Welcome to the “Herbarium” section of the Officina de’ Tornabuoni Firenze blog

where we explore the fascinating world of medicinal plants and their use in the Florentine officinal tradition. Here you will find detailed articles on the secrets of ancient formulas, the beneficial properties of plants, and how they are used to create natural and effective beauty products. Discover how Florentine herbal wisdom has been passed down through generations, offering natural remedies that blend tradition with innovation. Each plant is carefully selected for its unique properties and its ability to enhance the well-being of the skin and body. Delve into the stories and curiosities surrounding medicinal plants, and learn how to harness their benefits in your daily beauty routine.

Incense

Balancing and harmonizing.

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Ginseng

Tonic, adaptogenic.

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Geranium

Relaxing, rebalancing, astringent, toning.

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Echinacea

Immunostimulating

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Cedar

Regenerating, beneficial actions for the mind, promotes self-esteem, helps to counteract states of stress and anxiety.

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Bitter orange

From its aromatizing properties, metabolic stimulant, favors the metabolism of lipids and the balance of body weight. 

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Asparagus

Asparagus are rich in folic acid, a B vitamin essential for cell regeneration, able to reduce the incidence of congenital defects in the brain and spinal cord (Spina bifida).

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Peony

A perennial plant with thickened roots such as rhizomes, solitary flowers with a diameter of 7-8 centimeters. 

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Patchouli

Energizing and anti-stress.

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Ginger

Carminative, digestive, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.

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Myrrh

Harmonizing, instills optimism, stimulating.

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Iris

The most common specimens are Iris florentina, Iris germanica and Iris pallida.

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