Showing posts with label antibiotic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antibiotic. Show all posts
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Prima Fleur Essential Oil: SPIKENARD
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Prima Fleur CO2 Extract: USNEA BARBATA LICHEN
Usnea [Prima Fleur No. 516] is a CO2
from Germany with a very interesting wood and veggie odor that is used in
blending and products. It has been used medicinally for at least 1000 years.
Usnic acid (C18H16O7), a potent antibiotic and antifungal agent, is found in most
species. This, combined with the hairlike structure of the lichen, is why Usnea
was historically used to treat surface wounds when sterile gauze and modern
antibiotics were unavailable.
High
in vitamin C, Usnea is edible. In modern American herbal medicine, it is
primarily used for lung and upper respiratory tract infections, and urinary
tract infections.
CO2 is a Carbon Dioxide extraction, either "select" or "total." It is a natural, environmentally sound form of extraction that yields the highest therapeutic quality. Click here for more information on this extraction process.
For information on our Premier Products and pricing,
please visit
our website. For questions and to explore custom development with
exquisite botanicals from our extensive library of raw materials, please
contact sales@primafleur.com or call
(415) 455-0957.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Prima Fleur Essential Oil: INDIAN SARSAPARILLA ROOT
Hemidesmus indicus,
organically grown and CO2 extracted in India is used for its antibiotic
properties and wonderful effects on skin conditions and to support healthy
skin. It has been reported as useful in respiratory disorders, skin diseases,
leucoderma, leucorrhoea, and itching. Several studies are being carried toward
its activities like analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and
helico-bactericidal properties. Further, it also protects against
radiation-induced DNA damage on the skin. Prima Fleur Indian Sarsparilla Essential Oil [No. 379]
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Prima Fleur Essential Oil: LAVENDER
Prima Fleur carries five kinds of Lavender essential oil
and two kinds of Lavandin. We have organic, wild and cultivated. Please visit our website to see our extensive list of exquisite essential oils we
source from around the world.Lavender essential oil is an effective ingredient for treating dry, sensitive skin, acne, and eczema. It inhibits acne-causing bacteria while soothing and helping to balance the over-secretion of sebum. It is also a natural antibiotic and antiseptic, which helps to reduce acne scarring and stimulates the growth of new cells to help rejuvenate the skin.
Lavender should have linalool and linalyl acetate in a
proportion of 2:1 or about 40:20. It should never contain Camphor. If your
Lavender has camphor in it, then you either have the wrong plants or the wrong
earth. The essential oil is the expression of the earth in the plant. Camphor
can be in Spanish Lavenders and spike Lavenders, but fine Lavender will have a
soft and soothing scent.Linalool is an alcohol like the alcohol in wine. The essential oil alcohols here are monoterpenols. They are bactericides, anti-infectious, antiviral, stimulating to the skin to heal, good general tonics, and free of hazards.
Linalyl acetate is an ester. Esters are gentle in action, soothing to the skin, anti-inflammatory, effective on skin rashes and other skin problems. They can both calm and uplift, and combined with the tonic virtues of alcohols, are very balancing, especially to the nervous system. This is why Lavenders are so desired by the skin care industry.
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