One of the most useful essential oils. This healthy oil is a natural plant oil with antiseptic and fungicidal properties. You'll find there are many uses of tea tree oil. Due to its antimicrobial powers, you can use it in any situation where you wish to naturally eliminate germs. Be careful though, ensure you research how to use it and proper dilution rates for what you want to use it for. Do not ingest or place in ears! 1/2 oz in blue glass bottle

This essential oil is delightfully bright, cheery and strongly antidepressant.  When burned, it brightens the atmosphere of a room. Blended with any of the spice or coniferous oils it makes a wonderful winter holiday blend. Orange is refreshing and relaxing.  It is also an antidepressant, antiseptic, and aphrodisiac.  It has also been used to combat colds, constipation, dull skin, flatulence, the flu and stress.  It is generally considered mild enough for use with small children. 

Caution: It can cause photosensitivity so be careful of applying to the skin prior to exposure to sunlight.

Lime oil can sometimes smell quite janitorial but not this one. Crisp and refreshing, it has a light citrus scent that is unbelievably yummy for lime. Aromatherapists use this for it's uplifting and revitalizing properties.

Caution: Cold Pressed Lime essential oil is phototoxic. Users should avoid direct sunlight after application if using on the skin

Use in an oil burner, in the bath, shower or massage oil.

The aroma of this wonderful oil is similar to a blend of cinnamon and clove (because of its high Eugenol content). Less sensitizing than Cinnamon Bark oil, it can still be a skin irritant and possible sensitizer so make sure to use highly diluted. Cinnamon leaf is a powerful broad spectrum anti-infectious oil, also anti fungal. Highly diluted it can be an effective addition to tooth and gum care blends. Diffused it may be helpful in respiratory blends. Emotionally some authorities recommend it for feelings of isolation, loneliness and fear. It is also said to stimulate creativity.

WARNING: Please avoid use during pregnancy or with children under five. Cinnamon Leaf may induce menstruation or stimulate childbirth contractions. As mentioned above, it is a strong skin irritant. Avoid use of Cinnamon Leaf if you are on anti-coagulant therapy (blood thinners.)