APHôm bio tonic

Rediscover strength, energy, and vitality with this synergy of 100% natural essential oils. A massage with immediate effects: it stimulates memory, boosts your motivation, strengthens your natural defenses, and awakens your sexual energy. A real pick-me-up for body and mind, every day! Aphôm Bio Tonic is the aromatherapy that awakens your energy daily!

Certified organic by FR-BIO-10 – 100% organic and natural

20 drops per day for 2 weeks or more, massaged onto the chest, solar plexus, nape of the neck, base of the spine, and soles of the feet.

• Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary is a small, wild shrub typical of southern France and the Mediterranean basin. It is distinguished by its dark green, evergreen leaves and purplish flowers that give off a fragrance similar to incense. Nicknamed "troubadour's herb" or "Mary's tree," it symbolizes remembrance and friendship. This essential oil, obtained by distilling the flowering tops, is tonic, aphrodisiac, healing, and aids digestion. Recommended in cases of fatigue or overwork, it promotes liver drainage and supports the energy of athletes. It can be used in rubs, baths, aromatic diffusers, inhalations, or as an aromatic drink.

• Lavandin abrial essential oil

Resulting from the natural hybridization of spike lavender and true lavender, lavandin abrial is more robust than lavender and produces fuller flowers with a stronger scent. Typical of southern France and the Drôme region, it is now the most widely cultivated species. Its essential oil, distilled from the whole plant, is known for its relaxing and antiseptic properties. It soothes, heals, and relieves pain, while also being antispasmodic and helpful against sleep disorders and insomnia. It is one of the few oils that can be used pure for rubbing, baths, aromatic diffusion, inhalation, aromatic drinks, enemas, and beauty treatments.

• Ylang-ylang essential oil

Ylang-ylang is a tropical tree with bright green foliage, reaching up to 3 m in cultivation and up to 30 m in the wild. It grows in the Philippines, the Comoros, Réunion, and Madagascar. Its highly fragrant pale yellow flowers yield an essential oil that is highly prized in perfumery and cosmetics. It promotes relaxation, meditation, and inner peace, and possesses aphrodisiac and cell-regenerating properties. It can be used for diffusing, rubbing, as an aphrodisiac massage oil, and in baths.

• Nutmeg essential oil

Nutmeg is the seed of the nutmeg tree, which originates from Indonesia. A spice with a musky aroma, it was used since antiquity for embalming and is still prized in pharmacy and cosmetics. Its essential oil, obtained by distilling the dried fruit, is woody-spicy and colorless. It is analgesic, aids digestion, and regulates menstruation. It can be used in rubs, massage oil, baths, aromatic drinks, or in a diffuser, respecting the recommended dosage.

• Coriander essential oil

Coriander grows wild in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Used since antiquity for its medicinal properties and in the Middle Ages to "drive out demons," it yields a sweet and spicy oil through the distillation of its seeds. It possesses tonic, digestive, purifying, and anti-fatigue properties. It is used in rubs, aromatic diffusers, or grogs, diluted in a vegetable oil.

• Savory essential oil

Savory is a Mediterranean plant, considered an aphrodisiac in ancient Greece. It has stimulating, tonic, analgesic, and anti-infectious properties. It is indicated for respiratory or intestinal infections, general and sexual fatigue, and is used in synergy in massage oils or aromatic drinks.

• Oregano essential oil

Oregano, or marjoram, is a wild plant related to thyme, found on the Mediterranean coast and in Central Europe. Its aromatic leaves are used as a condiment. The essential oil, obtained by distilling the flowers of Origanum vulgare, is anti-infectious and immunostimulating. It supports the body against fatigue and respiratory, intestinal, or urinary tract infections.

It can be used in rubs, aromatic diffusers, massage oils, or aromatic drinks.
• Geranium essential oil

Geranium comprises approximately six hundred species, six of which, Pelargonium, are used in aromatherapy. Native to southern Africa, it is cultivated in Madagascar, Guinea, and Algeria.

Bourbon geranium essential oil, distilled from several pelargoniums, is tonic, healing, and aphrodisiac. It is indicated for fatigue, wounds and burns, as well as for slimming treatments.
• Cinnamon bark essential oil

Cinnamon comes from the inner bark of cinnamon trees, particularly Ceylon cinnamon. Fragrant, sweet, and warming, it has been used since antiquity in medicine and embalming. Its essential oil, distilled from the bark, is anti-infectious, tonic, purifying, and aphrodisiac. It is used diluted in massage oils, diffusers, or aromatic drinks.

• Clove essential oil

Cloves are the flower buds of the clove tree, native to Indonesia. Harvested before flowering and dried, they produce an anti-infectious, digestive, healing, and stimulating oil. It relieves toothaches and fatigue and can be used alone or in synergy: massage, diffusion, or aromatic drink.

• Rose essential oil

Rose essential oil is one of the rarest and most expensive: four tons of petals are needed for one kilo of oil. Distilled using a double extraction process, it is used in perfumery, cosmetics, and aromatherapy. It is regenerative, anti-cancer, anti-wrinkle, and calming. It promotes inner harmony and sensuality and reduces stress, anxiety, and insomnia. It can be used in rubs, massages, aromatic drinks, and body and face care.