the Greek word helios meaning sun and chrysos meaning gold. This is a reference to the golden color of many of the flowers from this botanical genus. Helichrysum has been used since the time of the ancient Greeks for its great wound healing ability, and was used often after battles.

Uses: 

Due to its Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Allergenic properties Helichrysum is great for inflamed skin, eczema and dermatitis. Use topically for the preceding issues along with any potential bruises following injury. 

Helichrysum is also amazing in fighting respiratory conditions, diffuse to help with sinus- infections, bronchitis and spasmodic coughing. 

Dilute with a few ounces of liquid or use in gelatin capsules and consume to help with circulatory functions, improve hearing and stimulate liver cell function. 

Blends well With: Roman Chamomile, Lavender, Clary Sage, Clove and most Citrus Oils 

Helichrysum Essential Oil Application: 

Can be used aromatically 
Can be used topically (Apply NEAT)

Product Information Sheet:

Download printable PDF sheet: HELICHRYSUM INFO SHEET .PDF

Recipes: 

Anti-inflammatory Massage Blend:

4 drops Helichrysum essential oil

2 drops Myrrh essential oil

6 drops Ginger essential oil

6 drops Blue Tansy essential oil

7 drops Patchouli essential oil

2 ounces Fractionated coconut oil

Directions: In a clean, dry pump bottle, add together all of the essential oils. Mix and blend by gentle shaking. Add in the carrier oil in portions, shaking the bottle gently after each addition. Once you’ve mixed in all of the carrier oil, you can now use this blend by massaging onto inflamed muscles, joints or other swollen, painful areas.

Juniper Berry juniperus communis

Description: Juniper Berry essential oil come from the coniferous tree. It has strong natural cleansing properties both internally and externally. Juniper Berry has a balsamic, spicy woody smell. 

Properties: antiseptic, anti-rheumatic, antispasmodic, astringent, carminative, depurative, diuretic, rubefacient, stimulating, stomachic, sudorific, vulnerary and tonic 

Historical Uses: Historically Juniper Berry Essential oil has been used to help support kidney and urinary function. Also used internally and externally as a cleansing agent. 

Uses: 

• Inhale straight from bottle or diffuse to help with tension, hangovers, and addictions
• Use on skin to help acne, eczema and inflammation
• Juniper oil can be used diluted on a compress for arthritis, eczema and general infections.

Blends Well With: cedarwood, cypress, geranium, grapefruit, lavender, bergamot, lime, vetiver, clary sage and lemongrass

Juniper Berry Essential Oil Application
• Can be used aromatically
• Can be used topically (Apply Neat) • Can be use internally

More Information on Juniper Berry: 

https://sparknaturalsblog.com/?s=juniper+berry

Recipes

Clear Skin Toner:

6 drops Geranium essential oil

6 drops Juniper Berry essential oil

6 drops Bergamot essential oil

3 ounces Rose Water essential oil

Directions:  Apply with a cotton ball to face and neck after washing to keep acne breakouts to a minimum an to tighten the pores. 

Deep Sleep Diffuser Blend:

2 drops Juniper Berry essential oil

2 drops Lavender essential oil 

2 drops Cedarwood essential oil 

Directions: Add oils to diffuser and diffuse at bedtime for a deep relaxing sleep.

Description: Derived from unripe, sun-dried peppercorns, black pepper is similar to clove in its sharp, spicy smell and is a light amber to yellow green in color and has a watery viscosity.

Properties: analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antitoxic, aphrodisiac, diaphoretic, digestive, diuretic, febifuge, laxative, rubefacient and tonic

Historical Uses: Pain Relief, rheumatism, chills, flu, colds, circulation muscle aches, appetite stimulate

Blends well with: Bergamot, clary Sage, Clove, Coriander, Fennel, Frankincense, Geranium Ginger, Grapefruit, Lavender, Juniper, Lemon, Lime,Sandalwood and Ylang- Ylang

Learn More - Click Link Below:

https://sparknaturalsblog.com/2016/03/31/essential-oils-fibromyalgia-did-you-know-this/

Uses:

-Diffuse or inhale to calm anxious feelings

-Use topically in base oil or cream to help with circulation

-When using as a supplement for constipation dilute 1 drop per 4 fluid oz of liquid such as soy or rice milk

Black Pepper essential oil application:

Can be used aromatically

Can be consumed

Can be used topically (dilute for young or sensitive skin)

Product Information Sheet:

Download this PDF printable sheet here: Black Pepper.pdf

Cilantro coriandrum sativum

Extraction Method- Steam Distillation

Description: Coriander and Cilantro come from the same plant but are extracted in different ways. Cilantro comes from the leaves (coriander from the seeds)

Properties: Analgesic, antioxidant, antispasmodic, aperitif, bactericidal, digestive, carminative, fungicidal, revitalizing, stimulant, stomachic

Historical Uses: Used in many different cultures in cooking from salsa to spices, Cilantro has also been used in Chinese medicine for its digestive and antioxidant properties.

Uses: 

• Diffuse to stimulate mind and ease tension. 
• Apply topically (diluted) to help with digestive issues, arthritis & sore muscles 
• Consume in recipes such as guacamole and salsa

Blends well With: Bergamot, cinnamon, ginger, grapefruit, lemon, and Wild Orange 

Cilantro Essential Oil Application: 
Can be used aromatically 
Can be consumed 
Can be used topically (Dilute before using on skin)

Product information sheet:

Download PDF printable sheet here: CILANTRO INFO SHEET.PDF

Recipes:

Order Eliminating Diffuser Blend

1 drop Melaleuca

1 drop Lime

1 drop White Fir

1 drop Cilantro

Lime Cilantro Rice

2 cups water 

1 tablespoon butter

1 cup white rice

2 drops Lime 

1 drop Cilantro

Directions: Bring water to a boil, stir in butter and rice into water. Cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer until rice is tender, approximately 20 mins. 

Add 2 drops of lime essential oil and 1 drop of cilantro essential oil to the cooked rice, stir and serve. 

Description: Carrot seed is one of the most understated essential oils. earthy smell, and is a powerful detoxifier.

Properties: antiseptic, carminative, cytophylactic, depurative, diuretic, emmenagogue, hepatic, stimulant, tonic and vermifuge.

Historical Uses: Historically Carrot Seed oil has been used to help with Jaundice, arthritis, gout, edema rheumatism

Blends Well With: bergamot, juniper, lavender, lemon, lime, cedarwood, geranium.

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Carrot Seed, You are my sunshine

Uses: 

• Inhale straight from bottle or diffuse to help with stress, respiratory system and muscle pains

• Use on skin to help soften and smooth the skin

• Apply 1-2 drops into bath to help detox and help with muscle pain

Carrot Seed Essential Oil Application:

Can be used aromatically

Can be used topically (Apply Neat)

Can be use internally

Product Information Sheet: 

Download this PDF sheet here: Carrot Seed.pdf

Recipes:

Scalp Stimulating rub:

2 drops Carrot Seed oil

1 drop Rosemary oil

1 tablespoon of argan or Jojoba oil

Mix oils together and massage into the scalp for about 5 minutes. Shampoo as normal.

Skin Lightening Cream:

1 tbsp of shea butter oil

2 drops carrot oil

2 drops lemon oil

2 drops frankincense oil

Mix ingredients together and apply a small about over face nightly. 

Blue Tansy- Tanacetum Annuum Linnaeus

Extraction Method - Steam Distilled

Description: Blue Tansy oil is sometimes known as Moroccan Chamomile or Moroccan Tansy. Blue Tansy oil is very dark blue in color and is considered a powerful anti-inflammatory and for its anti-histamine, anti-allergen and anti-fungal.

Historical Uses: Historically Blue Tansy oil has been used to help with asthma, muscular aches, eczema, allergies, and to calm feelings of stress. 

Blends Well With: Geranium, Ylang Ylang, Lavender, Clary Sage, Spearmint and Petitgrain. 

Uses:

Blue Tansy oil is generally considered safe to use topically as long as you dilute it before applying. This oil should never be used internally and if you are pregnant, you should speak to a doctor before using it. 

Diffuse: Diffusing Blue Tansy can do wonders to your state of mind, helping with stress and anxiety. Also helps keep the bugs away. 

Massage: Dilute with a carrier oil and massage into your aching muscles and joints. 

Recipes:  

Sunburn:

1/2 ounce Aloe Vera gel

10 drops Rosehip Seed oil

5 drops Lavender oil

4 drops Helichrysum oil

4 drops Blue Tansy oil

Blend together and apply to affected area.

Ready for Sleep Massage blend:

3 drops Blue Tansy oil

2 drops Lavender oil

1 drop Valerian oil

Mix with a teaspoon of carrier oil, massage around neck, shoulders, back, and other tension areas.

Description: Sandalwood is one of the oldest essential oils dating back to biblical times. It has a thicker viscosity and has an exotic earthy smell. It is yellowish in tint and is becoming very rare.

Properties: Antidepressant, Astringent, Aphrodisiac, Sedative, Antiseptic

Historical Uses: Sandalwood has been used historically in ceremonial or ritual work along with in the embalming process. It has also been used for mediation and to re-moisturize or normalize the skin.

Possible Uses: 

Diffuse for its Aphrodisiac effect or to help clear coughs, chest infections, insomnia, tension or stress. 
Blend with lotions, creams or use in bath to help with eczema, insomnia, moisturizing the skin and to relieve nervous tension. 
Orally gargle with a few drops of oil and a few ounces of water to help provide relief from a dry or sore throat.

Sandalwood blends well with: Bergamot, Geranium, Lavender, Myrrh, Vetiver, Ylang Ylang

Sandalwood Essential Oil Application: 

Can be use aromatically 
Can be consumed 
Can be used topically (Apply NEAT)

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET:

Download printable PDF sheet: 

Sandalwood Info Sheet .PDF

Common Uses: Neroli Essential Oil increases circulation and stimulates new cell growth. It has been found useful in treating skin conditions. Any type of skin can benefit from this oil, although it is particularly good for dry, irritated or sensitive skin. It regulates oiliness and minimizes enlarged pores. Neroli Oil helps to clear acne and blemished skin, especially if the skin lacks moisture. With regular treatment, it can reduce the appearance of fragile or broken capillaries and varicose veins. Other properties include being antidepressant, antiseptic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, carminative, cordial, deodorant, digestive, stimulant (nervous) and tonic (cardiac, circulatory). 

* Note: Middle * Strength of Aroma: Strong 

* Blends well with: Lavender, Lemon, Clary Sage, Myrrh and spice oils such as Nutmeg, Cinnamon Bark and Clove Bud. 

* Aromatic Scent: Neroli Essential Oil has a sweet, floral citrus aroma. Many aromatherapists refer to Neroli as an exotic and exquisite essential oil. 

History: Though Bitter Orange Essential Oil has been around for centuries, Neroli Essential Oil wasn't discovered until the seventeenth century. It was named after Anna Maria de la Tremoille, princess of Nerola. The oils properties were extremely valued by the people of Venice who used it against plague and fevers.

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET:

Download printable PDF sheet: 

Neroli Info Sheet .PDF

15ml Black Spruce - Picea Mariana

Method of Extraction: Steam Distilled

Description: Part of the Pinaceae plant family, Black Spruce (picea mariana) is a slow-growing evergreen conifer tree with blue-green needles. It can grow upwards of 60 feet, and has small purplish seed cones. The twigs and needles are steam distilled for their therapeutic essential oil. The oil  is a clear to pale yellow liquid with a fresh, sweet, woody aroma.

Historical Uses: This beautiful spruce tree is native to Canada. In the early 1800s, the edible gum exuded from the black spruce branches was used as the original American chewing gum. Not only was it used recreationally, but also to help heal wounds. During the winter months, when fruit was scarce, the needles were often used to make spruce beer (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic varieties) to help with scurvy.

Properties: Analgesic, anti-anxiety, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-rheumatic, antispasmodic, diuretic, warming.  

Learn More: https://sparknaturalsblog.com/2019/01/25/black-spruce/

Uses

Black Spruce Essential Oil Application

• Can be used aromatically
• Can be used topically

Usage: 

Blends Well With: Wild Orange, Birch, Roman Chamomile, White Fir, Frankincense, Lavender. 

Black Spruce Essential Oil for Muscular and Rheumatic Pains

-As an analgesic and rubefacient, Black Spruce supports blood flow to tired muscles and soothes muscular pain. It is often used in liniments, aerosols or with carrier oils in massage.

-For tired muscles and sore joints, combine 5 drops of Black Spruce with 1 tablespoon of carrier oil. Massage the affected area twice a day.

Melissa“ Melissa Officinalis

Description: Melissa oil has a water type viscosity is yellow in color and has a fresh sweet smell similar to citrus.

Properties: Calming, Antidepressant, Carminative, Cordial, Antispasmodic, Diaphoretic, Anti-inflammatory

Historical Uses: Melissa was an important part of Carmelite water in the 1400-1600's. The herb has also been called the œelixir of Life by ancient Greek physicians.

Possible Uses: 

Place a few drops in diffuser to assist with fighting depression along with calming the mind, reducing fevers, easing headaches, and for combating nausea. 
Blend with massage oil or use in bath to help with stress, upset stomachs or to fight fungal infections. 
Place 1 to 2 drops in a water to help stimulate sweat glands before a workout to loose water weight

Blends well With: Geranium, lavender, Wild Orange, Lemon

Melissa Essential Oil Application: 

Can be use aromatically 
Can be consumed 
Can be used topically (Apply NEAT)

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET:

Download printable PDF sheet: 

MELISSA INFO SHEET .PDF

Cardamom Seed - Elettaria Cardamomum Maton

Method of Extraction: Steam Distilled

Description: Cardamom Seed is a spice made from the seed pods of various plants in the ginger family. Cardamom pods are spindle-shaped and have a triangular cross-section. The pods contain a number of seeds, but the entire cardamom pod can be used whole or ground. The seeds are small and black, while the pods differ in color and size by species.

Properties: Antibacterial, anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, decongestant, diuretic, expectorant, stomachic, and tonic. 

Historical uses: Anciently, cardamom was used for epilepsy, spasms, paralysis, rheumatism, cardiac disorders, all intestinal illnesses, pulmonary disease, fever, and digestive and urinary complaints. 

Learn More: 

https://sparknaturalsblog.com/2019/04/08/health-benefits-of-cardamon-essential-oil/

Uses

Blends Well With: Bergamot, Cedarwood, Cinnamon, Clove, Wild Orange, Rose, Ylang Ylang. 

Cardamom Essential Oil Application

• Can be used aromatically
• Can be consumed
• Can be used topically 

Description

Rose - rosa damascena 

Description: Rose Essential Oil is believed to be the oldest floral essential oil; Avicenna, a physician in 10th-century Persia, is credited with its creation. Although there are many types of rose oils, Bulgarian Rose is considered to be the finest. Because it takes a huge quantity of rose petals to produce even a small amount of oil (roughly 10,000 pounds of flowers to 1 pound of oil), Rose Essential Oil is one of the most expensive oils on the market. Rose Essential Oil has an incredibly complex chemical makeup, including over 300 constituents which work synergistically to produce its beneficial properties.

Properties: Aphrodisiac, Antiseptic, Antidepressant, Sedative, Tonic, Astringent, Antispasmodic, Cicatrisive, Calmative, Emollient, and Haemostatic. 

Historical Uses: Rose is well-known as an aphrodisiac and has been long used as such; ancient Romans scattered rose petals over the beds of newlyweds for this purpose. It has also historically been used for promoting general, emotional, and reproductive health in both men and women. Additionally, mature and dry skin both benefit greatly from Rose Essential Oil. 

Possible Uses: 

• Apply alone or as part of a facial serum nightly to mature, dry, or sensitive skin.
• Use in a bath to calm, balance, and improve mood.
• Diffuse alone or with Sandalwood Essential Oil to increase a feeling of confidence, well-being, and support a healthy libido.

Blends well with: Geranium, Lavender, Clary Sage, Sandalwood, Lemon, Roman Chamomile, Tangerine, Ylang Ylang, Vetiver, Bergamot, Patchouli 

Rose Essential Oil Application 

• Can be used aromatically
• Can be consumed
• Can be used topically (Apply Neat)

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET:

Download printable PDF sheet: 

Rose Info Sheet .PDF

Wrinkles Roller Bottle Recipe

• 5 drops Rose essential oil
• 5 drops Frankincense essential oil
• 3 drops Helichrysum essential oil
• 2 drops Myrrh essential oil
• 2 drops Lavender essential oil
• top with Fractionated Coconut oil

Shake before use, apply daily to desired areas of concern.

Petitgrain Essential Oil - Citrus Aurantium also known as Bitter Orange leaf oil. 

Petitgrain Essential Oil possesses its own characteristically unique aroma, because it is distilled from the leaves and sometimes the twigs, it is less floral and less citrusy than some of the same botanical species like neroli and bitter orange. Petitgrain oil has an aroma that is sweet, yet tart with subtle floral and woody characteristics. 

Petitgrain Essential Oil is uplifting, calming, and balancing. It helps to easy anxiety in high stressful situations. 

Extraction Method: Steam Distilled

Color: Clear with a yellow tinge

Consistency: Thin

Petitgrain Essential Oil Uses: Acne, Fatigue, Oily Skin, Perspiration, Insomnia, Stress

Therapeutic Properties: Promotes relaxing feelings, allows restful sleep, supports healthy immune function.

Petitgrain Properties: Antispasmodic, Anti-inflammatory, Antiseptic

Blends Well With: Bergamot, Geranium, Lavender, Sandalwood, Neroli, Wild Orange, Rosemary, Ylang Ylang, Clove Bud, Clary Sage, Lime, Lemongrass.

Petitgrain Essential Oil Application:

• Can be used aromatically
• Can be consumed
• Can be used topically

Dill – anethum graveolens

Description: Spark Naturals Dill Essential Oil has many health benefits and is primarily known to support digestion by stimulating stomach function. Its distinct aroma and taste also stimulate the salivary glands to further assist the digestion process. Dill has been used commonly to enhance savors of meats and vegetables.Today, it is used across many cultures to savor countless food dishes.

Properties: Antispasmodic, carminative, digestive, disinfectant, galactagogue, sedative, stomachic. 

Uses:

Diffuse to lessen stress and anxious feelings, add to marinades, soups, and salads to enhance savor, use when canning to help preserve garden vegetables, add 1–2 drops to an herbal tea before bed time to promote sleep.

1. Diffuse with Bergamot and Lemon to lessen stress and anxious feelings.
2. Add to marinades, soups, and salads to enhance flavor and promote digestion.
3. Use when canning to help preserve garden vegetables.
4. Add 1–2 drops to an herbal tea before bedtime to promote a restful sleep.
5. Massage 1-2 drops into the soles of the feet or over the liver each day to support detoxification.
6. For calming, diffuse as needed, or inhale 1 drop from your hands. Consider blending with Roman Chamomile, as well.

Product Information Sheet:

Download printable PDF sheet: Dill Info Sheet .PDF

Recipes:

Dill Veggies Dip

1 Cup Mayonnaise

1/4 Cup Sour Cream

1-2 drops Lemon essential oil

1-2 drops Dill essential oil

1 Tbsp chopped fresh parsley

1 tsp Dijon Mustard

Mix all ingredients and serve with fresh veggies

Flavorful diffuser blend

3 drops Tangerine essential oil

2 drops Lemon essential oil

1 drop Dill essential oil