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Contrary to what you would expect, geranium bourbon essential oil is derived from a plant that belongs to the Pelargonium, not the Geranium genus of Geraniaceae. Back in 1737, the father of modern botanical nomenclature, Carolus Linnaeus, combined the entire genus of the Geraniaceae together in his epic work ‘Species Plantarum’. Although all the genera were later separated, the term ‘geranium’ had become so well established with Pelargoniums that it is still in common use today.

There are approximately 250 natural species of Pelargonium, with thousands of hybrids and cultivars, although surprisingly few of these species have a truly pleasing fragrance. Pelargoniums are believed to be of South African descent, but due to massive hybridisation after their introduction to Europe in the 17th century they now bear little resemblance to their original parentage.

During the 18th century, hundreds of these European hybrids were returned to South Africa, and were later introduced to Algeria, Australia, Comoros, India, Israel, Madagascar, Morocco, Reunion Island and North America. Much later in the 1940’s pelargoniums were introduced to the Yunnan province of China, which still remains one of the largest geranium oil producing countries.

Lemongrass Oil comes procured from Lemongrass. Lemon grass is a fast growing, tall, aromatic perennial grass native to Asia. The oil comes procured from the shoot part of the plant and is yellow to brownish yellow liquid in its tinge. Having excellent aromatherapy properties, Lemongrass oil comes utilised for clearing oily skin, acne, athlete's foot.

Patchouli Oil has a rich musky-sweet, strong spicy and herbaceous smell. It is light yellow to dark brown in color and is a thick oil. Origin of Patchouli Oil. It is a perennial, bushy plant that grows up to 1meter (3 feet) high, with a sturdy, hairy stem and large, fragrant, furry leaves, about four inches long and five inches across. It has whitish flowers tinged with purple.

It was placed between Indian cashmere shawls en route to victorian england, to protect the merchandise from moths, and without this signature smell of dried patchouli leaves the shawls could not be sold in England. In the East, it is used in potpourris and sachets and place between linen, to keep bedbugs away, and it is the smell of Patchouli Oil, mixed with that of camphor, that gives Indian ink its characteristic smell.

We are one of the leading manufacturers & exporters of Orange Peel Oil & Orange Oil  

Citronella and citrus oils like limonene are popular and well-known insect repellents. Studies suggest citronella helps repel mosquitoes, and it may also be effective against kissing bugs, fleas, aphids, mites, and flies.

Eugenol, also called clove oil, is an aromatic oil extracted from cloves that is used widely as a flavoring for foods and teas and as an herbal oil used topically to treat toothache and more rarely to be taken orally to treat gastrointestinal and respiratory complaints. Available in 1 L, 5 L, 50 L & 200 L

Soybean oil is a common ingredient in poultry feed. It provides essential nutrients and energy for poultry, including chickens and turkeys. Soybean oil in poultry feed serves as a source of dietary fat and is rich in essential fatty acids. It helps improve the energy density of the feed and supports the overall health and growth of poultry. Additionally, soybean oil is a good source of linoleic acid, which is important for feather quality and egg production in laying hens.