Overall Aroma: Fresh, herbal, citrusy, minty and clean.
Fresh air in a bottle.
The Remedy is the blend I reach for when I want the house to smell like we’ve opened every window, cleaned everything and brought fresh herbs, citrus and mint inside.
Eucalyptus, rosemary and peppermint create a crisp herbal freshness while lemon and wild orange brighten the blend. Tea tree adds its unmistakably clean aroma, and clove brings enough warmth to balance the cooler botanicals.
THE DETAILS
Rosemary
Green, herbaceous and intensely aromatic.
Eucalyptus
Strong, fresh and cooling with an unmistakably crisp aroma.
Clove
Warm and spicy, bringing depth to the cooler botanicals.
Lemon
Sparkling citrus that keeps the blend bright and fresh.
Peppermint
Crisp, cooling and intensely minty.
Tea Tree
Sharp, green and distinctly herbal.
Wild Orange
Sweeter and softer than lemon, rounding out the entire composition.
Plant Chemistry We Love
Essential oils are fascinating little chemistry lessons. Eucalyptus and certain rosemary oils naturally contain 1,8-cineole, peppermint contains menthol, clove is rich in eugenol, tea tree contains terpinen-4-ol, and citrus oils are naturally rich in limonene.
Some essential oils and their individual constituents have demonstrated antimicrobial activity under laboratory conditions. This does not mean diffusing The Remedy disinfects a room, treats illness or prevents infection.
For us, The Remedy is about creating a beautifully fresh, clean and herbal aromatic environment in your home.
How to Use
Add the appropriate number of drops to your diffuser according to your diffuser manufacturer’s instructions and desired aroma strength.
For aromatic use only. Follow appropriate essential-oil precautions around children and pets.
Citrine and Sage products are created for aromatic, cosmetic, and personal wellness use and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent medical conditions. Statements regarding crystals, energy, grounding, protection, or other metaphysical properties reflect traditional and spiritual beliefs, not scientific claims.
