Tea tree  (Melaleuca Alternifolia)
Medicine chest in a bottle, safe and effective natural antiseptic for cuts, abrasions, infections, insect bites, stings, tinea.  Oil disperser.

Lemon Myrtle (Backhousia citriodora)
Uplifting, calming.  Refreshing lemon-lime scent.  Useful for depression, anxiety and stress.  Respiratory infections such as coughs and colds are kept in check by regular inhalation or oil diffusion.

Nerolina  (Melaleuca quinquenervia)
From the paperbark tree.  A delightful lavender/lilac scent.  Clean slightly woody scent.  Ideal in an airconditioned house or office.

Rosalina  (Melaleuca ericifolia)
An excellent oil for ear nose and throat congestion.  Rapidly absorbed through the skin or by using steam inhalation.  Calming and relaxing properties encourage sleep.  Relieves stress.

Lemon scented tea tree  (Leptospermum petersonii)
Energising, healthy citrus smell helps to clarify thinking and focus the mind.

Lemon-scented Ironbark  (Eucalyptus staigerianna)
The sweetest smelling bush lemon.  Try it in an oil disperser.

Fragonia  (Agonis fragrans) 
A rare West Australian oil capable of affecting the emotions at a profound level. It appears to bring peace to the psyche and have a calming effect on the mind.  Fragonia is distilled from a small shrub found on the south coast commonly called 'coarse tea-tree' and single-handedly captures the fragrance of the Australian bush.

Kunzea  (Kunzea ambigua)
Found to help skin conditions such as eczema and rashes, in people as well as pets.  Approved for therapeutic use by TGA (Therapeutic Goods Association).

Honey Myrtle  (Melaleuca teretifolia)
An invigorating oil with a delicious citrus and herbal character.  Delightful room freshener.  Oil disperser.

Aust. Lavender  (Lavendula x intermedia)
Relax with lavender.  Just a drop rubbed into the temples will relieve headaches.  Well known insect repellent.  Can be used straight on cuts, bites burns and stings.

W.A.Sandalwood   (Santalum spicatum) 10ml
Deeply sensual oil.  Warm massage for aching muscles.  The West Australian Forests Products Commission (FPC) manages the sustainable harvesting of sandalwood from West Australian forests.  Known as a great aphrodisiac, sandalwood is valued in skincare for its moisturising properties.