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The Aromatherapist Exact Distillation Standards

With the distillation process it is important, when it starts, how long it takes and which equipment is used (copper or high grade steel).  A careful slow steam distillation under low pressure provides the best quality oil.  Because the active constituents in medicinal plants have varied evaporation rates when exposed to heat, great attention is given during distillation to specific evaporation rates, as well as pressure, and temperature.  This is an important step to ensure all biochemical constituents are captured and preserved, thus maintaining the integrity of the oil.  Unfortunately, many oils sold by brokers and large commercial enterprises have been exposed to high heat and pressure in order to speed the distillation process and save on dollars.  When money is the primary goal, the results can be devastating to the oil, as many of its vital therapeutic elements are forever lost.

Classifications of The Aromatherapist Essential Oils

Certified Organic Farming & Distillation - Labeled as "C.Org." Confirmed by well-known agencies that no use of chemical fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides has been used.  Furthermore, the slow low-pressure distillation process used on these farms preserves the maximum number of active components in the essential oils.  This process of manufacturing pure organic oils, which requires more time and involves higher risks, is usually only practiced in a few small family enterprises.  As a result, the organic essential oils are more costly than those of conventional farming methods.

Most of our certified organic products are controlled by the following organizations:
Simples (France), Demeter (Germany), Suolo e salute (Italy), Agrobio (Portugal), Vida Sana (Spain), CRAE (Spain), Biotop (Israel)

Organic Farming:  Like controlled organic, no use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides.  Distillation is usually under low pressure.  No overheating, usually slow distillation.  The farmer is not a member of one of the controlling organizations, but planting, harvesting and distillation are performed according to the old traditional methods without use of any chemical substances.  Because of our close personal contact with these farms we are able to monitor their work and feel confident that no chemicals are used in the manufacturing process of their essential oils.

Wild/Certified Organic - Labeled as "wc/c.org.": This category applies to oils stemming from wild-grown plants, harvested and distilled according to controlled organic regulations.  Their manufacturing does not differ from that of controlled organic oils.

Wild: Wild - Growth - Labeled as "Wild": These essential oils are gathered from plants in their uncultivated, wild state.  These oils are, in essence, organic and free from chemical residues, since the hand of nature has only touched them.

Absolute - Labeled as "Abs.": Absolutes are obtained by extracting oil from rare plants & flowers through the use of chemicals, such as hexane.  Many feel absolutes are not true essential oils, therefore have no place in true aromatherapy.  However, they are wonderful for use in blending exquisite perfumes and are more affordable than the distilled version.   Still, some plants or flowers cannot be distilled at any level to produce oil so they can only be found as extractions.

CO2 - Labeled as "CO2." CO2 extraction uses carbon dioxide to extract the aromatic substances from the plants.  This method allows a gentle treatment of the plants because the oil can be extracted at temperatures of about 30 degrees Celsius.

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