Botanical Name: Matricaria chamomilla (aka M. recutita)

Common Name: Blue Chamomile

Oil Color: Deep blue (due to chamazulene)

Main Components: Chamazulene, α-Bisabolol, Apigenin

Uses –
Pharmaceutical: Anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, skin healing, gut calming
Cosmetics: Creams, baby lotions, soaps, face masks for sensitive skin
Aromatherapy: Calming nerves, promoting sleep, reducing anxiety
Teas & Beverages: Herbal infusions (German more common in teas)
Veterinary & Pet Care: Roman chamomile used in calming oils for animals

Botanical Name: Eucalyptus globulus (Primary commercial species)

Common Names: Nilgiri Oil Tree, Blue Gum, Safeda

Specifications – Main Compounds: 1,8-Cineole (Eucalyptol), Alpha-pinene, Limonene

Uses –
Pharma: Cough syrups, inhalers, balms, antiseptics
Aromatherapy: Respiratory relief, decongestant, energizer
Cosmetics & Personal Care: Toothpastes, mouthwashes, shampoos
Agro Use: Natural pest repellent, fungicide
Industrial: Disinfectants, floor cleaners, mosquito repellents

Botanical Name: Pelargonium graveolens

Common Name: Rose Geranium, Sweet-Scented Geranium

Specifications – Main Compounds: Citronellol, Geraniol, Linalool

Uses –
Essential Oil: High-end perfumery, cosmetics, and soaps
Pharma/Cosmeceuticals: Antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory uses
Aromatherapy: Emotional balancer, hormone regulator, skin tonic
Skincare: Acne treatment, anti-aging, wound healing

Botanical Name: Cymbopogon citratus

Common Name: Lemongrass

Specifications –
Type: Aromatic & Medicinal Grass
Main Component: Citral (70–80%)

Uses –
Essential Oil: Perfumery, soaps, cosmetics, aromatherapy
Pharmaceuticals: Antifungal, antimicrobial, fever & digestion aid
F&B: Herbal teas, flavoring agent in Asian cuisine
Agriculture: Acts as natural pest repellent

Botanical Name: Cyperusscariosus

Common Name: Nutgrass, Mustak, Cypriol, Motha, Nagarmotha

Specifications –
Main Compounds: Cyperene, Patchoulene, Caryophyllene

Uses –
Perfumery: Base note in attars and oriental perfumes (fixative)
Ayurveda: Digestive aid, fever reducer, skin detoxifier, anti-inflammatory
Cosmetics: Used in hair oils and skin care for detox and balance
Aromatherapy: Grounding, calming, and meditative properties

Botanical Name: Cymbopogon martinii (var. motia)

Common Name: Palmarosa, Rosha Grass

Specifications –
Type: Aromatic Grass
Main Component: Geraniol (75–95%)

Uses –
Essential Oil: High-grade perfumery (rose substitute), soaps, cosmetics
Pharma: Antibacterial, antifungal, skin care formulations
Aromatherapy: Stress relief, calming oil for diffusers
Agro Use: Pest deterrent; known to improve soil texture

Botanical Name: Mentha × piperita

Common Name: Peppermint, Japanese Mint

Specifications –
Main Component: Menthol (35–55%), Menthone

Uses –
Essential Oil: Widely used in pharma, cosmetics, and personal care
FMCG: Toothpaste, mouthwash, chewing gum, candies
Medicinal: Digestive aid, antispasmodic, cooling relief for skin/respiratory issues
Aromatherapy: Uplifting, energizing, and cooling

Botanical Name: Rosa damascena (Damask Rose), Rosa centifolia (Cabbage Rose)

Common Name: Rose Otto (steam-distilled), Rose Absolute (solvent-extracted)

Specifications –
Main Compounds: Citronellol, Geraniol, Nerol, Phenyl Ethanol
Aroma Profile: Deep floral, honey-sweet, warm, slightly spicy

Uses –
Perfumery: Crown jewel of natural perfumery—used in luxury and attar blends
Cosmetics: Anti-aging creams, serums, toners, lip balms
Aromatherapy: Uplifting, aphrodisiac, emotional balancer
Medicinal (Unani & Ayurveda): Cardiotonic, skin tonic, anti-inflammatory
Spiritual/Religious: Used in meditation oils, temple rituals, sacred blends

Botanical Name: Rosa damascena (Damask Rose)

Common Name: Gulab Jal, Rose Hydrosol

Specifications –
Appearance: Clear, colorless to slightly pale pink
Aroma: Delicate, soft, fresh rose scent (not overpowering)
pH Range: 4.5 to 5.5 (naturally slightly acidic)
Shelf Life: 6–12 months (cool, dark storage recommended)

Uses –
Cosmetics & Skincare: Facial toner, makeup remover, skin coolant, aftershave splash
Aromatherapy: Mood upliftment, natural room spray
Pharmaceutical: Mild antiseptic, used in eye/skin care formulations
Food & Beverages: Flavoring agent in sweets, desserts, and drinks (if food-grade)
Religious & Cultural: Rituals, pooja, offerings, and wedding ceremonies

Botanical Name: Ocimum sanctum (also Ocimumtenuiflorum)

Common Name: Holy Basil, Sacred Basil, Krishna Tulsi, Rama Tulsi

Specifications –
Plant Type: Aromatic & Medicinal Herb
Parts Used: Leaves, Seeds, Whole Plant
Main Compounds: Eugenol, Methyl Eugenol, Linalool

Uses –
Ayurveda: Immunity booster, respiratory aid, adaptogen, fever remedy
Essential Oil: Used in cosmetics, oral care, and natural medicines
F&B: Herbal teas, extracts, tulsi-based tonics and syrups
Spiritual: Sacred in Hindu rituals; air purifier
Wellness Market: High demand in herbal supplements and organic products

Botanical Name: Chrysopogonzizanioides

Common Name: Khus, Usheer, Vetivert

Specifications –
Main Compounds:Vetiverol, Vetivone, Khusimol

Uses –
Perfumery: Premium base note; fixative in high-end fragrances
Aromatherapy: Deeply grounding, stress-relieving, promotes emotional balance
Cosmetics: Soaps, aftershaves, creams (for its cooling and antiseptic properties)
Ayurveda: Treats fever, skin disorders, insomnia, and digestive issues
Environmental: Soil binder, anti-erosion, phytoremediation hero