The Myrcene terpene develops a blend of sour citrus, hops and mango scents, fresh and clean this terpene is linked with anti-inflammatory, pain relief, muscle relaxant and sedative properties.

As the name suggests the scent profile associated with Limonene is citrus fruits, specifically lemons, oranges, grapefruits and bergamot are all present in this terpene. The physiological effects can work to ease anxiety, nausea, depression and it’s reported that it can act on cancer cells.

Spicy, woody with a hint of cloves, Caryophyllene has real warming properties. Physiologically this terpene works as an anti-inflammatory as well as having anti-nausea and sedative properties.

Linalool has strong floral scents such as lavender, sage and even citrusy hops. This complex scent profile is linked to pain relief, anti-anxiety, sedative properties and even can help as an anticonvulsant.

A fresh, sharp pine forest is obvious to the nose on this terpene which is used to help focus the mind, retaining alertness and also can be used as an anti-inflammatory.

Useful as a chest decongestant as well as a sedative and a memory enhancer, this minty cool and refreshing terpene will clear user’s minds.

Refreshing but spicy with woodsy and rosemary scents, this terpene is helpful in keeping people alert as well as being a memory enhancer. Additionally, it can be utilised as a sinus decongestant.

Physiologically Nerolidol works to relax users, the anti-anxiety properties can sedate users. To the nose the scent profile presents flowery and woodsy notes.