The sage is found in many regions of Greece. It has a rich aroma and is used as a seasoning but mainly as a decoction.

Sage leaves are dried and consumed for its therapeutic and beneficial properties.

They can also be added to recipes with meat, chicken, fish or sauces for extra flavor in your dish.

Finally, it is worth noting that the essential oil of sage is produced from the distillation of the leaves and flowers, which is used in many cosmetic products.

It is the herb that consists of dried leaves and flowers of the mallow plant.

It is mainly used for its medicinal properties.

It can be consumed as a drink. In a cup of boiling water, pour a teaspoon of herb, leave for 10-15 minutes, strain and drink.

Otherwise, it is used externally as a compress. Wet a clean cloth in mallow tea and apply topically.

The herb herbs or the garlic has astringent action. It also has soothing, antiseptic and antispasmodic properties. As you can see from the name Botanica (Zohaha = Hemorrhoid), this herb is specific to the treatment of hemorrhoids. It is made as an infusion. Pour a cup of boiled water into 1-2 teaspoons of dry herbal tea and leave it for 10 minutes.

Yarrow is a native, aromatic plant with gray-green leaves and yellow flowers.

It is one of the best medicinal herbs.

It can be consumed as an infusion or decoction, while externally we can use the fresh herb directly on the skin, make a poultice or tincture and add its essential oil to our therapeutic ointments.

Neem powder is derived from the dried leaves of the neem plant and is well known for its powerful purifying and beneficial properties.

It is traditionally used in skincare and haircare, helping to manage oiliness, acne, and dandruff while soothing irritation.

Rich in natural antioxidants and antibacterial compounds, it is ideal for natural treatments and cosmetic applications.

It can be used in face masks, shampoos, or care pastes, offering a complete and natural approach to personal care.