Botanical Name: Coffea arabica
Botanical Name: Rubiaceae
Extraction Method: CO2
Part of Plant Distilled: Bean
Country of Origin: Italy
Cultivation Method: Organic
Composition: 100% Coffea arabica
Consistency: Medium viscosity
Scent Description: Freshly brewed boldness with notes of toasty chocolate and mocha.
In Living Libations: Chocolate Mocha Lover Lips, and CelluLight Formula.
Blends well with: Peppermint, Cinnamon, Ginger, Lemon, Cardamom, Carrot and Vanilla.
Uses: Energizing. Mood enhancer. Room deodorizer. Skin smoothing massage oil. Perfect in scrumptious perfumes. Neat in a morning shower or bath. A few drops of our oil in the bath will make tense muscles relax.
Between the 11th and 17th centuries, delight for the coffee bean spread throughout the globe at lightning speed. Coffee can trace its roots back to Ethiopia where the first coffee trees originated, and to ancient Arabia where monks would sip the bean's black juice throughout their morning prayers. In Africa, battle-weary warriors would add crushed coffee beans to their meat to revitalize themselves before returning to the battlefield. In the 18th century, a shrub from King Louis XIV's personal coffee tree was planted on the tropical island of Martinique, it only took a few decades for twenty-million coffee trees to sprout!
With our special super-extracted Coffee Bean essence, you can bask and bath in the mocha-magic of coffee's enchanting aroma by just sniffing the bottle, in culinary creations, serums and soaks – caffeine free! The fruit of the coffee tree can gladden your vibe, effervesces excitement in your mind, and smooth skin tone.
The tantalizing powers of the coffee bean are renowned the world over. Harness your inner verve with our Coffee Bean essence, and luxuriate in the time-tested zeal of Coffea Arabica.
"We shall prepare the coffee of reconciliation through the filter of justice. Through reconciliation, streams of tears will come to our eyes."
~ Jean-Bertrand Aristide
"Prior to being made into a hot beverage, coffee was used as a food, wine and preparations. In Latin America, the leaves are boiled and used in baths for muscle and joint aches."
~ Carol and David Schiller, The Aromatherapy Encyclopedia: A Concise Guide to Over 385 Plant Oils
