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"Clinically proven to reduce MRSA and associated airborne bacteria by over 90%, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."
Mr Ken Dunn, Consultant, Wythenshawe Hospital Manchester

Scents

Due to the infinite number of scents and aromas available, from themed or corporate to individuals or large groups, here is a selection of our most requested scents. However if you do not see your particular scent listed please contact us as our essence library is immense. Scent Technologies can also tailor scents to your specific requirements but these are subject to minimum order quantities. Please contact us for details.

Odoursan™ - An excellent neutraliser/eliminator of bad odours and smells.

Bioscent™ - A highly effective anti-microbial agent-kills bacteria, fungi, and viruses.

Bioscent+™ - A combined product of Odoursan and Bioscent making this a complete consumer product.

Invigorating - Sparkling, citrus blend of grapefruit and mandarin orange.

Stimulating - A blend of lime, lemon, lavender and herbal “woody” fragrances.

Energising - A blend of citrus plus aromatic herbal base. Also containing frankincense which is renowned for its revitalising properties.

Oceanic - Currently used by Cunard Shipping !!!

Summer breeze - A light refreshing scent.

Unisex	Coconut	Baked cookie
Lemon	Strawberry	Hot cross bun
Lavendar	Vanilla	Leather
Jasmine	Chocolate	Smoked bacon
Orange	Lemon and Orange	Volcanic
Ylang Ylang	Apple	Cut grass
Camomile	Coffee	Pine tree
Sandalwood	Chicken	Cola
Mint and menthol	Beef	Floral

How they work

During inhalation the vapours inhaled into the lungs. The lungs are lined with a rich blood supply that readily absorbs the essential oil molecules. In the case of Scent Technologies these molecules are sub-micron particles which do not carry or distribute bacteria. The molecules then travel around the body, carried by the blood, for several hours before being eliminated. The actions of the essences vary according to their constituents. Some stimulate our circulation, increasing the rate of elimination of toxic substances such as uric acid. Others act on specific organs increasing their secretions of body chemicals such as the production of bile by the liver or oestrogen by the ovaries. The majority of essential oils are highly antiseptic and thus extremely useful in the treatment of infections. Many also have an analgesic effect and the aromatherapy treatment can stimulate the release of endorphins - body chemicals that have a painkilling and anti-depressant effect. Most essential oils have a specific effect on the emotional as well as the physical level. As the vapours are inhaled impulses pass along the olfactory nerve from the nasal cavity which is directly connected to the limbic system in the brain. This is the part of the brain that deals with memory and emotion. Certain oils then stimulate specific neuro-chemicals within the nervous system. Sedative oils such as lavender and marjoram stimulate the neuro-chemical serotonin, which induces sleep. These oils therefore have a calming, sedating effect and can be used to help treat tension and insomnia.

Essential oils and their Benefits

Angelica

Good for treatment of rheumatic conditions, viral infections, smokers cough and indigestion. Helps the healing of wounds and scars with regular use.

Aniseed

A general stimulant. Helps relieve flatulence, colic and indigestion. Stimulating to the respiratory tract, helpful for asthma, coughs, colds and sore throats.

Basil

Good Anti-septic. Excellent for purifying the atmosphere particularly in sick rooms. Good for the treatment of colds, migraine, hayfever and viral infections.

Baume De Perou (Balsam of Peru)

Good for the treatment of asthma and weak chests after illness, Good de-congestant for coughs (bronchial or smokers) and flu. Good for treatment of skin problems improving healing for bums, cuts and frost bite.

Bergamot

Antiseptic effect with a special affinity for mucous membranes. Anti-depressant and helpful in release of tension. Good for throat infections including bronchial infections.

Cedarwood

Useful for respiratory infections including bronchitis. Also useful as an insect repellent.

Camomile

Anti-inflammatory and anti-septic. Useful for the speeding up of the healing process of wounds. Good for respiratory infections and helps relieve bacterial toxins. Very useful for the treatment of mental stress, anxiety and nervous excitability, especially in children. Helps relieve symptoms of hayfever, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis and pneumonia.

Cinnamon

Helps promote appetite. Antiseptic. Good for treatment of colds and influenza.

Citronella

Very useful for neuralgia, headaches and migraine. Excellent insect repellent.

Clove

Good anti-septic. Helpful for treatment of asthma and bronchitis. Good insect repellent. Stimulates appetite and digestion.

Eucalyptus

Helps prevent infection and reduce fevers. Very strong antiseptic. Helps with nervous disorders and combats fatigue. Good insect repellent. Excellent for treatment of respiratory infections. Kills off airborne microbes in sick rooms and freshens room.

Fennel

Excellent for stimulating appetite. Good for use in recovery rooms and convalescent homes.

Frankincense

Good treatment for catarrhal conditions and respiratory infections including asthma. Helpful in sick rooms and the treatment of wounds. Excellent 'comforting' essence and good for treatment of nervous and neurological complaints due to its sedative qualities.

Geranium

Excellent in combating fatigue. Very good for use in convalescent homes or sick rooms.

Jasmine

Good stimulant. Anti-depressant.

Juniper

Helpful for stimulation of appetite. Good for de-toxifying. Excellent for stimulating and de-stressing.

Lavender

The most versatile and safest of essential oils. Helps stimulate cell growth and healing of the skin. General tonic which stimulates bile production. Gentle sedative. Good anti-septic. Useful in treatment of most infections, especially sinusitis, catarrhal coughs and sore throats. Good brain stimulant. Excellent for headaches, tension, migraine, insomnia, emotional stress, shock and worry. Probably the most essential, essential oil!

Lemongrass

Good sedative effect. Excellent anti-septic and bactericide. Excellent tonic with stimulating effect on the whole system. Helps protect against airborne infection.

Mandarin/Orange/Lemon

Digestive stimulant. Good calming effect on children. Good for stress and irritability.

Myrrh

Helpful in the treatment of skin problems including scars and healing. Good mild stimulant and de-stresser.

Myrtle

Excellent insect repellent. Good atmosphere cleanser Good for respiratory problems.

Neroli / Orange Blossom

One of the ingredients of true eau-de-cologne. One of the strongest stress relieving oils. Used for shock, hysteria, fear, nervousness and tension. Excellent for insomnia. Good for the treatment of nervous disorders and depression.

Nutmeg

Strong stimulant. Stimulates appetite, circulation, digestion and heartbeat.

Parsley

Good digestive aid. Useful for treatment of asthma.

Patchouli

Good insect repellent. Thought to be an aphrodisiac! Anti-septic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-depressant.

Peppermint

Good anti-septic properties. Good stimulant, useful for preventing sleep and tiredness. Good digestive remedy. Helps alleviate headaches and migraine. Helps reduce vomiting and nausea caused by stress and shock. Good for use in respiratory ailments including bronchitis and colds.

Pine

Strong anti-septic. Good decongestant. Stimulates circulation. Good for respiratory ailments including bronchitis, sinusitis, sore throats, flu and pneumonia.

Rose Geranium

Good insect repellent. This oil stimulates the adrenal cortex. The hormones secreted by this area are regulators. Geranium therefore helps to regulate hormonal imbalances. Good anti-septic. Good for treatment of nervous disorders and anxiety.

Rosemary

Good anti-bacterial and anti-oxidant. Strong analgesic stimulant. Used for headaches, neuralgia and sciatica. Good for respiratory ailments. Very good stimulant.

Sage

Good stimulant for the nervous system. Helps promote formation of scar tissue Good for throat infections.

Sandalwood

Good stimulant. Useful for respiratory infections including bronchitis. Gives strength to the emotionally weak and fearful and those who lack self confidence. May have mild aphrodisiac qualities!

Tea Tree

In 1933 the British Medical Journal reported, "the oil is a powerful disinfectant, non-poisonous and non-irritant'. In 1930 the Australian Medical Journal reported astounding results gained in general practice ranging from rapid healing of septic wounds to scar regeneration. It stated, "...a striking feature being that it dissolved pus and left the surfaces of infected wounds clear so that its germicidal action became more effective and without any apparent damage to the tissues. This was something new as most germicides destroy tissue as well as bacteria" (E.M.Humphrey). In purely aroma use Tea Tree is ideal for use in recovery rooms, sick rooms and convalescent homes. Hospital use has increased steadily throughout the United States and Australia. The presence of infection increases the effectiveness of the actions of Tea Tree oil. Strong disinfectant. Anti-viral, Anti-fungal, Anti-bacterial and Anti-septic. Excellent for treatment of respiratory ailments.

Thyme

The most anti-septic of oils. Very useful for respiratory ailments. Good treatment for colds, convulsive coughing, whooping cough, asthma, mouth, throat and chest infections. Excellent for treatment of convalescent's in nursing homes and sick rooms. Stimulates the immune system and nervous system. Good anti-depressant after illness.

Vetiver

Extremely calming oil. Used to treat anxiety and nervous tension. Good insect repellent.

Ylang Ylang

Supposed aphrodisiac! Helps reduce rapid breathing and high blood pressure. Soothing essence helps reduce stress and nervousness

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