The roots of the licorice, which belongs to the legume family and is widely used around the world, are used for medicinal and aromatic purposes.

Tea plant is an important industrial plant that is cultivated in the world, especially in places with abundant rainfall and humid climates.

Plantin can adapt to a wide range of soil and climatic conditions and is often found in open areas such as roadsides, meadows and pastures.

There is 2-3% essential oil in the plant. The main component of the essential oil is 1,8-cineole, and its ratio in the essential oil varies between 35-65%. It is not a problem to use in a small dose (2-3 drops in a 5 ml basic mixture or in 50 ml body oil mixtures and mouthwashes). This also applies to the use of sage juice.

Evergreen fragrant and fine needle-like leaves known as rosemary. It has white, purple, pink or blue colored flowers. It is an evergreen native shrub in the Mediterranean Region. It grows naturally in Adana, Mersin and Antalya provinces in Turkey. Rosemary is a perennial, semi-woody and shrub-like plant. The part used to extract oil is the leaves of the plant. Externally, it is supportive in balneotherapy, hypotonic circulatory disorders, rheumatic diseases. Among the people, the porridge of the plant is used as a wound healer and for eczema.

Turkish oregano is popularly known as ball thyme, stone thyme, moth thyme, cheese thyme and in Europe it is known as Turkish Oregan. Turkish oregano generally grows in Greece, the Islands, and in our country, along the coastline in the Aegean and Mediterranean Regions from Balıkesir to Mersin, at an altitude of 1400 meters above sea level. Turkish oregano has fringe roots. It is a herbaceous and perennial herb. The leaves are heart or oval shaped. The leaves are densely hairy.

Lavandin is a plant belonging to the Lamiaceae family. It grows naturally in European countries. It is a perennial, semi-woody and shrubby plant. Its roots are quite strong. Violet flowers bloom in June. Its leaves are grayish green in color.

Lemon verbena is a perennial, bush, semi-woody herb that grows naturally in South America, the leaves and branches of which contain essential oil with lemon flavor. It is cultivated in many countries of the world.

It is a perennial herbaceous plant. It blooms yellow flowers from June. The leaves are grayish green in color. It grows naturally in Europe and our country. There are flavonoids and terpenes in the essential oil. These substances inhibit the growth of bacteria. If applied topically on the skin, it is good for cuts, wounds and burns.