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Helps to promote a meditative state of mind, hence its use in religious ceremonies. Blends well with a wide variety of other oils -
Less sweet smelling than the Roman Camomile, this oil is used in massage blends for joints and muscles -
This cold-pressed organicc avoccado oil permeates the skin deeply, making it a good carrier for essential oils, promotes cell regeneration particularly good for ageing, fragile or sun damaged skin.
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A refreshing oil, traditionally used to aid the digestive system, reduce mental fatigue and sooth skin irritation.
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Ylang Ylang complete is produced by a long distillation of the flowers, producing an oil with a great richness of aroma. A complete perfume with base, middle, and top notes, blends well with most oils.
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Tea tree oil has a strong anti-microbial action and there is a large amount of research done on its wide variety of uses.
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This oil has great diuretic properties and also helps break down cellulite, while stimulating the regeneration of skin cells. Blends well with a wide variety of oils.
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A lively oil, adds freshness to a blend. Top note, blends well with most oils
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Fractionated deodorised oil with a light texture often used as a facial oil.
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A very popular oil, good for diffusing in public spaces. It adds freshness to any blend
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A rich warming oil which blends very well with spice oils. Use sparingly.
