35 Oils

Essential Oil Library

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

Mimosa

Mimosa

Acacia dealbata

middle–base noteFabaceae

A gentle, powdery floral absolute with a comforting, honey-like warmth. Known as the "sensitive plant" for its emotional healing properties. Excellent for calming anxiety, hypersensitivity, and emotional overwhelm.

anti inflammatoryantisepticcalming+2
Narcissus Absolute

Narcissus Absolute

Narcissus poeticus

middle–base noteAmaryllidaceae

Classical French perfumery treasure from wild narcissus blossoms of the Auvergne; intensely green, hay-floral, and narcotic, with mesmerizing complexity.

calmingsedativeuplifting
Osmanthus

Osmanthus

Osmanthus fragrans

middle–base noteOleaceae

A rare, precious floral absolute with a complex fruity-floral aroma. One of the most expensive essential oil materials in the world. The "Fragrant Olive" is deeply significant in Chinese culture, symbolizing love, romance, and nobility.

anti inflammatoryantioxidantcalming+1
Palo Santo

Palo Santo

Bursera graveolens

middle–base noteBurseraceae

Sacred South American wood oil from naturally fallen branches; sweet-resinous, lightly citrus, and spiritually significant, requiring careful ethical and sustainability vetting.

analgesicantibacterialanti inflammatory+6
Rose Absolute

Rose Absolute

Rosa centifolia

middle–base noteRosaceae

The "cabbage rose" extracted via solvent rather than steam distillation (which produces rose otto). Produces a richer, deeper, more honey-like rose aroma. More affordable than rose otto but may contain trace solvent residues.

anti inflammatoryantisepticantispasmodic+6
Rose Otto

Rose Otto

Rosa damascena

middle–base noteRosaceae

The "queen of essential oils" — an exquisitely precious oil requiring thousands of petals per drop, renowned for its heart-healing and skin-rejuvenating properties.

anti inflammatoryantisepticantispasmodic+4
Saffron CO2

Saffron CO2

Crocus sativus

middle–base noteIridaceae

Precious supercritical extract of saffron stigmas; golden-spicy, leathery, and honeyed, carrying rare therapeutic compounds like safranal and crocin in minute, potent doses.

antioxidantanti inflammatorycalming+2
Tuberose

Tuberose

Polianthes tuberosa

middle–base noteAsparagaceae

One of the most expensive and opulent floral absolutes in perfumery. Called the "Mistress of the Night" because its intoxicating scent intensifies after dark. Deeply sensual, narcotic, and heady. Extracted by enfleurage or solvent extraction.

calmingnervinesedative+1
Turmeric

Turmeric

Curcuma longa

middle–base noteZingiberaceae

A warm, earthy oil with potent anti-inflammatory properties from its turmerone content, complementing the well-known curcumin found in the whole root.

analgesicanti inflammatoryantioxidant+2
Yarrow Blue

Yarrow Blue

Achillea millefolium

middle–base noteAsteraceae

Deep indigo-blue oil distilled from flowering tops, prized for its chamazulene content and powerful anti-inflammatory action on skin, joints, and wounds.

anti inflammatoryantisepticcicatrizant+4
Ylang Ylang

Ylang Ylang

Cananga odorata

middle–base noteAnnonaceae

An intensely sweet, exotic floral oil traditionally used as an aphrodisiac and for its ability to lower blood pressure and calm rapid heartbeat.

calmingsedativeantispasmodic+3