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Bay oil

Bay oil is extracted from the leaves of the Bay Laurel Tree, that belongs to Lauraceae family. It is obtained through steam distillation of the bay leaves. It is native to Mediterranean region and now available to the world. Bay Laurel oil is often confused with Bay oil of West Indies, although similar these two have very different qualities. It has a strong and spicy aroma that is known for its medicinal used.

Bay oil has been used for multiple purposes, it can help in treating acne, strengthening hair, pain- relief and also been known to reduce Gastric issues. Its anti-bacterial properties can be used to make soaps and handwashes. It is also used in making Disinfectants and Insect repellents. Bay also also provides nourishment to hair and can help reduce dandruff. It is used as an effective ingredient in hair care products.

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Turmeric Essential Oil

Turmeric Essential Oil is extracted from the Rhizomes or Roots of Curcuma Longa, through Steam Distillation process. It belongs to the Ginger family of plants; Zingiberaceae. It is mostly native to Indian Subcontinent and then spread to Southeast Asia and the world. Turmeric has been an essential part of Asian Cultures and Cuisines, it has been used in Ayurveda, Siddha Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani Medicine. It was first used as a Dye of yellow colour for the Robes of Priests and Monks. It is also used in a Traditional ceremony of Haldi or Mayun, in many Indian weddings. It is known to bring glow and brightness to skin and face. Turmeric is also used as a digestive aid for a long time.

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Dead Sea Clay

Dead Sea Clay is obtained from the mud of Dead Sea, Jordan. Dead Sea has Salinity so high, 10 times more than any ocean, that no plant, animal or organism can make it a habitat; hence the name Dead Sea. It is also known as the Sea of Salt, Stinking Sea or the Devil’s Sea. The water in Dead Sea has no way to go, but to evaporate. In the process, the mud at the bottom of the Sea absorbs all the skin benefitting minerals and salts, this mud is obtained and rid of all the impurities and made for commercial use.

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Roman Chamomile Essential Oil

Roman Chamomile Essential Oil is extracted from the flowers of Anthemis Nobilis L, that belongs to the Asteraceae family of flowers. Chamomile Roman is known by many names different regions such as; English Chamomile, Sweet Chamomile, Ground Apple and Garden Chamomile. It is similar to German Chamomile in many characteristics but different in psychical appearance. It is native to Europe, North America and some parts of Asia. Chamomile has been used as a medicinal herb since ancient times by Egyptians and Romans. It is known to treat Asthma, Cold and Flu, Fever, Skin Allergies, Inflammations, Anxiety, etc. It is often considered as European Ginseng.

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Moksha Lifestyle Products is now a leading wholesale supplier of 100% Pure, Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils and other materials around the world. Starting with just a handful of distilleries, we now produce over 80% of our own products and source the remaining from certified and ethical producers world-wide.

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