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Post  kungenlol Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:03 pm

In the aromatherapy worldwholesale lavender oil, you may have come acrosslavender oil wholesale a few terms used to describe Essential Oils. Hopefully this will help you to understand their definitions;

Organic – an organicexport lavender oil essential oillavender oil export is produced from plants grown without the use of chemicals like fertilizers or sprays.
Certified Organic wholesale jojoba oil– same description as above but is authorized by an organization like Ecocert Canada which provides organicjojoba oil wholesale and environmental certification in Canada.
Chemotypes – plants of thejojoba oil export same speciesexport jojoba oil that are chemically different but otherwise indistinguishable resulting in different therapeutic properties.
Wild Crafted – essentialwholesale jasmine oil oils that have beenjasmine oil wholesale extracted from wild grown plants.
Selected Farming – only specific plants are grown on a particular farm.
Fractionated – essential oilsexport jasmine oilthat have had part of their undesirable chemical composition removed like terpenes which can make it photo-toxic and non-volatile, an example would be bergamot FCF.
Quenching – is a processjasmine oil export of adding a chemical to a whole oil to help prevent unwanted side-effects like a skin irritation, for examplewholesale chemical products adding d-limonene to lemongrass. This process is mainly used in the perfume industry.
In the aromatherapy industrywholesale essential oils using whole oils is very important becauseessential oils wholesale each essential oilwholesale essential oils has a unique chemical combination thatessential oils wholesale affects the body’s chemistry.

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