A pesar de que las flores de muchas plantas have a distinctive odor, aromatic the name refers to species whose leaves, when rubbed, emit a pleasant aroma.
In this chapter, these plants have been classified by the use or application of the perfume is obtained from essential oils. There are many species with this feature, from trees such as orange, to small shrubs such as lavender. SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS
aromatic plants are properties of essential oils that are stored. especially in their ho Perfume
aromatic plants used in the manufacture of colognes, oils and other preparations
perfumery and cosmetics. With them can make vegetables bathrooms, plus perfume your body, provide therapeutic effects. To this is added to a liter of water bath cooking of selected plant or a bag full of cloth and soaked in the tub.
insect repellents with fragrant flowers and leaves are made of odor bags, in addition to perfume the arm so as not to moths and other insects.
fresheners also Herbs can be used to purify and perfume the rooms of the house, either from its oils and essences and plant directory. These species are also performed popum's grammarians (mixtures of dried flowers and leaves). For the effect to be prolonged, add a fixative (common salt or white linen root). Cushions
herbs
Many species are used in fabncación cushion of grass, scented bed linen and induce sleep. For making them, you can mix the following
ingredients: dried lemon verbena leaves. lavender, rose petals, flowers vanadas rosemary and fragrant flowers (jasmine, honeysuckle, orange. lemon). A lemon peel in the mix keeps the smell. Classification
Given the wide variety of herbs, the following is a small selection of the most representative of each group:
Bitter Orange Trees Small tree with light green leaves and soft scent of orange . Has to be placed in full sun. frost, the soil should be sandy and rich in organic matter.
of its flowers and leaves are extracted essences and oils used to make perfumes. Lemon
has similar characteristics to the orange. From this tree we obtain a substance that is used tonic skin in cosmetics, in the preparation of perfumes and as a freshener. Shrubs
Most aromatic shrubs should be exposed to the sun, sheltered from frost. They are not too demanding with soil, but they need to drain well. In general, it is easy to maintain rustic species in the garden. Mirto
of white flowers with stamens and can reach three meters in height. Its flowers are used in the manufacture of toilet water, while the fruits are produced liquors, Verbena
measures 2.5 meters tall and its leaves give off a soft scent of lemon. Not support cold. Its oil is used in perfumery and dry leaves are used to make bags popum's and smell. It also has medicinal properties as a digestive and calming. Within the genre of Lavandula there are different species, such as lavender, lavender. lavandin and lavender, whose leaves and flowers are very fragrant. They are small shrubs of about 50 inches tall who endure drought well. Of them an oil used in perfumery. as air freshener and insect repellent. They also have medicinal properties in massage, as a stimulant and to relieve rheumatic pains. Romero
has small leaves and blue flowers (and sometimes white) are kept for much of the year. Its use is most widespread culinary uses but also to make bags
odor and popum's. and for the distillation of oils used in perfumery and cosmetics As a medicinal plant is very effective against rheumatic pains, exhaustion, weakness, nervous disorders circúlatenos and so forth. Herbaceous
These types of plants can be placed in small spaces. even in pots. Marjoram
reaches 30 inches tall and has white or pink flowers. Needs fertile soil and sun. It is used in the making cushions and bags aromatic odor. Its oil has therapeutic properties against the states of anxiety, menstrual disorders and insomnia. Bergamot
is a perennial plant up to one meter in height. It has aromatic leaves and flowers are red. You need a fertile, loose and wet, and requires a partial shade location.
Its oil is used to make perfumes. It is also used in potpourri.
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