180 Oils

Essential Oil Library

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

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
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
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
Valerian

Valerian

Valeriana officinalis

base noteCaprifoliaceae

A powerful sedative essential oil distilled from the root of the ancient sleep herb. The pungent aroma is an acquired taste, but the relaxation and sleep support are unmatched among essential oils.

calmingnervinesedative+3
Vanilla CO2

Vanilla CO2

Vanilla planifolia

base noteOrchidaceae

A CO2 extract capturing the true, complex aroma of vanilla beans — far superior to synthetic vanillin. Rich in vanillin with deeply comforting, warming properties. One of the most universally loved scents. Excellent for emotional comfort and skincare.

anti inflammatoryantioxidantcalming+3
Vetiver

Vetiver

Vetiveria zizanoides

base notePoaceae

A deeply grounding and calming essential oil distilled from the roots of a tropical grass. Renowned in aromatherapy for centering the mind, easing anxiety, and supporting restful sleep.

anti inflammatoryantisepticcalming+5
Violet Leaf

Violet Leaf

Viola odorata

middle noteViolaceae

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.

anti inflammatorycalmingnervine+2
Vitex (Chaste Tree)

Vitex (Chaste Tree)

Vitex agnus-castus

middle noteLamiaceae

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.

anti inflammatoryantispasmodiccalming+2
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
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
Yuzu

Yuzu

Citrus junos

top notephototoxicRutaceae

A prized Japanese citrus oil with a uniquely complex aroma blending grapefruit, mandarin, and lemon notes, traditionally used in yuzu baths.

calmingupliftingantioxidant+2