GINGER

Ginger, which is grown mainly for its rhizome, is one of our most ancient spices. The name "ginger" originates from the Sanskrit word "shringavera," which means "horn-shaped." Its shape also suggests its ability to relieve stomach ailments, according to the Doctrine of Signatures.

Ginger used in extract comes from Asia (India, Sri Lanka, China) or Madagascar. Ginger used in essential oil comes from Sri Lanka.

The ginger extract is combined with the beneficial effects of sea water and ginger essential oil. Together, they provide firming/toning and invigorating properties. They are ideal for use in a massage oil or bath product to give a distinctive, spicy freshness.