This study presents systematic data on the major percentage of compounds from aromatic plants, the yield of oil, the method used to extract oil, the scent profile, and their uses. Since then, essential oils have gained popularity due to the high potential of their novel properties, i.e. as fragrant raw materials for many products such as toothpaste, hand soap, shampoos, hair oils, bath soap, cosmetic products, floor cleaner, mosquito repellents, incense sticks, food products, therapeutic products, herbal medicines, etc. Therefore, before using some raw materials that are naturally fragrant in products, it is crucial to understand their features, such as the percentage of molecules from aromatic plants, the percentage of oil yield, the used process for oil extraction, and their fragrance profiles. It will be highly beneficial in the development of new, highquality products items. Researchers, scientists, business owners, farmers, and industries will all benefit at the same time when new fragrance goods are developed