Myrtle

One could also call the Myrtus communis the common myrtle, but that would be unfair. She is anything but common. In Germany, she is known as 'bridesmyrtle' and, woven into a wreath, has accompanied young women into marriage for centuries. She symbolizes vitality and fertility, but also comfort. Perhaps because the brides left their families for a new life? The oil of this Corsican myrtle has a fresh, green, floral, and spicy odour.

Myrtle

One could also call the Myrtus communis the common myrtle, but that would be unfair. She is anything but common. In Germany, she is known as 'bridesmyrtle' and, woven into a wreath, has accompanied young women into marriage for centuries. She symbolizes vitality and fertility, but also comfort. Perhaps because the brides left their families for a new life? The oil of this Corsican myrtle has a fresh, green, floral, and spicy odour.

AROMA
NOTE TOP TO MIDDLE
ODOR FRESH, GREEN, FLORAL, SPICY
PLANT
SPECIES MYRTUS COMMUNIS
ORIGIN CORSICA
HARVEST WILD HARVEST (CORSICA)
PRODUCT
DISTILLER LISTINCU EARL (FRANCE)
METHOD STEAM DISTILLATION
PLANT PART BLOSSOM
Analysis
A-PINENE 50.68%
LIMONENE 4.73%
LINALOOL 2.48%
A-TERPINEOL 1.66%
GERANYL ACETATE 1.61%
Y-TERPINÈNE 1.60%
B-CARYOPHYLLEN 1.29%
APPLICATION
MASSAGE MIX 5-10 DROPS WITH 50ML DAS WILDE ARGAN OIL OR MIX 5-10 DROPS WITH 50ML DAS WILDE OLIVE OIL
SAFETY
GENERAL never use essential oils internally (not orally or otherwise) do not use essential oils directly on the skin - always dilute (strongly) with base oil avoid direct contact with the eyes and mucous membranes
STORAGE Keep out of the reach of children