Essential Oil Library

A precious floral essential oil with calming, anti-anxiety, and skin-supporting properties. Contains high levels of linalool, making it gentle and well-tolerated. Used in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine.

Pine-fresh resinous oil from the mastic tree cultivated only on Chios island, with protected designation of origin status and traditional digestive wound-healing applications.

One of the most expensive essential oils due to extremely low yield. Known as "liquid gold" in aromatherapy for its powerful calming, antiviral, and heart-supporting properties. Often adulterated — source carefully.

Also known as Ormenis multicaulis, this is botanically distinct from Roman and German chamomiles; warm herbaceous oil useful for stress, migraine and skin.

A gentle, family-friendly respiratory oil that is safer than eucalyptus for children and the elderly. The "green myrtle" (1,8-cineole type) supports breathing, while "red myrtle" (myrtenyl acetate type) is more calming.

A precious floral oil distilled from bitter orange blossoms, revered for its profound calming and skin-regenerating properties.

A warm, sweet spice oil with notable analgesic and digestive properties, requiring moderation due to myristicin content which can be neurotoxic in excess.

One of the most powerful antimicrobial essential oils, rich in carvacrol, used short-term for acute infections but requiring careful dilution and precautions.

Potent diuretic and emmenagogue seed oil rich in apiole; requires strict dilution limits due to hepatotoxicity, with Tisserand recommending a 0.4% dermal maximum.

Rare and precious leaf distillation from mandarin trees, uniquely rich in methyl N-methyl anthranilate, renowned as one of aromatherapys most profound sedative oils.

A gentle, apple-scented floral oil prized for its deeply calming effect on the nervous system and its safety for children and sensitive skin.

Often called Lavender Tea Tree, Rosalina is a gentle linalool-rich myrtaceae oil ideal for children and sensitive individuals needing respiratory and calming support.

The classic Mediterranean rosemary chemotype, camphor-rich and stimulating, used extensively for muscular aches, circulatory support, and invigorating mental stimulation.

A rare Corsican chemotype prized for gentle skin regeneration, liver and gallbladder support, and mucolytic respiratory action without the harshness of camphor-dominant rosemary.

The classic European pine oil, prized for respiratory support, adrenal toning, and its fresh, bracing forest aroma, requiring fresh oil to avoid sensitization.

An ester-rich Russian conifer oil with a soft, sweet-balsamic aroma, offering respiratory support, emotional uplift, and gentle muscular relief at an accessible price.

A grounding, forest-fresh oil from black spruce needles, valued for adrenal support, muscular relief, and its ability to promote deep, slow breathing.

Warming Nepalese berry oil with a spicy-floral character, used for respiratory support and muscular aches; unusually gentle member of the Cinnamomum genus.

A warming, comforting herb oil with deeply calming properties, traditionally used for grief, loneliness, and muscular pain relief.

The gentlest thyme chemotype, rich in linalool, offering broad-spectrum antimicrobial action suitable for children, elderly, and sensitive skin without the harshness of phenolic thymes.

The classic phenolic red thyme, a potent broad-spectrum antimicrobial reserved for acute infections, requiring careful dilution due to significant skin and mucosal irritation risks.

A rare, green, intensely aromatic absolute with remarkable emotional properties. One of the most expensive aromatics. Known for its ability to help with grief and loss. Distinct from violet flower absolute.

A hormone-balancing essential oil used traditionally for women's reproductive health. Helps regulate menstrual cycles and relieve PMS symptoms. Use with care due to hormonal effects.