Essential oils

At high noon, when the sun is beating down, the cicadas suddenly stop for a few seconds... then start up again. During this time, to protect themselves from the heat and attract pollinators, aromatic plants produce their essential oils. Made up of over 150 different molecules, they represent a mysterious and complex balance of what nature can produce. Although we know that they play an essential role in balancing the biotope, there's still a lot to discover. The well-being they provide and their therapeutic properties have been recognized since ancient times.

Empirically, intuitively, uses have been established that subsequent generations have constantly improved. Ethnobotanists inventoried resources, herbalists refined their recipes and pharmacists rediscovered the virtues of complex molecules derived from living organisms. It takes several hundred kilos of flowers to obtain a liter of essential oil, so we are entrusted with a powerful concentrate, a health and well-being asset.