Natural Essential Oil

We bring forth an extensive array of Natural Essential Oils. The raw materials are obtained from plants and are then processed through distillation to get Essential Oils. There is a gigantic variety of Essential Oils and we provide you with twenty four different kinds like Geranium Essential Oil, Sandalwood Essential Oil, Organic Patchouli Oil, etc. Each Essential Oil has its specific fragrance and medicinal value. These are used in the manufacture of almost all cosmetics, perfumes. Essential oil is used as Aromatherapy Essential Oil to cure skin diseases. We are establishing ourselves as Pure Herbal Essential Oils Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Exporters and aim to serve our clients across the globe with our efficient services at affordable rates. We provide these Oils in different packing and quantities.

Nature of Essential Oils. The term "essential oil ' is used as a convenient group-name for a class of volatile substances occurring in various parts of plants. It is a survival from the days of alchemy, when every substance was supposed to contain some essence or active volatile principle to which it owed its characteristic properties. Now the name is restricted to scent-beairing oily products of vegetable origin, most of which may be distilled without decomposition at the ordinary atmospheric pressure.

Distribution in the Plant. Essential oils are secreted in different parts of the plant. In scented flowers, such as the rose, they are chiefly concentrated in the petals of the flower ; whereas in spice-producing plants, the chief deposit may occur in the leaves and bark, as in the case of cinnamon, or in the fruit (nutmeg) ; while in some cases {e.g., in certain kinds of pine tree) the essential oil may be distributed in varying proportions throughout all parts of the plant. Preparation.

The earliest method of separating the oil from the plant by distillaticm was to mix the finely divided material with water in a copper still, and to heat the mixture over a fire. The steam passing over carried with it the fine particles of oil, and both were condensed, in a suitable receiver. As there is considerable risk of spoiling the oil by over-heating in this process, it is now more usual to place the material in wire cages suspended within the still, or upon a perforated false bottom, so as to prevent all chance of its coming in contact with the heated bottom of the still.

A modification of this kind is still widely Classification. Essential oils are usually classified in accordance with the botanical relationships of the plants from which they are derived, but here they may be more conveniently grouped accoi'ding to the commercial uses to which they are mainly put.