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Casida offers 100% natural, unadulterated essential oils that are developed and bottled in Germany under the highest quality standards. The oils are free of synthetic additives and are obtained using gentle processes to preserve the full effectiveness of the plants.
Casida carries out strict quality tests; the starting oils are tested in batches, for example using gas chromatography, to ensure the purity of the oils.
Yes, Casida products are vegan and contain no animal ingredients. They are also free of fragrances, colors and preservatives, which makes them particularly skin-friendly and suitable for sensitive people.
The essential oils are suitable for various areas of application such as relaxation, concentration, mood improvement and natural room scenting. We also offer special blends for targeted effects, such as sleep or anti-stress oils.
We support your selection with informative product descriptions and application guides on our website. There are also themed sets that are ideal for beginners or specific needs such as wellness, anti-stress or sleep.
Classic aromatherapy has been used in various cultures for hundreds of years. At that time it was recognized that scents can have different effects on the body and the psyche.
Aromatherapy still works today with essential oils that are obtained from flowers, leaves, fruits, roots or the bark of plants. Various processes are used to extract the volatile fragrances from the plants and to preserve them bound to an oil.
Essential oils are a true treasure of nature. We at Casida work with great care and attention to detail to make the powers of plants usable for people. Aromatherapy is particularly close to our hearts. Our natural essential oils accompany you on the path to holistic health and well-being. Use the positive effects of pure aromatic substances for alternative health care.
ABOUT THE ESSENTIAL OILS
Essential oils can be used wonderfully in a fragrance lamp or aroma diffuser. To do this, around 4 to 8 drops of essential oil are added to a little water and nebulized in a fragrance lamp or diffuser using modern ultrasound technology. Choose different oils individually to fill the room with an activating, relaxing, calming, concentration-promoting or optimistic atmosphere.
The external use of essential oils in aromatherapy is also very popular. Mix a few drops of the natural essential oil with a carrier oil, for example almond oil or wild rose oil, for an individual body care oil or massage oil - for a calming or stimulating effect.
Nature provides us with a rich selection of different oils for a variety of uses
Scent therapy with essential oils is part of herbal medicine. She harnesses the powerful, natural essences of plants to holistically promote health and well-being. Essential oils have an equal effect on the body and the mind, which is why aromatherapy can be used to treat physical and mental complaints.
Aromatherapy supports health in a natural way
Aromatherapy is a useful addition to traditional medicine. It is based on centuries of experience and knowledge about the effects of plants and plant parts. This form of therapy can help bring balance to the soul and alleviate physical complaints. In addition, scent therapy is easy to implement because the active ingredients of pure, natural essential oils develop when you smell them.
Naturally pure essential oils develop their effect, for example, through:
Areas of application for scent therapy with natural essential oils
The old wisdom that an herb can be grown against every illness is also confirmed in aromatherapy. Due to the great diversity of the plant world, the right plant essence can be found for a variety of complaints in the form of an essential oil that can bring relief.
Examples include:
The list of possible uses is almost endless and is further described in the Casida guide texts.
Marguerite Maury (1895 – 1968) is considered the pioneer of the “English school” of aromatherapy. Her student Danièle Ryman is now a world-leading aromatherapist and book author.
Eliane Zimmermann, who was born in South America in 1959 and now lives in Germany, coined the terms “aroma practice” and “aroma practitioner”. Due to her numerous publications, she is widely known as a flavor expert.
