Four Thieves Oil Collection 250ml Spritzer

The Blend is Four Thieves Oil which includes a combination of Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Cinnamon Bark, Cedarwood, Clove & Citronella in Grapeseed Carrier Oil to create an overall aromatic woody blend. 
Available for purchase are: 
10ml Rollerball. Blend in grapeseed oil. £6.50
30ml Glass bottle with dropper. Blend in grapeseed oil. £8.90
100ml Spray Bottle. Blend with distilled water. £9.90
250ml Spray Bottle. Blend with distilled water. £13.90
 
Four Thieves Oil Blend has 
Antibacterial, 
Antiseptic 
Antiviral
Immune-stimulating properties. 
 
External Use Only. 
Not suitable for children under 6. Not suitable for pregnancies. Test patch before using. 
 
This product comes with Free Shipping - Royal Mail 2nd Class( UK Only).  I dispatch on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. 
 
Please see my other listings for other size options / Blends available. 
 
A Little bit more about the Legend of Four Thieves Oil: 
 
Taking you back to the year 1413 at a time when the Bubonic Plague also known as the Black Death was rampant throughout Europe & Asia. The plague spread like wild-fire amongst the citizens, and the physicians alike. It seemed impossible to be in the vicinity without contracting
 
 it, and at the time, the sickness really did mean ultimate death. 
However, four thieves, who were notoriously robbing the infected dead bodies of all their possessions, miraculously never contracted the highly infectious plague, were captured and charged with the crime of stealing from the dead. The crime these four men committed was punishable by being burnt alive. The judge was so intrigued by how these men had stayed immune to this terrible disease, that he told them if they shared their secret he would spare them this punishment. Taking the deal, they told stories of their herbal knowledge and their powerful medicinal properties when combined in certain ways.
The Thieves told the judge their secret: they were perfume and spice merchants who were unemployed due to the closure of the sea ports and the devastation of the plague. In this age, physicians were seen wearing long black robes, wide brimmed hats, and masks that appeared to have a beak. The reason being that the masks were said to have contained a combination of herbs, spices, and essential oils that the physicians would breathe in order to keep themselves safe from those afflicted with the illness.
Their long black robes were also said to be doused in a similar fragrant concoction and current research continues to build upon this theory. They had prepared an essential oil recipe that when applied to their hands, ears, temples, feet and masks over their mouths, kept them safe from infection.
The judge stayed true to his word. The men were not burned alive, but instead they were hanged for their crimes.