Pure Bitter Apple Oil (Tea Tree) 5 ml

Bitter Apple Oil (Sage Oil) 5 ml Salvia triloba L.

It is an essential oil derived from the plant whose scientific name is Salvia officinalis - meaning "to save, to heal" - which gives sage its name.

Extraction Method: Distillation

Areas of Use

Internal: Suitable for internal use. It is recommended to take 1-2 drops of oil dropped into water.

External:

• Can be used in skin care by adding to your toners.
• Can be used as a mouthwash in oral care.
• Can help nourish hair in hair care.
• Can be used by massaging onto the heels for gas problems in babies.

What is Oil?

Organic substances containing a high amount of carbon and hydrogen, which do not mix with water but can easily mix with other oils.

Volatility and Stability in Oils

Fixed Oil

• They are liquid products usually obtained from the fruits and seeds of plants.
• They are odorless. They are used as carriers in essential oils. They are obtained by pressing, extraction, and maceration methods. Fixed oils are used alone. Depending on the properties of the oils, they are used internally and externally. Because it is a fixed oil, it leaves a stain when dropped.

Essential Oil

• Essential oil is a natural product obtained from the leaf, fruit, bark, or root parts of plants, liquid at room temperature, usually colorless or light yellow, volatile, with a strong odor.
• They have their own characteristic scents. They are obtained by the water/steam distillation method. Essential oils are not used alone. They must be diluted with fixed oils in specific ratios. Except for exceptions, they are not used internally. Because it is volatile, it does not leave a stain where it is dropped.

Oil Extraction Methods

Cold Pressing

It is the process of crushing the usually seed parts of plants rich in fixed oil with the help of a press to extract their oil. In the cold press method, since the beneficial and valuable contents in the oil are not lost, the quality of the produced oil is high.

Steam Distillation

The process carried out by steam distillation; placing plants, fresh or dry, into a container with a separate basket inside, boiling the water at the bottom and passing it as steam through the plants, and then cooling this steam again to separate the essential oil and the water carrying the beneficial properties of the now distilled plant, which is the hydrosol (flower water).

Maceration

Maceration is oily mixtures prepared by letting herbal drugs, after being broken down, sit in a fixed oil for a period. It is a method of separating natural plant components that pass into the fixed oil.