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Explore the Star Naturals Herbal Education Library — a botanical guide to traditional uses, herbal energetics, and the role of each plant in our formulations. Herbal Education Library Learn about the herbs and botanicals used in Star Naturals products. Explore traditional uses, herbal energetics, scientific research, and each plant’s role within our formulations. Browse by botanical or explore by product Herbs & Botanicals A–Z Filter by Product Select Product American Beautyberry Apple Cider Vinegar Argan Oil Arnica Avocado Oil Beeswax Bergamot Black Seed Oil Black Spruce Calendula Castile Soap Castor Oil Cayenne Pepper Cedarwood Ceylon Cinnamon Chamomile Chrysanthemum Citronella Clary Sage Cloves Coconut Oil Coriander Seeds Cumin Seeds Cypress Damiana Echinacea Elderberry Epsom Salt Eucalyptus Fennel Seeds Frankincense Garlic Ginger Hibiscus Jalapeño Jasmine Lavender Lemon Lemon Balm Lemon Eucalyptus Lemongrass Licorice Root Magnesium Chloride Mandarins Mullein Onion Palo Santo Passionflower Patchouli Peppermint Pink Himalayan Salt Raw Honey Rose Rosehip Oil Rosemary Sagebrush Scots Pine Shea Butter Spearmint St. John’s Wort Star Anise Sunflower Oil Sweet Almond Oil Sweet Marjoram Sweet Orange Tea Tree Thyme Turmeric Vitamin E Oil Witch Hazel The information provided in this Herbal Library is for educational purposes only and reflects traditional herbal uses. It is not intended as medical advice.

Eucalyptus essential oil profile highlighting refreshing aroma and traditional use in herbal practices Herbal Library / Eucalyptus This botanical profile is part of the Star Naturals Herbal Library. Eucalyptus Eucalyptus globulus Historical / Folk Use Eucalyptus has long been used in Australian and global herbal traditions for its invigorating aroma and refreshing character. Traditionally, leaves were crushed or infused into oils and poultices to accompany inhalation rituals, aromatic steam practices, baths, and topical preparations. In aromatic blends, it was valued for promoting a sense of open breathing and environmental freshness. Its crisp, cooling character helps support a sense of clarity, and ease of breathing. Energetics Traditionally described as: • Cooling and clearing • Activating and fresh • Promotes a sense of clarity and alertness • Sharp, invigorating, and clarifying aroma • Uplifting and clarifying • Expansive to senses • Traditionally associated with freshness, purification, and attentiveness How Star Naturals uses this botanical Eucalyptus essential oil appears in aromatic and topical blends designed to promote clarity and revitalization. Its crisp nature enhances our formulations focused on refreshing the senses and supporting an uplifting, invigorating experience. Found in these Star Naturals formulations: Magnesium Oil Spray Uplifting Mind Aromatherapy Roll-On Airway Ease Aromatherapy Roll-On Immune Harmony Aromatherapy Roll-On Research & Resources The research summaries below highlight findings from scientific studies on compounds found in this botanical. They are provided for educational purposes and do not represent claims about the effects of Star Naturals products. Study 1: Another clinical trial in adults with rheumatoid arthritis reported that eucalyptus oil inhalation was associated with reduced self‑reported pain severity and improved quality of life after one month of regular inhalation alongside standard care. PubMed Study 2: A double‑blind, placebo‑controlled study in healthy volunteers evaluated a topical preparation containing eucalyptus oil, peppermint, and ethanol applied to the forehead and temples. The preparation was associated with changes in cognitive measures and muscle relaxation indicators. PubMed Study 3: In a controlled study of adult volunteers, inhalation of eucalyptus essential oil was associated with changes in brain electrical activity and decreased systolic blood pressure that reflect relaxation‑related physiological responses during olfactory stimulation. PubMed Central Study 4: In a separate placebo‑controlled randomized trial in adults with stable COPD, cineole therapy was associated with reduced frequency, severity, and duration of exacerbations, along with improvements in lung function and dyspnea measures — outcomes that relate to airway inflammation and mucus membrane responses. PubMed Central Study 5: Reviews of clinical evidence on essential oil components note that cineole is associated with mucolytic, expectorant, and symptomatic improvements in acute airway conditions such as acute bronchitis and rhinosinusitis when studied in controlled clinical settings. PubMed Central Study 6: Clinical research involving cineole, the dominant constituent of eucalyptus essential oil, has shown associations with reduced cough frequency and improvement in bronchitis symptoms in adults in a double‑blind, placebo‑controlled trial. PubMed Central Study 7: Laboratory research consistently demonstrates that eucalyptus essential oil is associated with antimicrobial activity in vitro against a range of bacterial and fungal organisms when tested under controlled laboratory conditions. PubMed PubMed < Previous herb Back to Herbal Library Next herb >

Rose botanical profile highlighting traditional use, gentle energetics, and role in skincare Herbal Library / Rose This botanical profile is part of the Star Naturals Herbal Library. Rose Rosa centifolia, Rosa damascena Historical / Folk Use Rose has been treasured for centuries in herbal, culinary, and aromatic traditions across the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. The petals were commonly dried and prepared as teas, syrups, rosewater, and infused oils. Roses were also widely used in perfumery and bathing preparations, where their delicate floral aroma and gentle sweetness added elegance to traditional blends. In folk traditions, rose symbolized love, beauty, devotion, and emotional warmth. Energetics Traditionally described as: • Cooling and soothing • Floral and heart-opening • Harmonizing to mood • Gentle and uplifting • Balancing and tender • Romantic and harmonizing How Star Naturals uses this botanical Rose is featured in various formulations such as our botanical bath soak, tea blend, aromatic perfume, and aromatherapy roll-on. Its delicate floral notes bring elegance and harmony to each blend. This versatile ingredient enhances the overall sensory experience of each blend. Found in these Star Naturals formulations: Calm Down Love Aromatherapy Roll-On Relax and Restore Bath Soak Rose & Patchouli Perfume Love Potion Loose Leaf Tea Research & Resources The research summaries below highlight findings from scientific studies on compounds found in this botanical. They are provided for educational purposes and do not represent claims about the effects of Star Naturals products. Study 1: A randomized clinical study evaluated inhaled rose aromatherapy in a clinical setting and measured stress, anxiety, and selected physiological parameters before and after exposure. The study observed associations between rose aroma inhalation and changes in reported stress and anxiety levels, along with shifts in measured hemodynamic parameters. PubMed Study 2: A randomized study of healthcare workers evaluated rose aromatherapy and observed associations between rose aroma exposure and changes in anxiety and sleep-quality scores PubMed Study 3: A randomized clinical trial evaluated inhaled Rosa damascena aromatherapy prior to a medical procedure. The research observed associations with changes in stress-related questionnaire scores and certain physiological measures among participants exposed to the aroma. PubMed Study 4: A systematic review of randomized trials evaluated Rosa damascena preparations for menstruation-related symptoms, including related pain, headache, fatigue, anxiety, and bloating. The research observed mixed results across studies, with some symptom measures showing differences. PubMed Study 5: A randomized controlled trial evaluated oral Rosa damascena extract in menopausal women. The research observed associations with changes in self-reported stress and mood-related questionnaire scores among participants taking the extract compared with placebo. PubMed Study 6: Research on rose ( Rosa damascena and related species) suggests it may gently support sexual well-being and mood in both men and women. Clinical and observational studies have explored rose preparations for supporting aspects of sexual function, desire, and emotional comfort, with findings indicating potential benefits for individuals experiencing stress-related or medication-associated changes in libido. Overall, the literature points to rose’s traditional reputation as a heart- and mood-supportive botanical that may contribute to a more relaxed, receptive state associated with intimacy. PubMed Science Direct Study 7: A randomized clinical study observed associations between intake of a blend including rose extracts and improvements in skin hydration, firmness, and visible signs of aging. PubMed Central Study 8: A scientific investigation examined rose petal extract in a laboratory setting and found it was associated with reduced inflammatory signaling and strong antioxidant activity in skin‑related models. PubMed Central < Previous herb Back to Herbal Library Next herb >