35 Oils

Essential Oil Library

Comprehensive profiles with therapeutic properties, safety data, chemistry, dilution rates, and application guidance.

Black Cumin Seed

Black Cumin Seed

Nigella sativa

middle–base noteRanunculaceae

Called "the seed of blessing" in Islamic tradition and "the remedy for everything except death." A potent immune-modulating oil rich in thymoquinone. Used for centuries in Unani and Ayurvedic medicine.

anti inflammatoryantimicrobialantioxidant+4
Boronia Absolute

Boronia Absolute

Boronia megastigma

middle–base noteRutaceae

Exquisite and costly Tasmanian floral absolute, richly loaded with ionones, prized as one of the worlds most captivating natural perfumery materials.

calmingnervinesedative+2
Carnation Absolute

Carnation Absolute

Dianthus caryophyllus

middle–base noteCaryophyllaceae

Rich spicy-floral absolute from cultivated carnations, a classic perfumery material prized for its honeyed clove-like warmth and distinctive romantic character.

analgesicantimicrobialantiseptic+5
Carrot Seed

Carrot Seed

Daucus carota

middle–base noteApiaceae

A highly prized skincare essential oil with remarkable cell-regenerating properties. Excellent for mature, dry, and damaged skin. Detoxifying and restorative with a warm, earthy aroma.

anti inflammatoryantioxidantantiseptic+4
Cassia

Cassia

Cinnamomum cassia

middle–base noteLauraceae

Intensely hot, spicy-sweet bark oil from Chinese cinnamon, closely related to true cinnamon but richer in cinnamaldehyde, making it a powerful but hazardous dermal sensitizer.

antibacterialantifungalantimicrobial+5
Cassie Absolute

Cassie Absolute

Acacia farnesiana

middle–base noteFabaceae

Precious absolute from the golden blossoms of sweet acacia; powdery-violet, warm-floral, and subtly spicy, a classical French and Egyptian perfumery treasure.

calmingsedativeuplifting
Celery Seed

Celery Seed

Apium graveolens

middle–base noteApiaceae

Warm, spicy seed oil prized for its detoxifying, diuretic, and liver-supportive actions, traditionally used for rheumatic pain and urinary congestion.

diureticdigestivecarminative+4
Champaca

Champaca

Michelia champaca

middle–base noteMagnoliaceae

An exquisitely fragrant floral absolute treasured in Indian perfumery and spiritual traditions. The "Joy Perfume" flower — rich, exotic, and deeply sensual. One of the most complex floral scents in nature.

anti inflammatorycalmingnervine+2
Cinnamon Bark

Cinnamon Bark

Cinnamomum verum

middle–base noteLauraceae

A powerful, intensely warming spice oil with potent antimicrobial properties but significant skin sensitization risk, requiring extremely low dilutions.

antibacterialantifungalantimicrobial+4
Cistus (Rock Rose)

Cistus (Rock Rose)

Cistus ladanifer

middle–base noteCistaceae

An ancient Biblical oil (labdanum) known for exceptional wound healing and anti-aging properties. One of the best oils for stopping bleeding. Warm, amber, honey-like aroma. Rich in complex chemistry with remarkable skin-rejuvenating effects.

anti inflammatoryantimicrobialantiseptic+5
Clove Bud

Clove Bud

Syzygium aromaticum

middle–base noteMyrtaceae

A potent, warming spice oil famous for dental pain relief, with powerful antimicrobial properties but requiring careful dilution due to high eugenol content.

analgesicantibacterialantifungal+4
Coffee

Coffee

Coffea arabica

middle–base noteRubiaceae

A CO2 extract capturing the rich, complex aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans. Rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. Used in skincare for cellulite, dark circles, and anti-aging formulations.

anti inflammatoryantioxidantstimulant+2
Copaiba

Copaiba

Copaifera officinalis

middle–base noteFabaceae

A gentle, balsamic resin oil exceptionally rich in beta-caryophyllene, a sesquiterpene with remarkable anti-inflammatory properties that interacts with the endocannabinoid system.

analgesicanti inflammatoryantibacterial+3
Cryptomeria (Sugi)

Cryptomeria (Sugi)

Cryptomeria japonica

middle–base noteCupressaceae

Traditional Japanese cedar wood oil known as sugi, central to shrine architecture and forest bathing; calming, respiratory-supportive, and rich in elemol.

antibacterialanti inflammatoryantimicrobial+6
Davana

Davana

Artemisia pallens

middle–base noteAsteraceae

A unique Indian essential oil with the remarkable ability to smell differently on each person — it reacts with individual body chemistry. Sacred in Hindu worship, offered to Shiva. Warm, fruity, and complex.

antibacterialanti inflammatoryantiviral+4
Frangipani

Frangipani

Plumeria alba

middle–base noteApocynaceae

An exquisite tropical floral absolute with an intoxicating, sweet aroma. Sacred in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, frangipani (plumeria) represents devotion, beauty, and immortality. Extremely expensive and often adulterated.

anti inflammatorycalmingnervine+1
Gardenia Absolute

Gardenia Absolute

Gardenia jasminoides

middle–base noteRubiaceae

Rare and luxurious absolute from the creamy-white blossoms of gardenia; rich, tropical, and narcotic, among the most precious natural floral extracts available.

calmingsedativeuplifting
Hay Absolute

Hay Absolute

Hierochloe odorata

middle–base notePoaceae

Classical French perfumery absolute extracted from sweet hay grasses; coumarin-rich, offering warm, dry, vanilla-like sweetness and rustic nostalgia in compositions.

calminggroundingsedative
Japanese Hinoki

Japanese Hinoki

Chamaecyparis obtusa

middle–base noteCupressaceae

Sacred Japanese cypress wood oil central to the shinrin-yoku forest-bathing tradition; calming, grounding, and immune-supportive with a clean, resinous wood profile.

antibacterialanti inflammatoryantimicrobial+6
Jasmine

Jasmine

Jasminum grandiflorum

middle–base noteOleaceae

An exquisitely rich floral absolute prized for its intoxicating fragrance and its traditional use for emotional healing, confidence, and sensuality.

calmingantispasmodicantiseptic+3
Jasmine Absolute

Jasmine Absolute

Jasminum sambac

middle–base noteOleaceae

Jasminum sambac — the "Arabian Jasmine" — produces a richer, sweeter, more tea-like absolute than J. grandiflorum. The jasmine used in jasmine tea and leis. Euphoric, deeply sensual, and emotionally liberating.

anti inflammatoryantisepticantispasmodic+5
Linden Blossom Absolute

Linden Blossom Absolute

Tilia cordata

middle–base noteMalvaceae

Exceptionally rare precious floral absolute from tiny linden blossoms, offering an ethereal honeyed-green character treasured by natural perfumers and emotional aromatherapy.

analgesicanti inflammatoryantispasmodic+4
Lotus

Lotus

Nelumbo nucifera

middle–base noteNelumbonaceae

A sacred, exceptionally rare floral absolute from the revered lotus flower. Central to Hindu, Buddhist, and Egyptian spiritual traditions. One of the most expensive aromatics available. Deeply meditative and heart-opening.

calmingnervinesedative+2
Manuka

Manuka

Leptospermum scoparium

middle–base noteMyrtaceae

From the same plant that produces famous Manuka honey. An extraordinarily powerful antimicrobial essential oil — shown to be more effective against Gram-positive bacteria than tea tree oil. Excellent for skin conditions and wound care.

antibacterialantifungalanti inflammatory+5