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Certified organic Neroli hydrosol

Ingredients, Ingredients, Uncategorized, UncategorizedBy Julia TailletAugust 5, 2020Leave a comment

Orange blossom is the fruit of the bitter orange tree, a thorny shrub. It has been used in food and medicine for thousands of years. The essential oil from the flowers is also called neroli, and the trees are sometimes referred to as bigarade or bitter orange trees. The trees spread throughout India during the…

Certified organic mango butter

Ingredients, Ingredients, Uncategorized, UncategorizedBy Julia TailletAugust 5, 2020Leave a comment

The mango tree is an exotic tree in the Anacardiaceae family native to India and Burma. It is widely grown in tropical countries for its fleshy fruit. This majestic tree with a huge trunk can grow up to 40 metres tall. Its dense, dark green foliage forms a wide spherical crown. Its long roots draw…

Certified organic macadamia nut oil

Ingredients, Ingredients, Uncategorized, UncategorizedBy Julia TailletAugust 5, 2020Leave a comment

Aborigines in Australia called macadamia nuts “gyndl” or “jindilli”. They traded this protein-rich nut with the first European colonists who arrived in Australia, who then exported them all over the world. Today, macadamia trees are naturalised in countries including Kenya, Hawaii and South Africa. They are grown for their wood and nuts, which are eaten…

Certified organic annatto or achiote

Ingredients, UncategorizedBy Julia TailletAugust 5, 2020Leave a comment

Annatto, also called achiote, is a perennial shrub with dense foliage which has grown since before the Incas. It is also sometimes referred to as urucum, taken from the language of the Tupi people (indigenous tribes from Brazil’s coastal areas) who named it urucu. In the Amazon, natives paint their bodies with it, in particular…

Certified organic aloe vera gel

Ingredients, Ingredients, Uncategorized, UncategorizedBy Julia TailletAugust 4, 2020Leave a comment

Aloe vera is a succulent plant in the Aloeaceae family. The plant’s name is derived from the Arabic word alloeh meaning “a shining bitter substance” and the Latin word vera which means “true” or “authentic”. Aloe vera has a long, glorious history dating back to 2200 BC, when it was mentioned for the first time…

Certified organic apricot kernel oil

Ingredients, Ingredients, Uncategorized, UncategorizedBy Julia TailletAugust 4, 2020Leave a comment

If we are to believe the ancient texts, apricots featured on the tables of the Chinese emperors as far back as 3000 BC. It wasn’t until 300 BC, however, that it appeared in orchards. And it was only at the start of the sixteenth century that apricots were officially cultivated in France. Soldiers collected the…

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