Carnation (Absolute)
Origin: Egypt
Sizes: 2mL, 5mL,15mL
Botanical Family: Caryophyllaceae
Latin Name: Dianthus caryophyllus
Description: The aroma of Carnation Flower is peppery and clove-live, with a warm honeyed floral base, and slightly green herbaceous undertones. Therapeutically, this absolute can be used as a heart tonic, a CNS tonic, and can aid in reducing fevers and healing infections. It has been shown to stimulate the production of dopamine in the brain, also known as the "reward chemical" which can bring in a sense of pleasure, motivation and satisfaction. Its fragrance has been a historically renowned component in natural perfumery alongside Rose in many written accounts. Over the years, its aromatic profile has appealed not only to women, but also to men, one example being the popular and classic Shulton's Old Spice introduced in 1937 (see reference: www.basenotes.net/ID26121214). Carnations were also historically used in wedding ceremonies as a symbol of pure love and fidelity in the Victorian era. In ancient Greece, Carnations were often included in garlands during coronation ceremonies, hence the name Carnation was born out of its relationship with this practice of crowning or adorning prominent figures with garlands - making this flower a natural symbol of one who holds a sense of honor, achievement, authority, sovereignty, and high standing. This essence is a useful remedy for those who struggle with standing in their own true power. Bring Carnation in during times of passage when one is being asked to step up into a higher position, perhaps in one's field of study or in the process of standing up for oneself in relationships. She holds the energy of attraction, contentment, and emotional warmth.
Origin: Egypt
Sizes: 2mL, 5mL,15mL
Botanical Family: Caryophyllaceae
Latin Name: Dianthus caryophyllus
Description: The aroma of Carnation Flower is peppery and clove-live, with a warm honeyed floral base, and slightly green herbaceous undertones. Therapeutically, this absolute can be used as a heart tonic, a CNS tonic, and can aid in reducing fevers and healing infections. It has been shown to stimulate the production of dopamine in the brain, also known as the "reward chemical" which can bring in a sense of pleasure, motivation and satisfaction. Its fragrance has been a historically renowned component in natural perfumery alongside Rose in many written accounts. Over the years, its aromatic profile has appealed not only to women, but also to men, one example being the popular and classic Shulton's Old Spice introduced in 1937 (see reference: www.basenotes.net/ID26121214). Carnations were also historically used in wedding ceremonies as a symbol of pure love and fidelity in the Victorian era. In ancient Greece, Carnations were often included in garlands during coronation ceremonies, hence the name Carnation was born out of its relationship with this practice of crowning or adorning prominent figures with garlands - making this flower a natural symbol of one who holds a sense of honor, achievement, authority, sovereignty, and high standing. This essence is a useful remedy for those who struggle with standing in their own true power. Bring Carnation in during times of passage when one is being asked to step up into a higher position, perhaps in one's field of study or in the process of standing up for oneself in relationships. She holds the energy of attraction, contentment, and emotional warmth.
Origin: Egypt
Sizes: 2mL, 5mL,15mL
Botanical Family: Caryophyllaceae
Latin Name: Dianthus caryophyllus
Description: The aroma of Carnation Flower is peppery and clove-live, with a warm honeyed floral base, and slightly green herbaceous undertones. Therapeutically, this absolute can be used as a heart tonic, a CNS tonic, and can aid in reducing fevers and healing infections. It has been shown to stimulate the production of dopamine in the brain, also known as the "reward chemical" which can bring in a sense of pleasure, motivation and satisfaction. Its fragrance has been a historically renowned component in natural perfumery alongside Rose in many written accounts. Over the years, its aromatic profile has appealed not only to women, but also to men, one example being the popular and classic Shulton's Old Spice introduced in 1937 (see reference: www.basenotes.net/ID26121214). Carnations were also historically used in wedding ceremonies as a symbol of pure love and fidelity in the Victorian era. In ancient Greece, Carnations were often included in garlands during coronation ceremonies, hence the name Carnation was born out of its relationship with this practice of crowning or adorning prominent figures with garlands - making this flower a natural symbol of one who holds a sense of honor, achievement, authority, sovereignty, and high standing. This essence is a useful remedy for those who struggle with standing in their own true power. Bring Carnation in during times of passage when one is being asked to step up into a higher position, perhaps in one's field of study or in the process of standing up for oneself in relationships. She holds the energy of attraction, contentment, and emotional warmth.