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German and Roman Chamomile

Aug 17, 2026

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Roman Chamomile is most often used in aromatherapy. German Chamomile makes the best tea. Both are calming and easy to grow or find in markets.

Blue Chamomile is the German variety, producing a blue absolute, containing azulene, rarely used alone.

Choose Roman Chamomile for aromatherapy blends.

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The Heart of Aromatherapy

Jan 27, 2026

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Heart notes define an aromatherapy blend, lending a bridge from heavier base notes to highly intense top notes. They can guide and transform all the essential oils into a unique exquisite aromatic experience. Knowing compatibility is a great part of the art of aromatherapy.

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How to maximize base notes in an Aromatherapy Blend

Jan 16, 2026

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Base aromas are the most ancient, anti-inflammatory and versatile scents to explore. Their scents include vanilla- like aromas, floral, amber, woody, herbaceous, balsamic and earthy. Blending together or using them singly sets the mood, scent sensation for a lasting unique aroma blend or perfume. Learn the most important base essential oils, how to use them and compatible essential oils to blend like a professional aromatherapist and perfumer.