Fragonia Essential Oil 12ml - Essentially Australia

Fragonia Essential Oil

CN¥ 139.31

Great for calming stress, anxiety, it can balance upset emotions, good for rest.

Fragonia Essential Oil

Fragonia essential oil is one of Australia’s newest and greatest essential oils, it is unique, with 3 distinct yet equal components, it is incredible to relax with, it is calming, great for emotional stress.

Fragonia essential oil is also good for tired joints or muscles, it is an essential oil you must have in your collection.

Botanical name: Agonis Fragrans

Ingredients 100% v/v pure Fragonia essential oil.

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Aroma

Fragonia essential oil is unique with 3 aromas in equal amounts, These 3 oil components in balance are argued to help balance people’s emotions and mind. Fragonia essential oil consists of a delicate aroma, a pleasant perfume aroma and a fresh aroma are the three aromas provide the balance.

Benefits

Fragonia essential oil has powerful balancing properties, calming, freeing of stress, freeing past emotional problems and blockages, makes peace on the inside, lifting of grief, tranquillity, decrease anxiety, the calming qualities can also assist tired muscles.
Fragonia essential oil is gentle on the skin, can help overcome jet lag or shift work body clock issues.
Fragonia essential oil also freshens the air in a room or environment. Fragonia essential oil is also prised for its anti-bacterial qualities.

Uses

In an oil burner, vaporiser, potpourri, meditation, room freshener, massage oil, baths, use as an attractive perfume odour.

Aromatherapy Oil

2 to 4 drops in an oil burner, 5-10 drops in an aroma mist, a couple of drops in a vaporiser, 1 to 2 drops into a bath.

Blend with

Eucalyptus Australiana, Kunzea, Lemon Tea Tree, Australian Sandalwood, Tea Tree.

Massage

10 to 25 drops per 100ml of carrier oil.

Characteristics

Fresh, delicate, watery, clear liquid.

Main Actives

1,8 cineole, hydrocarbons (pinenes) and monoterpenols (linalool, geraniol, terpinene-4-ol, terpineol).

Precautions

Fragonia essential oil is non toxic, non irritant and non sensitising. Keep out of reach of children, store away from direct sunlight, store below 30 degrees.

Other Common Names

Coarse Tea Tree.

Natural Occurrence in Australia

Fragonia (Agonis fragrans) has limited distribution in south west Western Australia.

Research

University of Western Australia – Demonstrated Fragonia essential oil to have significant anti-microbial activity, similar to Tea Tree. The University also demonstrated Fragonia essential oil has anti-inflammatory properties.
Dr Daniel Penoel – In 2005 he found Fragonia essential oil was anti-inflammatory, fights common respiratory infections, strengthens the immune system, has excellent analgesic properties.

Extraction and Farming Method

Fragonia essential oil is extracted via steam distillation of the stems and branches. Fragonia is grown in plantations around south west Western Australia.
The harvesting is done mechanically, the branchlets and leaves are cut, the leaves are collected and then placed into a stainless steel boiler. The trees are harvested and are then steam distilled for around 1 to 1.5 hours.

History

Traditional Usage

Traditional knowledge on Fragonia has never been recorded and remains unexplored, attempts have been made to contact the local people who live in the same region as Fragonia but no information has been exchanged to date.

Early European Usage

There is no recorded use of the Fragonia plant by early settlers.

Present Day Usage

A husband and wife team, heard about the local plant and explored the plants potential, they began selecting superior genetic varieties, they then established small plantations of Fragonia on their property in south west Western Australia in 2001.
The couple continue to harvest the Fragonia plant for its essential oil. It is from this farm, Essentially Australia secures its Fragonia essential oil.
Fragonia essential oil is a new oil to the aromatherapy industry and has the potential to be a unique, new aroma with many unique properties. Dr Daniel Peneol was introduced to the oil in 2005 by Mark Webb.
Dr Peneol conducted several emotional and psychological trials with the oil and developed the theory of the oils balancing properties. He is a leading international advocate of Fragonia essential oil.
The flower is also cut and used in the florist industry.

Constitution Ranges of Fragonia Essential Oil

alpha-pinene	22-27%
beta-pinene	1-2%
limonene	2-3%
para-cymene	2-4%
1,8 cineole	27-33%
linalool	7-13%
terpinene-4-ol	2-5%
alpha-terpineol	5-8%
myrtenol	3-5%

Optical rotation@ 20C: +12.5
Relative Density@ 20C: 0.900
Refractive index @ 20C: 1.469

Herbs: Fragonia

Selection of products with the same herbal ingredient

Precautions for use and proper use of essential oils

Read before use

Use essential oils with moderation and care. Essential oils are very powerful.
Essential oils should not be applied to the eyes, the eye contour or in the ears. In case of contact, apply a neutral vegetable oil and rinse with water. Consult a doctor quickly. Essential oils must be diluted for application to mucous membranes.
Always keep essential oils out of reach and out of sight of children. For their safety, never remove the dropper cap from the bottles of essential oils.
Some oils can be irritating or particularly sensitizing. The majority of essential oils are used diluted in a vegetable oil on the skin. We recommend that you always carry out a skin tolerance test in the crease of the elbow for at least 48 hours before any use on the skin, either pure or diluted. If you observe a reaction (redness, irritation, tingling, etc.), do not use the mixture.
The essential oils of Angelica, Bergamot, Celery, Lemon, Lime, Khella, Lovage, Tangerine, Orange, Blood Orange, Grapefruit, Tagetes, Fragrant Verbena and the oily macerate of St John's Wort can be photosensitive. After using these oils, do not expose yourself to the sun or UV rays for 8 to 10 hours.
Some essential oils can be irritating, particularly sensitizing, or can be toxic in large doses or over the long term: Yarrow, Garlic, Ajowan, Bitter Almond, Dill, Green Anise, Tulsi (Holy Basil), Tropical Basil, Copahu Balm, Bay St Thomas, Yellow Birch, Cinnamon (bark and leaf), Chinese Cinnamon, Caraway, Cedarwood, Cumin, Turmeric, Cypress, Tarragon, Eucalyptus Blue Mallee, Eucalyptus Blue Gum, Eucalyptus Peppermint Gum, Sweet fennel, Wintergreen, Clove (nail and leaf), Italian Helichrysum, Scented inula, Khella, Lantana, Laurel, Lemongrass, Lentisque pistachio, Lemon slime, Lovage, Magnolia, Lemon balm, Spearmint, St. John's wort, Nutmeg, Oregano, Parsley, Pine, Rosemary, Damask Rose, Balsam Fir, Pectinated Fir, Mountain Savory, Snakeberry, Tagetes, Annual Tansy, Turpentine, Thyme, Scented Verbena, Ylang Ylang. For more information on the specific precautions for each essential oil, consult the respective page available on our website.
In general, we do not recommend the use of essential oils for pregnant or breastfeeding women, epileptics, hypersensitive people or people with hormone-dependent cancer, and more generally those with health problems. Unless medical advice is given, do not use essential oils for babies and children under 3 years of age. For children over the age of 3, use them only under medical supervision.
Injections of essential oils are strictly forbidden.
In case of respiratory allergies or asthma, avoid inhaling directly from essential oil diffusers.
Do not combine essential oils and medicinal treatments without medical advice.
Consult a doctor for any therapeutic indication or oral treatment. Essential oils must be diluted on a carrier such as edible oil, honey, sugar or neutral tablet for oral use.
In case of accidental ingestion, rinse the mouth with edible vegetable oil. Immediately contact an anti-poison centre and consult a doctor. Do not induce vomiting. If possible, swallow 1 or 2 spoonfuls of edible vegetable oil to dilute the essential oil.
If you have any doubts or queries, do not hesitate to ask your doctor for advice.

The information on essential oils available on our website, in our catalogue and on our brochures is at your disposal for information purposes only. They represent a synthesis of our readings of various works concerning aromatherapy and are not to be considered medical advice.

FAQ, Shipping, Returns Bulk and Backorders

How long will delivery take?

Products are usually dispatched 1 business day after your order. Express orders placed before 2pm AEST will be dispatched the same day.

Delivery to NSW usually takes 1 or 2 days and up to 7 days for WA.
Regional Australia delivery can take up to 11 days.

International order may take up to 2—3 weeks.

Can I track my parcel?

Short answer: Yes

For Sendle

a tracking number is available on request.

Go to the Sendle website to track your shipment https://try.sendle.com/tracking

For Australia Post

a tracking number will be sent in your shipping confirmation email.

Go to the Australia Post website to track your shipment https://auspost.com.au/mypost/track/

Can I order Express Post?

Short answer: Yes

Simply select Express Post at checkout.

You can also order Express Post by phone, please give us a call on +61 2 9550 1345 during business hours.

Express Post orders must be placed before 2pm AEST to ship the same business day.

Please be aware that if your order contains a mix of products in Stock and on Backorder, by default your order will ship all at once when all products are available. If you would like the products in Stock to ship straight away, please place two separate orders, or contact us so we can charge you for two separate deliveries.

Can you deliver to PO BOX address or Parcel Locker?

Short answer: Yes

Please Select either Regular Post or Express Post at check out if you want your order to be delivered to a PO Box or Parcel Locker.

If your order is over $120 and has free delivery, please leave a note if you prefer that we use Australia Post for your parcel.

Unfortunately Sendle cannot deliver to PO Boxes or Parcel Lockers.

Sendle cannot deliver to Australia Post owned properties. This includes post offices, PO boxes, locked bags, parcel lockers or parcel collect locations. This is because Australia Post restricts delivery to these locations.

Can I order internationally?

Short answer: Yes

Please Select either Standard Post, Express Post or Sendle at check out.

The Herb Temple takes no responsibility in possible charges and taxes that may arise on international orders.

What happens if no one is home?

Sendle

If a receiver is not home to sign for a parcel, Sendle will attempt to redeliver the item for free. If the parcel cannot be delivered again, it may be left at one of 1'400 local collection points. Collection points may include newsagents or service stations. It’s important to us that every parcel completes its Sendle journey safe and sound, but we appreciate that some locations may not have nearby collection points to make this possible. If this is the case, Sendle may opt to have these parcels returned to the sender. We cannot be held responsible for a parcel returned to us.

Australia Post

If a receiver is not home, Australia Post may decide to leave the parcel in a safe place, unless a signature is required.

Australia Post may opt to bring the parcel to the nearest collection point (Post Offices).

It’s important to us that every parcel completes its journey safe and sound, but we cannot be held responsible for a parcel returned to us, or lost when marked as delivered in a safe place by Australia Post.

Can I return my order?

Please choose carefully as we can not accept returns, nor refund or exchange for change of mind.

Return shipping costs are the buyer's responsibility unless we have made a mistake with your order.

If you received the wrong products we will make it up to you as soon as we can. Please take pictures of your parcel as soon as you receive it. 48 hours after delivery we will consider that your order has arrived safely and cannot be held responsible for missing products.

Thank you for your understanding.

Receiving a damaged product

If any item received is damaged, please contact us via email within 48 hours of delivery. Beyond this, we or the freight contractors cannot be held liable for damages.

In an unlikely event that your items arrive damaged, please email us with your full name, description of item that was damaged and images of the damaged goods as received in its box within 48 hours of delivery. We will lodge an insurance claim on your behalf and will send a replacement out or give you a refund as soon as possible.

We will not acknowledge any messages or images sent to any of our social media messaging tools as all correspondence and images have to be sent to our email address. Without pictures, we cannot lodge an insurance claim on your behalf and therefore cannot offer you a replacement nor be held liable for damages.

Thank you for your understanding.

My order did not arrive, what can I do?

Please report the missing parcel to either Australia Post or Sendle depending on the courier that was used for your parcel. The tracking information is on your order confirmation email and you should have received tracking updates by emails directly from the courier. You will need to quote your tracking number in order to report a missing parcel.

If the carrier is unable to locate your items, please contact us and we will help lodge an enquiry for you.

Sendle will launch an investigation that should last about a week. During this time, unfortunately, we can not intervene. Depending on the outcome of the investigation, we may decide to send a replacement if the parcel is considered lost. Most parcels are recovered and delivered during this time though.

Read the information in these links before submitting an enquiry.

Sendle
https://support.sendle.com/hc/en-us/articles/205952747-Parcel-not-delivered

Australia Post
https://auspost.com.au/help-and-support/

Please be aware that if you gave authority to leave your parcel unattended, you waved any rights to a replacement or refund. Neither us nor the courier can be held liable for the loss of the parcel.

What is a Preorder or Backorder?

When you order a product on backorder, this means that we currently do not have the product in stock. We will endeavour to get it from our supplier as fast as possible. This will usually take a week, but can take up to 3–4 weeks.

If your order contains a mix of products in Stock and on Backorder, by default your order will ship all at once when all products are available. If you would like the products in Stock to ship straight away, please place two separate orders, or contact us so we can charge you for two separate deliveries.

Please bear in mind that herbs are seasonal, we cannot force nature. Therefore there may be a possibility that your product will not be available for some time. If this is the case, we will get in touch and find the best possible outcome. Please understand that no refund will be issued within the first 45 days of an order being placed. Refunds for backorders will only be issued if we are unable to supply the goods within 45 days.

Thank you for your understanding.

Backorder is what is sometimes called display to order (ODO).

Can I order Bulk?

Most of our herbs and powders are also available in Bulk, usually in 250g, 500g or 1kg bags.

If you would like to order some herbs in Bulk, please contact us and we will get back to you with pricing and availability within a day or two.

Herbs are seasonal, so sometimes our suppliers can be out of stock for a while. That's why we'd rather take your bulk order manually, to really make sure we can fulfil it.

It usually takes between 2 to 4 weeks for a bulk order to be shipped out.

Brand

Essentially Australia was created in 2012 by Greg Trevena to provide the biggest range of Australian essential oils in the world. The company aspires to offer premier aromatic and medicinal products for the mind, body and home, all of which are derived from Australian native oils. Essentially Australia seek to encourage and educate consumers to develop a closer connection to Australia’s ecology through an increased awareness and use of Australia’s unique native plants and experience their many beneficial uses.