AlchePharma Rosemary Essential Oil Rosmarinus officinalis — 100% Pure Essential Oil · 1 fl oz (30 ml) 100% Pure Steam Distilled Origin: Spain Sustainably Farmed Kosher Parve GC-MS + FTIR Tested AlchePharma's Rosemary Essential Oil is a single-ingredient, 100% pure oil steam distilled from the leaf and stem of sustainably farmed Rosmarinus officinalis grown in Spain. Nothing is added and nothing is cut — just the volatile aromatic fraction of the plant, bottled in cobalt blue glass to shield it from light. Its aroma is camphor-like, herbaceous and fresh: the clean, bracing scent of a sun-warmed Mediterranean hillside. The Discovery Story The Latin name says it all: ros marinus, "dew of the sea." Rosemary grows wild along the sun-baked, rocky coasts of the Mediterranean, and old sailors claimed they could smell its resinous perfume drifting out over the water before they ever sighted land. Spain remains one of the world's classic sources of rosemary oil. Spanish rosemary is traditionally prized for a more camphor-forward profile — exactly the character you'll notice on the label's aroma notes. 🌿 Legends & Lore The Rose of MaryAn old Christian legend tells how the Virgin Mary, fleeing into Egypt, spread her blue cloak over a white-flowered rosemary bush to dry. When she lifted it, the blossoms had turned blue forever — and the shrub became known as the "Rose of Mary." The Queen's Beauty WaterLegend says a 14th-century Queen of Hungary was given a rosemary-based toilet water so prized that it became known across Europe as "Hungary Water" — one of the West's first famous perfumes. The tale grew so grand that she was said to look so radiant in her later years that the young King of Poland proposed to her. It's a legend, of course — but the fragrance was very real. The Bride's SprigIn Tudor England, brides carried rosemary woven into their bouquets and guests received gilded sprigs tied with ribbon, a token of love and loyalty. Anne of Cleves reportedly wore a rosemary wreath at her wedding to Henry VIII. The Doorway GuardianAcross the Mediterranean, rosemary was planted beside the front door and tucked under pillows as a household charm against bad dreams and unwelcome spirits — a tradition that still lingers in Spanish and Italian gardens today. What Makes This Oil Different Single OriginSpanish-grown rosemary — a traditional, recognized origin for the oil. Leaf & Stem DistillateSteam distilled from the aromatic aerial parts of the plant. Nothing AddedOne ingredient: 100% pure rosemary oil. No carriers, fillers or fragrance. Sustainably FarmedCultivated, not over-harvested from wild stands. Kosher CertifiedParve, K-1604. Light-ProtectedPacked in cobalt blue glass to help preserve the oil. Triple Purity Tested SENSOrganolepticAroma, color and clarity checked against reference standards by trained evaluators. GC-MSGas Chromatography–Mass SpectrometrySeparates and identifies the oil's individual aromatic compounds to confirm its chemical fingerprint. FTIRFourier Transform InfraredReads molecular bonds to help confirm identity and screen for adulteration. 💆 Hair & Skin Beauty Traditions Long before bottled shampoos, Mediterranean households turned to rosemary as a beauty staple. Rosemary-infused rinses were a classic way to bring shine to hair, especially darker shades, and rosemary waters scented the skin with a clean, herbal freshness. Today, a few drops of the essential oil carry on those traditions: Scalp massage oil: blend a few drops into a carrier oil such as jojoba or sweet almond and massage into the scalp for an invigorating, herbal-fresh sensation and a pleasant aroma. Shampoo boost: add a drop or two to a palmful of your regular shampoo for a bright, clean scent and a refreshed feel. Body & massage oil: mix into a carrier oil for a bracing, aromatic massage that leaves skin feeling soft and smelling of the Mediterranean. Aromatic bath: disperse a few drops in a tablespoon of carrier oil before adding to warm bath water. Always dilute before applying to skin, keep away from the eyes, and patch-test a small area first. Suggested Use For aromatherapy. Can be used diluted in a carrier oil for topical use. ⚠️ Caution If skin irritation occurs, discontinue use. Keep out of reach of children. Not for internal use. If pregnant, suffering from any medical condition, or taking medication, consult a health care practitioner before use. Product Details Ingredients100% pure Rosemary oil Botanical NameRosmarinus officinalis ExtractionSteam distilled from the leaf and stem Country of OriginSpain CultivationSustainably farmed AromaCamphor-like, herbaceous, fresh Size1 fl oz (30 ml) KosherParve, K-1604 Manufactured for AlchePharma, 7760 N. Saint Louis St., Cave City, AR 72521 · (888) 279-9072

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AlchePharma's Organic Eucalyptus Essential oil is 100% pure and Certified Organic by the New Mexico Department of Agriculture. The Organic Eucalyptus leaves are sourced from India. This essential oil is steam distilled from the leaf and purity tested through the following 3 methods. Organoleptics – uses taste, color, and smell as quality markers in raw materials and finished goods. FTIR (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy) – helps identify chemicals or compounds. GC (gas chromatography) – measures chemical spectrum and potency, and is often used for testing essential oils.   LABEL  

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AlchePharma's Herbalist Bug Shield blend of essential oils designed for topical use utilizes a traditional blend of oils that have historically been used as natural bug repellants. This blend has had much success with landscapers, firefighters, hikers, or anyone else that enjoys the outdoors without using harsh chemical repellants. This essential oil is steam distilled from the leaf and purity tested through the following 3 methods. Organoleptics – uses taste, color, and smell as quality markers in raw materials and finished goods. FTIR (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy) – helps identify chemicals or compounds. GC (gas chromatography) – measures chemical spectrum and potency, and is often used for testing essential oils.

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AlchePharma's 100% Pure Cinnamon Leaf essential oil is a sustainably farmed product of Sri Lanka. This essential oil is steam distilled from the leaf and purity tested through the following 3 methods. Organoleptics – uses taste, color, and smell as quality markers in raw materials and finished goods. FTIR (Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy) – helps identify chemicals or compounds. GC (gas chromatography) – measures chemical spectrum and potency, and is often used for testing essential oils. LABEL

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This AlchePharma Essential Oil has gone through rigorous quality control testing through the following Methods ( Organoleptic, GC-MS, FTIR ) in order to bring you an essential oil of the utmost quality. Ingredients: 100% pure certified organic orange oil Extraction: Cold Pressed from the peel Country of origin: USA Aroma: Fresh, sweet citrus Properties: Refreshing, uplifting, calming Organic: Certified Organic by the New Mexico Department of Agriculture Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) is an important technique for qualitative and quantitative analysis of food contaminants and residues. It is fast and sensitive, provides a high peak capacity, and allows the determination of thermally stable and volatile compounds. Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy, also known as FTIR Analysis or FTIR Spectroscopy, is an analytical technique used to identify organic, polymeric, and, in some cases, inorganic materials. The FTIR analysis method uses infrared light to scan test samples and observe chemical properties. FTIR analysis is used to: Identify and characterize unknown materials (e.g., films, solids, powders, or liquids) Identify contamination on or in a material (e.g., particles, fibers, powders, or liquids) Identify additives after extraction from a polymer matrix Identify oxidation, decomposition, or uncured monomers in failure analysis investigations Organoleptic properties are the aspects of food, water, or other substances that an individual experiences via the senses—including taste, sight, smell, and touch. Sensory evaluation is an invaluable tool for Quality Control as well as Research and Development. Customers perceive product quality with their senses, and as a result, organoleptic evaluations are an essential component of any Quality Control evaluations. The aim of sensory testing is to describe the product. Distinguishing two or more products: are there any differences between the quality, its magnitude, and direction. Performing: the expert or the consumer. So the enjoyment is the sum of the organoleptic characteristics Label

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100% PURE ESSENTIAL OIL · STEAM DISTILLED · FRANCE The Herb Named for Washing, Distilled from French Flowers AlchePharma Lavender Essential Oil: steam distilled from the flowering tops, sustainably farmed in France, and purity tested three ways. One oil, nothing added. PURITY 100% Single essential oil, nothing added ORIGIN France Sustainably farmed PURITY TESTS 3 Organoleptic, GC-MS and FTIR PLANT PART Flowers Steam distilled flowering tops Few plants have followed people as closely as lavender. It scented Roman bath water, filled linen chests in medieval Europe, built the perfume houses of southern France and gave a name to aromatherapy itself. AlchePharma Lavender Essential Oil carries that tradition in its simplest form: the aromatic oil of the flowering tops, captured by steam distillation, bottled with nothing else. Its aroma is floral and herbaceous, the clean scent that has made lavender a perfumer's staple for centuries. 📜 The Legend of Lavender From Greek botany to a French chemist's laboratory, this is how a hardy Mediterranean shrub became one of the most recognized scents on Earth. Ancient Greece Written into the first botany. Theophrastus, the student of Aristotle often called the father of botany, wrote about lavender in his works on plants more than two thousand years ago.1 Roman Era The washing herb. Romans are said to have scented their bath water with lavender, and its name is traditionally traced to the Latin lavare, "to wash." In the first century the Greek physician Dioscorides recorded it in his great herbal.1 1100s An abbess takes notes. Hildegard of Bingen, the German abbess, composer and naturalist, wrote that lavender was among the strongest of nature's pleasing smells.1 1568 England plants its fields. Lavender is recorded as first cultivated in England around this time. The towns of Mitcham and Hitchin later became famous for it, and "English lavender" became a byword for quality.1 1870 France takes the lead. With the perfume houses of Grasse driving demand, France exported roughly 111,000 kilograms of lavender oil in a single year. Distillation ran from August into the autumn as the flowers came in from the hills.1 1910 The chemist and the explosion. French chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé was badly burned in an explosion in his family company's new laboratory. The experience pushed him deep into the study of lavender and other essential oils.2 1914–1918 A scent of home. During the Great War, philanthropists sent lavender bags to British servicemen on the Western Front.1 1927 The hybrid is unmasked. Wild lavender cutters in Provence had long noticed unusually tall, vigorous plants. In 1927, work in the Chiris laboratories of Grasse confirmed them as a natural hybrid of true lavender and spike lavender: lavandin.3 1937 A new word. Gattefossé gathered some twenty years of research into a book titled Aromathérapie, giving the world the word "aromatherapy."2 🔬 Know Your Lavender "Lavender" on a bottle can mean several different plants, and their oils are not interchangeable. The clearest chemical fingerprint is camphor, the sharp, medicinal note that rises as you move from true lavender to its relatives. TRUE LAVENDER Lavandula angustifolia Camphor: very low, typically under about 1% Signature: rich in linalyl acetate and linalool Aroma: soft, sweet and floral Grows: higher, cooler slopes; low oil yield, so it costs more LAVANDIN Lavandula × intermedia Camphor: moderate, roughly 5–10% by variety4 Signature: linalool and linalyl acetate, plus camphor Aroma: brighter, sharper, more herbal Grows: lower slopes from about 200 m; far higher yield per acre3 SPIKE LAVENDER Lavandula latifolia Camphor: high, around 10–12%5 Signature: linalool with a large share of 1,8-cineole Aroma: camphoraceous, almost eucalyptus-like Grows: hot, dry, low Mediterranean ground ✖️ What the "×" Means In a botanical name, the × marks a hybrid. Lavandin is a sterile natural cross of true lavender and spike lavender, so growers propagate it from cuttings rather than seed.4 🇫🇷 "French Lavender" Is Not One Plant The phrase is used loosely in the trade. It can mean oil grown in France, but gardeners also use it for Lavandula stoechas, a different species again. The botanical name, not the nickname, tells you what you are buying. WHAT OUR LABEL SAYS Our label names the source as Lavandula angustifolia × intermedia: French origin, sustainably farmed, steam distilled from the flowering tops. Because camphor and the other key compounds are what separate these oils, every lot is checked by GC-MS, the test that reads an oil's chemical fingerprint compound by compound. 🧪 Three Tests Behind Every Bottle 👃 Organoleptic A trained evaluation of aroma, color and clarity against what genuine oil of this type should be. The oldest test in perfumery, and still a first line of defense. 📊 GC-MS Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry separates the oil into its individual compounds and identifies each one, showing the full chemical profile and flagging anything that should not be there. 🌈 FTIR Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy compares the oil's infrared "spectrum" against a reference, a fast cross-check on identity and consistency. What Makes This Lavender Different 💧 One Oil, Nothing Added 100% pure lavender oil. No carrier oils, no synthetic fragrance, no fillers. Budget "lavender" products are sometimes stretched with cheaper oils or synthetic linalool; testing is how you know. 🌸 Flowering Tops Only The oil is steam distilled from the flowering tops, where lavender's aromatic compounds concentrate, rather than from whole cut plants. 🇫🇷 French Origin, Sustainably Farmed Grown in France, the country whose fields and perfume houses made lavender oil a global trade. 🔵 Blue Glass, Kosher Parve Bottled in cobalt blue glass, which is inert and helps shield the oil from light, rather than plastic that essential oils can interact with. Kosher certified Parve (K-1604). ✅ 100% PURE ✅ STEAM DISTILLED ✅ GC-MS TESTED ✅ KOSHER PARVE SUGGESTED USE For aromatherapy. Can be used diluted in a carrier oil for topical use. ⚠️ CAUTION If skin irritation occurs, discontinue use. Keep out of reach of children. Not for internal use. If pregnant, suffering from any medical condition, or taking medication, consult a health care practitioner before use. SPECIFICATIONS Ingredients 100% pure Lavender oil Botanical name (per label) Lavandula angustifolia × intermedia Extraction method Steam distilled from the flowering tops Country of origin France Cultivation method Sustainably farmed Aroma Floral, herbaceous Purity testing Organoleptic methods, GC-MS and FTIR Certification Kosher Parve (K-1604) References 1. Odeuropa Encyclopedia of Smell History and Heritage. "Lavender." (Theophrastus, Dioscorides, Roman bathing, Hildegard of Bingen, English cultivation, French exports, First World War.) 2. Gattefossé. Company history: René-Maurice Gattefossé, the 1910 laboratory explosion and Aromathérapie (1937). 3. Soin et Nature. "Lavandin essential oil, from natural hybridization to prosperity." (1927 confirmation in Grasse; cultivation altitude.) 4. Essential oils of lavandin (Lavandula × intermedia) clones in Spain. Universidad de Valladolid repository, 2024. (Sterile natural hybrid; camphor 4.9–10.3% in 'Grosso' samples.) 5. Spike lavender (Lavandula latifolia) essential oil, published lot analyses (camphor 10.6–12.0%; 1,8-cineole 25–29%). For aromatherapy and external use only. Not for internal use. Historical notes describe lavender's cultural history and are not claims about this product. Manufactured for AlchePharma, Cave City, AR.

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AlchePharma Clove Bud Essential Oil Specs: Ingredients: 100% Pure Clove Oil Extraction Method: Steam Distilled from the bud Country of Origin: Indonesia Cultivation Method: Sustainably Farmed Aroma: Spicy, Sweet Properties: Comforting, Warming, Soothing Purity Tested by Organoleptic Methods, GC-MS and FTIR Label

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