42 Oils

Essential Oil Library

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

Petitgrain Bergamot

Petitgrain Bergamot

Citrus bergamia

top–middle noteRutaceae

Rare petitgrain distilled from bergamot tree leaves, offering the beloved bergamot character without phototoxicity, with exceptional linalool-rich calming properties.

analgesicantibacterialantispasmodic+5
Pine

Pine

Pinus sylvestris

top–middle notePinaceae

A fresh, forest-scented oil with strong respiratory and antimicrobial properties, evoking the invigorating energy of pine forests.

analgesicantibacterialanti inflammatory+4
Ravensara

Ravensara

Ravensara aromatica

top–middle noteLauraceae

A rare Madagascan essential oil often confused with Ravintsara. True Ravensara has a distinct anise-like aroma and different chemistry. Supports respiratory and immune function.

antibacterialantiviralantiseptic+3
Ravensara Anisata

Ravensara Anisata

Ravensara anisata

top–middle noteLauraceae

Madagascan bark oil, often confused with true ravensara leaf; dominated by estragole giving a strong anise character, with significant hepatotoxic and hormonal concerns.

antibacterialantispasmodicantiviral+3
Ravintsara

Ravintsara

Cinnamomum camphora ct. cineole

top–middle noteLauraceae

One of the most versatile and safest antiviral essential oils. The Madagascan chemotype of camphor tree, rich in 1,8-cineole rather than camphor. Excellent for respiratory infections, immune support, and energy.

antibacterialantiviralantiseptic+6
Rhododendron

Rhododendron

Rhododendron anthopogon

top–middle noteEricaceae

Ethically wild-harvested Himalayan leaf oil, known as Sacred Flower; cherished in Tibetan Buddhist practice for its uplifting, joy-bringing, and respiratory-opening qualities.

anti inflammatoryantimicrobialantiseptic+6
Rosemary

Rosemary

Rosmarinus officinalis

top–middle noteLamiaceae

A stimulating, clarifying herb oil with three main chemotypes, traditionally used for memory enhancement, pain relief, and respiratory support.

analgesicanti inflammatoryantimicrobial+4
Sage

Sage

Salvia officinalis

top–middle noteLamiaceae

A potent herb oil rich in neurotoxic ketones (thujone), requiring extreme caution. Distinguished from the safer clary sage by its stronger medicinal profile.

antibacterialantifungalanti inflammatory+3
Saro

Saro

Cinnamosma fragrans

top–middle noteCanellaceae

Also called Mandravasarotra (that which keeps evil away), this Madagascar oil offers potent antiviral, respiratory and immune support with a balanced 1,8-cineole profile.

antiviralantimicrobialexpectorant+5
Spanish Sage

Spanish Sage

Salvia lavandulifolia

top–middle noteLamiaceae

Also known as Lavender Sage, this low-thujone Salvia offers cognitive and memory support with a safer profile than common dalmatian sage, with thujone typically under 0.5%.

tonicantimicrobialantispasmodic+4
Spike Lavender

Spike Lavender

Lavandula latifolia

top–middle noteLamiaceae

A camphor-and-cineole-rich lavender species prized for respiratory clearing, mental stimulation, and analgesic applications, offering a sharper, more invigorating profile than true lavender.

analgesicantimicrobialantispasmodic+4
Star Anise

Star Anise

Illicium verum

top–middle noteSchisandraceae

Sweet, licorice-like oil distilled from the star-shaped dried fruit; traditional digestive and respiratory remedy dominated by trans-anethole, sharing safety concerns with aniseed.

antibacterialantifungalantispasmodic+4
Tagetes (Marigold)

Tagetes (Marigold)

Tagetes minuta

top–middle notephototoxicAsteraceae

A powerfully medicinal oil from the African marigold — NOT the common garden marigold (Calendula). Contains tagetone and is PHOTOTOXIC. Excellent for skin tags, warts, calluses, bunions, and fungal infections. Use with strict safety precautions.

antibacterialantifungalanti inflammatory+5
Tarragon

Tarragon

Artemisia dracunculus

top–middle noteAsteraceae

A potent antispasmodic oil with a distinctive anise aroma, primarily used for digestive and muscular spasms but requiring caution due to high estragole content.

antispasmodicanti inflammatorycarminative+2
Tea Tree

Tea Tree

Melaleuca alternifolia

top–middle noteMyrtaceae

One of the most researched and versatile antimicrobial oils, a first-aid staple for cuts, infections, acne, and fungal conditions.

antibacterialantifungalantimicrobial+4
Thyme

Thyme

Thymus vulgaris

top–middle noteLamiaceae

A potent antimicrobial oil with several chemotypes ranging from gentle (ct. linalool) to aggressive (ct. thymol), extensively used for immune and respiratory support.

antibacterialantifungalantimicrobial+4
Tulsi

Tulsi

Ocimum sanctum

top–middle noteLamiaceae

Sacred adaptogenic herb of Ayurveda, also known as Holy Basil; eugenol-rich oil supporting immunity, respiratory health and spiritual practice. Requires careful dilution.

antimicrobialantiviralimmunostimulant+5
Wintergreen

Wintergreen

Gaultheria procumbens

top–middle noteEricaceae

Composed of approximately 98% methyl salicylate — essentially natural aspirin in concentrated form. Extremely effective for pain but carries significant toxicity risk. STRICT safety precautions required. Contraindicated with blood thinners.

analgesicanti inflammatoryantispasmodic+3