Essential oils are concentrated aroma compounds (volatile) of hydrophobic liquid derived from plants. Essential oils, known also as ethereal oils or volatile, are distilled from plant material by steam. Plant extracted oil is called “essential” because the processed essential oil has the specific scent, or essence of the plant. Essential oils have one similarity and that is that all essential oils convey fragrances characteristic to the plant the oil was distilled from.

Essential oils have a long history of medicinal history throughout most prior civilizations. Essential oils have influenced the perfume industry as well as created a new branch of alternative medicine called aromatherapy.

The most popular essential oils in alphabetical order are:

• Bergamot essential oil***
• Chamomile essential oil
• Cinnamon essential Oil
• Clary Sage essential oil
• Clove essential oil
• Eucalyptus Essential Oil
• Geranium Essential Oil
• Grapefruit essential oil
• Jasmine essential oil
• Lavender essential oil***
• Lemon essential oil
• Marjoram essential oil
• Myrrh essential oil
• Neroli essential oil
• Orange essential oil
• Oregano essential oil***
• Patchouli Essential Oil ***
• Peppermint essential oil***
• Rose essential oil
• Rosemary essential oil
• Sandalwood essential oil
• Tea Tree essential Oil***
• Ylang-Ylang essential oil***

*** Click for a Collection of 7 of the top 10 Essential Oils

There are four basic uses claimed for essential oils.

1. Perfumes, (soaps, cosmetics, and perfumes)
2. Flavoring, (drinks and foods)
3. Medicinal, (topical and internal)
4. Aromatherapy, (diffused fumes of essential oils to breath)

Although there are over 4000 years of essential oil use in man’s history, government agencies now prohibit the specific descriptive use by a merchant that would claim any curative, diagnosis, treatment, remedy or even cosmetic use.

When shopping for essential oils, beware of vendors using creative hype. Essential oils are often categorized with terms such as;

“Medicinal Grade”
“Grade A”
“Therapeutic Grade”
“Clinical Grade”
“Aromatherapy Grade”
“True”
“Real”
“by the Ancient”
“Blend” or “Proprietary Mixture”.

This nomenclature is used as sales adjectives and is not totally correct descriptions of the essential oil you should be buying!

Here is a selection of terms that you want the manufacturer to use to describe their essential oil products:

• 100% Pure Botanical name here.
The slight of hand positioning of the words to say “100% Pure Essential Oil” and then the Botanical Name is deceptive as the concoction can have several cheaper essential oils blended with the Botanical Named oil. The label will be technically right but you can be cheated.
Here is an example of how the label should read:
“100% Pure Lavandula Angustifolia Essential Oil”.
• No additives
• No chemicals
• steam distilled (excluding citrus essential oils)
• essential oil from First Distillations
• freshly harvested
• free of inputs, carriers & diluents
• Natural
• organic
• pesticide free
• no parabens
• Absolutes/Resin are not distilled but are extracted with alcohol or other solvents such as hexane or benzene, these essential oils are not used in aromatherapy but are great for therapeutical uses and perfumes.
• Wild harvested
• Cultivated
• Satisfaction money back guarantee
• Carrier oil needed for direct skin applications

Normally the description should say this essential oil is; “for perfumes soaps etc.”, “for aromatherapy” “for medicinal purposes”, or “for therapeutic use”.

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Essential oils are derived from plant structures. Hallowed and hailed as healers, mood setters, gourmet accoutrements and glorious scents, essential oils have been slated for external application, ingestion, inhaled as well as mixed with a montage of various other essential and non-essential oils, minerals and herbs for innumerable concoctions, potions and even tinctures.

There are only two essential oils that can be applied to the skin without being diluted, lavender oil and tea tree oil. All the rest of the essential oils have to be diluted to prevent skin burn from direct application. One of the “hottest” of the essential oils is oregano oil even though oregano essential oil is probably the best of all the essential oils for immune support.

Essential oils that are too potent for pure undiluted application to the skin are usually diluted so that the essential oils can be used safely and pleasantly. Due to the recent surge in essential oil consumption, most consumers assume all essential oils are presented the same… NOT! Most essential oils sold as lavender oil are in fact lavendin oil, a cheaper substitute for the real lavender essential oil. Most essential oils are sold as a “blend”, not with other essential oils but with what is known in the industry as a carrier oil that will “tone down” the essential oil so that it will not burn the skin. Carrier oils such as olive oil, grape seed oil, jojoba oil and coconut oil are a few of the oils used to dilute essential oils. ALL carrier oils have a shelf life before they “go rancid” or spoil. Therefore reputable companies will clearly label blended, mixed, diluted essential oils as such and print an expiration date on the label. For the consumer that doesn’t want to be bothered with mixing their own essential oils, this is a great option. On the other hand, essential oils that are not labeled as to their purity, and sold as just “essential oil” having no expiration date, leaves the buyer with a time sensitive product that has been adulterated, when the label leads you to believe you bought pure essential oil with no expiration date needed.

Most Pure Essential oils are usually distilled and have a shelf life of many years.

Essential oil buyers are becoming more sophisticated, desiring 100% pure essential oils of the highest concentrations of natural constituent chemicals that will yield the most benefits for aromatherapy, medicinal and therapeutic uses. 100% pure essential oils last longer than a blend and the buyer can control what carrier oil is used and how much is used thereby insuring that the pure essential oil can be used without fear of going rancid because of a carrier oil.

Pure essential oils MUST be labeled by SPECIFIC plant specie name, such as “100% Pure Lavendulus Angustifolia, lavender oil”. When the bottler places the exact name of the plant that the essential oil was derived from and states that it is 100% pure, then the “Truth in Advertising Laws” insure you are getting exactly what is printed on the label… the BEST unblended, pure essential oil that has performed throughout history as claimed!

When you decide to buy essential oils, research the plant it comes from and buy only the best from the Company that is willing to state clearly what is in the bottle. Be aware that you will not be able to buy 100% pure essential oils by the ounce (30 ml) for $1.99. Most 100% pure essential oils are 2 to 3 times more costly than blended oils, however when you mix 3 drops of 100% pure essential oil with 20 drops of olive oil, you will find out that your pure essential oil will cost you much less than if you had bought the “blend” already mixed.

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Medicinal essential oils would be defined as medicinal if the essential oil has healing properties such as oregano, that is said to contain constituent agents which combats and prevents the spread of bacteria and germs. There are many different medicinal essential oils that have been used to treat various diseases and ailments for hundreds of years. Medicinal essential oils have been used medicinally to treat conditions ranging from cancer to skin irritations. Medicinal essential oil use, proposed by essential oil merchants, are based on this long history documented by lay persons and professionals alike. Most countries regulate claims of medicinal treatments, subjecting the consumer to less self treatment and requiring physicians and pharmaceutical companies to profit grossly at the expense of the patient. Merchants must NOT suggest what the medicinal essential oils can be used for, or how much medicinal essential oils to take, for fear that a government agent will prosecute them for diagnosing and prescribing without a license. This offense is punishable by fine and imprisonment, regardless if the essential oil has been used for centuries for a specific ailment.

It is paramount that the reader understand that any ingestion of medicinal essential oils should be undertaken under the supervision and direction of a licensed health profession knowledgeable in the administration of medicinal essential oils.

Medicinal essential oils can also be an aromatherapy essential oil or a therapeutic essential oil. Medicinal essential oils can be used internally by mouth, inhaled into the lungs and administered externally directly on the body. Please note that all aromatherapy and therapeutic essential oils may NOT be medicinal essential oils. Medicinal essential oils used for ingestion should be labeled “Food Grade”. Other distinguishing descriptions for medicinal essential oils should be; “organically grown, identified as 100% pure “botanical name” (such as “100% pure origanum vulgare”).

Medicinal essential oils are distilled at the optimum time of plant harvest, zero pounds of pressure, only quality plant parts and stored in ideal conditions, all other oils that do not meet this criteria are sold for perfume, cleaning fluids and low quality air fresheners.

France has been the forerunner of research and clinical trials for medical aromatherapy. The French have prescribed and encapsulated essential oils for oral ingestion and made suppositories with essential oils for patients.

The serious side of medicinal essential oil when combined in aromatherapy is made clear by the effects that medicinal essential oils used in aromatherapy have made in recent clinical trials. The prominent medical doctors, Dr. Lapraz, Dr. Pellecuer, Dr. Duraffourd and Dr Daniel Penoel of France, Dr Christine Carson of Australia, have had ongoing clinical trials using medicinal essential oils as healing agents. The Belgium and German governments are funding university based research of medicinal essential oils to validate their uses in the medical arena.

The medical system of France recognizes aromatherapy as ‘aromatic medicine’ and medical doctors and health practitioners prescribe essential oils for internal and external use to patients with diverse medical conditions. As a result, thousands of case histories have been documented and presented as clinical studies concluding the success of medicinal essential oils as an alternative to patent medicines.

Dr. Daniel Penoel of France says “We are at a changing juncture of time for pharmacy and medicine. Antibiotics may disappear, but they will represent an option for some, while essential oils continue to be the most powerful form of natural antibiotic available at this time.”

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Aromatherapy, a medical treatment using “smell therapy” of essential oils, with or without the combination of topical essential oil massage and /or ingestion of the same or different essential oils. The inhalation of essential oils has a profound effect on the brain’s hypothalamus and limbic system. Combining aromatherapy with essential oils massage benefits the mind and the body.

Recently Judy Griffin. Ph.D, aroma therapist, herbalist, lecturer and author was invited to Baylor University Medical Center and Baylor Sammons Cancer Center at Dallas to participate in pain management for the critically afflicted patients. Dr. Griffin’s introduction of flower aromatherapy was an overwhelming success, eliminating some patient’s pain, stress, nausea, anxiety, vomiting, and medication or drastically reducing the medication needed for pain. This treatment is now accepted and acknowledged as a natural effective pain treatment by the physicians at Baylor.

Until recently, most of aromatherapy professionals operated in Europe. Aromatherapy was introduced by René M. Gattefossé PhD, a French chemist, in 1928. During World War II, Dr. Gattefossé shared his studies with Dr. Jean Vanet, a Parisian physician, that was working in China. Dr. Valnet began to use essential oils when his supply of antibiotics ran out. Since that time a multitude of French doctors have clinically validated the antiviral, antifungal, antiseptic and antibacterial powers of essential oils. The government of France recognizes aromatherapy and aroma therapist as sound medical practice and practitioners that is taught in their universities.

Four decades later, medical and scientific research of essential oils extracted from plants, flowers, seeds, stems and leaves has proven that aromas from the essential oils derived from this plant material can alleviate pain, relieve fatigue, vomiting, anxiety, stress, nausea, minimize medication and tension, and induce healing in the mind and body.

Aromatherapy should never be confused with products such as aerosol sprays, candles and laundry soap that claim “therapeutic” properties just because they have the scents of a plant that smell good! Aromatherapy only works with pure, plant distilled plant material that is not mixed with any man made chemical that mimics the constituent properties in the true essential oils. Cold atomized airborne essential oils particles are the absolute best! Essential oils from a candle can actually produce carcinogens. It is imperative that you use essential oils that are not blended, synthetically made or have a fragrance that has been “added”. Aromatherapy users recognize a foreign standard for acceptable essential oils, known as, AFNOR and ISO, (Association French Normalization Organization and International Standards Organization). If the essential oils that you use do not have a certification from one of these organizations (the only standards setting organizations in the world), there is a good chance that your essential oil is synthetic, adulterated perfume oil unfit for healing… Rigid testing identifies the chemistry of true essential oils that can be beneficial in your aromatherapy.

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Essential Oils are used in Aromatherapy in simple ways. Baths, Massage, Inhalation and vaporizations are some of ways that the fragrance of essential oils are used to soothe and heal body mind and spirit. Essential oils are highly concentrated and are not for oral use. Before applying to the skin, essential oils need to be diluted in some way. Pregnant women, babies and children, and elderly skin should only use weak solutions of essential oils.

Baths with essential oils are a wonderful way to relieve stress and tension. It is recommended that you run a bath of water that is a comfortable temperature to use. Sprinkle 4 drops of one essential oil into the water. If you are combining oils, use only 3 drops of each essential oil. Move your hand through the water to disperse the essential oils throughout the water. One combination of oils for relaxation is to use three drops each of lavender and sandalwood essential oils. Soak for 20 minutes.

Inhalation of essential oils helps relieve colds, sinuses and influenza. Steam from nearly boiling water rising from a bowl can be caught by a towel to help ease colds. Fill a bowl halfway and carefully with boiling water. Two drops of eucalyptus essential oils and 2 drops of tea tree essential oils can be sprinkled onto the surface of the water. Cover your head with a towel and let your body relax into the aromatic steam for approximately 15 – 20 minutes. Take off glasses or contacts so your eyes are not irritates before inhalation.

Vaporizers are used to take essential oils and diffuse them into the air of a room. Tea Tree essential oil and lemon essential oils help remove odors that are unpleasant. Other essential oils can be used to create a serene relaxing mood.

Massage is yet another method that aromatherapy uses essential oils. Carrier oils are used to first dilute the oil. Grapeseed oil, sweet almond oil, or jojoba oils are good vegetable oils that can be used. 10 drops of essential oils in four teaspoons of carrier oil is a nice mixture to create massage oil. Store the mixture in a clean glass bottle. Your blend will last about four weeks. Do not use this massage oil on the face. Use only 5 drops of essential oils to four teaspoons of carrier oil for sensitive or very young or elderly skin.

Hot and Cold Compresses are another way of using essential oils. For muscle pains, headaches, or bruises, soak a cloth in a solution of water and essential oils. Apply the compress to the sore area. The solution is made of approximately four ounces of water and 5 – 10 drops of essential oils.

There are a few other ways to use essential oils. Placing a couple of drops of lavender oil on a pillow to enhance sleeping, or on a shoe rack to cleanse the air is another way. Some people place a drop or so of essential oils on a light bulb which is dispersed by the heat.

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Essential Oils Soap is care therapy for the body, message therapy for the mind and a complete aura wrap for the spirit. Essential oils soap must have 100% pure essential oils by botanical name of the highest constituent properties, from fresh harvested essential oil plants and combined with soap components that are natural and ph balanced. All essentials oils can be used in making essential oils soap.

Essential Oils Soap lends all the therapeutic, aromatherapy and medicinal benefits in a daily delivery that cleanses the body as well as imbues the mind with an essence that has been uses to support the immune system for thousands of years. Each of the essential oils soaps have specific benefits for the body. Essential Oils Soap has 75 trace minerals from plants as a base with aloe vera to enhance healthy skin.

Essential Oils Soaps are moisturizing soaps that are gluten-free and vegan quality. The first thing you will notice is how different your skin feels and looks. All of our Essential Oils Soaps are made with 100% pure essential oils by botanical name, that produce a gentle mild soap that tends to make the skin feel smooth and soft while retaining natural moisture in your skin. These all natural soothing Essential Oils are a renewable gift of nature that promotes well being, clear minds and good health.

Essential Oils Soaps introduce aromatherapy skin care that will energize, inspire, invigorate, supplement or relax you depending on the specific essential oil soap that you purchase.

The Essential Oils Soaps do not contain any propolyene glycol, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, parabens, or animal products.

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Lavender oil is the most popular of all essential oils. Lavender oil is the most used and the most recognized fragrance of all essential oils. Lavender oil has a long Biblical history of being used medicinally, for remedies, for incense and for scenting. More recently lavender oil has been used for aromatherapy, therapeutic purposes as well as a culinary accoutrement.

Lavender oil growers recognize 39 species of this aromatic flowering plant of the mint family. Some lavender plants produce an abundant amount of lavender oil, however these varieties of lavender are of very little use to the medicinal and therapeutic consumers of lavender oil. There is one specie of Lavender plants that has all the components desirable for medicinal and therapeutic use, it is Lavandula angustifolia, with two strains called Lavender Mont Blanc (SOLD HERE) and Lavender Population. These two exotic lavender oils are grown at high altitudes in extreme weather conditions, creating very desirable complex lavender oils. Lavender Mont Blanc oil is more or less fragrant than Lavender Population oil depending on where it is grown, but is on a par for its medicinal and therapeutic constituents and qualities.

The lure of the lavender oil aroma is woven into a barrage of fragrant products that include perfume, cosmetics, soap, bath oils, gels, lotion, potpourris, scents, as well as numerous preparations for aromatherapy and therapeutic uses. The most noted use of lavender oil has been as a health supplement supporting a huge list of detriments.

Lavender oil has been credited as being an antidepressant, analgesic, diuretic, antiphlogistic, anticonvulsive, cholagogue, antirheumatic, antiviral, antiseptic, decongestant, antispasmodic, bactericide, carminative, cytophylactic, cicatrisant, cordial and as a deodorant. Lavender oil has also been claimed to have the following health benefits; induces sleep, reduces stress & nervousness, relieves pain, stimulates urine production, calms respiratory problems, skin care, burns & cuts, effective in eliminating lice in hair, improving blood circulation, aids in digestion, supports immune system, and repels biting insects.

Lavender oil is also popular because it mixes well with other essential oils for a greater scope of uses. Lavender oil is one of two essential oils that can be applied directly to the skin of most individuals without mixing it with another oil. Lavender oil can be diffused into a room or a couple of drops placed on a cotton ball or dryer sheet and placed on the back of your computer monitor vents for wonderful subtle scent while you work.

Lavender essential oil is an ideal gift year around. Lavender oil products make a large selection of lavender gifts. Your choice of lavender oil should be of the highest quality, pure, pesticide free, and specific to your needs. Always look for a Satisfaction Guarantee when buying all essential oils.

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Lavender essential oil, will the real lavender essential oil please stand up? Lavender oil buyers have to navigate through a maze of marketing hype to find the best lavender essential oil. To understand the genuine lavender oil lets examine the use, taxonomy, culture and finally the “other” oils that seem to be lavender…

Lavender essential oil has the following uses:
• Medicinal
• Therapeutic
• Aromatherapy
• And for perfumes

The main species, lavender plant, had a previous name of Lavandula officinalis. In recent history this name has been changed to Lavandula angustifolia. This is the only variety of lavender plant that can be called “True” Lavender, “Fine” Lavender, “Wild” Lavender and/ or “Common” Lavender. Lavandula angustifolia is the only lavender plant that can produce lavender essential oils with the highest amounts of ALL the CORRECT constituent chemicals for Medicinal, Therapeutic and Aromatherapy uses. There are over 30 more varieties of lavender plants of which four are used for landscaping and a couple in the manufacturing of “essential lavender oils”, Lavandula dentata (French lavender), Lavandula latifolia (Portuguese or Spike lavender), Lavandula multifida (Egyptian lavender, Fernleaf lavender) and Lavandula stoechas (Spanish lavender). Lavandula angustifolia is now grown in almost every country that is climatically suitable for lavender oil culture. Lavandula angustifolia is a slow grower, short leaves and flowers, produces small amounts of oil to plant ratio and has a preference of climate. These limitations account for Lavandula angustifolia lavender essential oil being the highest priced of all lavender oils to grow and to buy.

Lavandula angustifolia can be propagated by plant divisions, cuttings and by natural pollinated seeds (pollen coming from other Lavandula angustifolia plants). Seed reproductions can receive a name such as Lavandula angustifolia var. Mont Blanc or Lavandula angustifolia var. Population. These two varieties have the highest amounts of constituent properties needed for Medicinal, Therapeutic and Aromatherapy uses.

Commercial lavender oil growers have used hybridization to create plants with longer leaves & flowers, faster growing and much more oil production. The hybrids are created by crossing Lavandula angustifolia with Lavandula latifolia. These hybrids are known as Lavandula x intermedia or Lavandula x hybrid. The “x” indicates that this plant is a lavender hybrid. All lavender hybrids are known as Lavandin. Lavendin is classified to be of a lower quality lavender oil due to its absence or crucially low quantities of some Medicinal, Therapeutic and Aromatherapy properties. Lavandin plants produce volumes of oil compared to Lavandula angustifolia, therefore growers tend to blend lavadins with Lavandula Angustifolia oil in order to sell their crop of lavadin oil. Lavandin oil is very inexpensive and produced in large amounts for cleaning fluids, perfumes, soaps and lotions. Lavandins have a few of the aromatherapy properties but not all that are needed to be classified suitable for the top three uses. Lavanden Provence and Lavanden Grosso are the best known of these, but there are many others, including but not limited to White Grosso Abriali, Dutch Mill, Hidcote Giant, Grappenhall, Seal, and Fred Boutin lavadins.

So how can you be sure that you buying the best quality lavender essential oil? Look for just 4 words… “100% PURE LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA”. These words insure you are getting quality, pure, true, fine, real Medicinal, Therapeutic and Aromatherapy grade lavender essential oil. So will the genuine lavender essential oil please stand up? Only one lavender oil can stand the laboratory test for all these qualities… 100% PURE LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA! (SOLD HERE)If the label does not say “PURE 100% LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA”, with the words IN THAT ORDER, don’t buy the oil thinking that the misnomers used to describe the “mixture”, “blend” or impostor will transform the adulterated tincture into bono fide lavender essential oil.

Yes, you will pay more for pure 100% Lavadula angustifolia lavender essential oil, but no other oil compares unless you are wanting to make soap or cleaning fluids that needs just a lot of lavender fragrance and little of the Medicinal, Therapeutic and Aromatherapy qualities.

So the next time you see a sale for an ounce (30 ml) of lavender oil for $8.99, know that the label will not say 100% pure Lavadula angustifolia, because it is more than likely the impostor LAVANDIN!

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Lavender soap using only 100% lavender essential oil from the true Lavendula angustifolia is rare and expensive. Lavendula angustifolia has the highest concentration of healing properties of all lavender species in cultivation or in the wild. Most soaps called “lavender” are not made with lavender oil but in fact are made with “lavendin,” such as “Lavandula x Intermedia,***” which is a hybrid of lavender that produces a lot of oil but is lower in constituent properties for therapeutic and aromatherapy use. Lavender essential oil soap is the finest quality of medicinal, therapeutic and aromatherapy oils in a bath soap that has been formulated for skin, hair and body support. The aroma is priceless, the soothing is calming and the lavender soap has a base of the 75 essential trace plant minerals and combined with colloidal silver.

Lavender soap has all the inherent properties of the same lavender that has been used for centuries as antirheumatic, antiseptic, antiviral, bactericide, decongestant, deodorant, and as a diuretic, with the scent of Lavender that is said to promote sleep, reduce anxiety, stress and has a calming effect on the body.
This is more than a bath soap, this is a bonanza Lavender soap that fulfills the body’s supplement needs, cleansing needs, while the aroma stimulates the ambiance to the realms of relaxation. The formulation of this SUPER SOAP is all organic, all natural, vegan, PH balanced, petrochemical-free, naturally colored, carcinogen-free, formaldehyde-free, biodegradable and full of goodness.

If there was a classification of Gourmet Soap, the definition would be “Lavender essential oil soap” and the title would be “Premier World CLASS”! The confidence in this Lavender essential oil soap is beyond reproach, 100% SATISFACTION guarantee! SOLD HERE

*** http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavender, (USES, … Lavandula x intermedia or “Lavendin” is the most cultivated species for commercial use, since its flowers are bigger and the plants are easier to harvest, but Lavendin oil is regarded to be of a lower quality.)

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Oil of oregano soap is a culmination of historical uses of oil of oregano. Oregano oil should not be confused with oregano herbs on your pizza as that is from a different plant entirely. There are two oregano plants that produce essential oils for aromatherapy and medicinal purposes, Origanum vulgare and Origanum compactum. The oregano oil is distilled from the plant tissue and sold as an Oil of Oregano essential oil. This distilled essential oil is used in our exclusive formula of Oil of Oregano Soap.

Hippocrates, considered the Western father of medicine and founder of the Hippocratic School of medicine,( ca. approx. 380 BC), suggested oregano as a cure for respiratory ailments, stomach disorders as well as an antiseptic. It turns out some 2200 years later, researchers from the University of the West of England, Bristol confirmed Hippocrates’ claim, that oil of oregano is a very strong antiseptic, antitoxic, bactericidal, antiviral, fungicidal as well as a parasiticide and was “…more effective at killing, (hospital suprebug) MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), than 18 current antibiotics” (Himalayan Oregano Effective Against MRSA). Medical News Today. 24 November 2008).

Oil of oregano soap is made with plant derived 75 essential trace minerals, aloe vera, colloidal silver and oil of oregano for skin, nerve and muscle support. By combining these beneficial ingredients, our oil of oregano soap will soothe, relax and support your body’s immune system, skin and supply aromatherapy while you bathe. The oil of oregano soap is ph balanced, all natural and vegan compliant. The Oil of Oregano Soap can be massaged onto the skin, hair and scalp and should be allowed to remain 5 minutes or more to gain the maximum body support.

Our Oil of Oregano Soap sold here contains no fillers, synthetic oils or blends of carrier oils. We use 100% pure oil of oregano!

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