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HBNO-Product-List.Pdf Manufacturer and Exporter of Essential Oils, Absolutes, and Carrier Oils 1215 Anderson Lane Santa Barbara, California 93111 [email protected] Toll Free (855) 865 3917 Essential Oil Absinthe African Bluegrass Ajowan Allspice Berry Agarwood Ambrette Co2 Amyris Angelica Root Angelica Seed Aniseed Arnica Anise Star Armoise Asafoetida Basil (Sweet) Balsam fir, ORGANIC Bay Leaf Bergamot Bergamot B.F. Bergamot Mint Bergamot Mint, ORGANIC Betel Leaf Beeswax Absolute Birch (Sweet) Birch (Tar) Bitter Orange Black Pepper Black Pepper, ORGANIC Black Seed Black Spruce, ORGANIC Blood Orange Black Currant Bud absolute Black Pine Buchu Broom (Genet) absolute Cade Cassie Absolute Camphor Cananga Cajeput Calamus Caraway Cardamom Cardamom, ORGANIC Carrot Seed India Carrot Seed Austria Carrot Seed, ORGANIC Cedarwood Atlas Cedarwood Chinese Cedarwood Himalayan Cedarwood,ORGANIC Cedarwood Texas Cedarwood Virginia Cedar Leaf Celery Seed Champak Red Chamomile (German) Chamomile German, ORGANIC Chamomile (Roman) Chamomile Roman, ORGANIC Chamomile (Santoline) Chamomile (Wild) Chili Seed Cassia Cassia, ORGANIC Cinnamon Bark Cinnamon Bark ORGANIC Cinnamon Bark Co2 Cinnamon Leaf Citronella Citronella, ORGANIC Citronella (Java) Clary Sage Cary Sage, ORGANIC Clementine Clove Leaf Clove Bud Clove Stem Cocoa Absolute Coffee Co2 Coriander seed Cognac green Cognac white Copaiba Copaiba, ORGANIC Cypriol Cypress Cumin Davana Dill Seed Dill Weed Dwarf Pine Elemi Elderflower absolute Eucalyptus Globulus Eucalyptus, ORGANIC Eucalyptus Dives Eucalyptus Smithii Eucalyptus Radiata Eucalyptus Radiata, ORGANIC Fennel Fenugreek Fir Needle Frankincense (Boswellia Serrata) Frankincense Oil, ORGANIC Frankincense (Boswellia Carterii) Frangipani Galbanum Galangal Garlic Geranium Bourbon Geranium Egypt Geranium, ORGANIC Ginger Ginger, ORGANIC Ginger Co2 Gingergrass Grapefruit Pink Grapefruit white Gujurm Dark Gujurm Light Guaiacwood Hay Absolute Helichrysum Italicum Helichrysum, ORGANIC Helichrysum Gymnocephalum Helichrysum Bractieferum Helichrysum Splendidum Ho Wood Honey Absolute Hops Hydacheim Spicatum Hyssop Jack Pine ORGANIC Jamarosa Jasmine Grandiflorum Jasmine Sambac Jasmine Sambac, ORGANIC Juniper Berry (Himalayan) Juniper berry, ORGANIC Juniper Berry (Europe) Juniper Needle Kewra Absolute Laurel Leaf Laurel Leaf, ORGANIC Lavandin Grosso Lavender 40/42 Lavender Bulgaria Lavender, ORGANIC Lavender Dalmatia Lavender Dutch Lavender French Lavender Kashmir Lavender Russia Lavandin Grosso Lavandin Super Labdanum Absolute Lemon Distilled Lemon Cold Pressed Lemon, ORGANIC Lemongrass Lemongrass ORGANIC Lemon Eucalyptus Lemon Eucalyptus, ORGANIC Lime Cold Pressed Lime Kaffir Leaf Litsea Cubeba Lovage Mace Mandarin Mandarin Green Marjoram Mimosa absolute Michelia Alba Leaf Oil Michelia Alba Flower Oil Myrtle Myrrh Resinoid Myrrh Mastic Norway Spruce Norway Spruce, ORGANIC Neroli Nutmeg Nutmeg, ORGANIC Oakmoss Onion Orange Orange, ORGANIC Orris Opoponax Orange 5 fold Orange 10 fold Oregano Oregano, ORGANIC Osmanthus Absolute Palmarosa Palmarosa, ORGANIC Parsley Leaf Parsley Seed Patchouli Patchouli, ORGANIC Peppermint Peppermint, ORGANIC Petitgrain Pennyroyal Peru Balsam Pimento Leaf (Bay Rum) Pine Needle Pine Needle, ORGANIC Pink Lotus Absolute Red Champaca Absolute Rosemary Morocco Rosemary Spain Rosemary ORGANIC Rose Bulgaria Rose India Rose Turkey Rue Savory Sandalwood Mysore Siberian Fir Needle Silver Fir Needle Sage Spain Sage Austria Spearmint Spikenard Spruce White Spruce Black ORGANIC Styrax Benzoin Absolute Sugandh Mantri Sugandh kokila (Indian Laurel Berry) Tagetes Tarragon Tangerine Tea Tree Chinese Tea Tree, ORGANIC Tea Tree Australia Tonka Bean Absolute Tomar Seed Thuja Leaf Thuja Wood Thyme Red Thyme White Thyme, ORGANIC Turmeric Turmeric, ORGANIC Tulsi (Holy Basil) Tulsi, (Holy Basil), ORGANIC Tuberose absolute Valerian Root Vanilla Oil Co2 Vanilla 1 fold Vanilla 2 fold Vanilla 3 fold Vanilla 5 fold Vanilla 10 fold Vanilla 20 fold Vanilla Madagascar Co2 Vetiver Indonesia Vetiver Haiti Vetiver South Indian Vetiver North Indian Violet leaf absolute Wintergreen White lotus Absolute Wormwood Yarrow Blue Yarrow Green Ylang Ylang #3 Ylang Ylang Extra Ylang Ylang, ORGANIC Carrier Oil Almond, refined Amla, Virgin Argan, ORGANIC Black Seed, Virgin Black Seed, ORGANIC Brahmi Bhringraj Baobab, ORGANIC Calendula Chaulmoogra, virgin Castor Castor, ORGANIC Coconut, 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Fruit, Brahmi leaf, Bacopa Herb, Bhringaraj Leaf, Sesame Oil, Turmeric essential oil, Peppermint essential oil, Chili seed essential oil Angel Angel Beard (Pine) (10445) Organic Argan Oil, Sunflower Oil, Norway Spruce oil, clove bud oil, Orange oil Angel Angel Beard (Woody) (10444) Organic Argan Oil, Sunflower Oil, Texas Cedarwood oil Angel Angel Beard (Spicy) (10447) Organic Argan Oil, Sunflower Oil, Myrrh Oil, Frankincense Oil, Orange oil Angel Beauty (10232) Organic Jojoba Oil, Roman Chamomile, Lavender Oil, Tea Tree Oil Angel Bedtime (10295) Lavender Oil, Spanish Marjoram Oil, Copaiba Oil, Clary Sage Oil, Roman Chamomile oil Angel Blues Away (10492) Tangerine Oil, Grapefruit oil, Geranium Oil , Ylang Ylang Oil Angel Breathe (10285) Eucalyptus, Peppermint, Tea tree, Lemon oil, Siberian Fir Needle, Cardamom, Laurel Leaf Angel Calming (10463) Mandarin Oil, Lavender Oil, Tangerine Oil, German Chamomile Oil Angel Cedar Sweet (10521) Cedarwood oil, grapefruit oil, Spanish sage oil, 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Wintergreen, Frankincense, Marjoram rosemary Angel Headache Away (10478) Lavender Oil Palmarosa Oil, German Chamomile Oil, Geranium Oil, Lemon Oil Angel Immune Strength (10479) Lemon Oil, Frankincense Oil, Palmarosa Oil, Copaiba Oil, Petitrain Oil Dill Weed Oil Angel Insect Free (10201) Citronella Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Rosemary Oil, Geranium Oil, Cedarwood Oil Angel Lovely Skin (10533) Organic jojoba oil, frankincense oil, sandalwood oil, vanilla oil Co2, myrrh oil Angel Aroma Ease (10449) Peppermint HBNO oil, Spanish Sage Oil, Cardamom Oil, Ginger Oil, Sweet Fennel Oil Angel Oily Hair (10508) Sesame oil, watermelon seed oil, organic argan oil, brahmi oil, marula oil, basil essential oil, lemon essential oil, cedarwood essential oil, patchouli essential oil, rosemary essential oil, ylang ylang esssential oil, tea tree essential lavender essential oil Angel Opulence (10417) orange, frankincense carterii, patchouli, clove bud, ginger, myrrh, pine needle Angel Protection (thieves) (10171) Clove , Cinnamon, Lemon, Eucalyptus, Rosemary Angel Purification (10502) Lemon Eucalyptus Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Lavandin Oil, Cypress Oil, Clove Angel Refresh (10520) orange oil, camphor oil, cananga oil, lavandin Angel Rousing (10206) Ylang Ylang Oil, Bergamot Oil, Geranium Oil, Coriander
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