What We Believe In
Sourcing Transparency
We source our raw material based on delivering the highest possible quality into each and every product.
This includes sourcing our essential oils and carrier oils from countries where the plant material grows best both climatically and seasonally, as well as choosing those that contain the best active constituents to perform accordingly to the high standards we set.
Manufacturing Integrity
We are an Australian operated company. All of our essential oils are bottled in Australia. Our facilities are TGA compliant, Australian Certified Organic, GMP Compliant and are also audited regularly to maintain this high standard. Our entire product range is PETA approved Vegan & Cruelty free as well as Paraben free and SLS free. All of our essential oils are GC/MS tested before they are bottled to ensure the highest purity and quality of their chemical composition.
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Benefits & Uses of Vetiver Essential Oil
Like leaves falling to the ground to enrich the soil, the smoky, earth like scent of Vetiver helps us to connect back to the earth and receive emotional healing and guidance.
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Benefits & Uses of Black Pepper Essential Oil
Black Pepper essential oil is steam distilled from the fruit we know as peppercorns. After the fruit has been harvested and dried it is lightly crushed and placed in a...
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Benefits & Uses of Sweet Orange Essential Oil
Orange oil is typically produced almost year round, using Valencia (Summer) and Navel (Winter) oranges in large orchard tree rows.
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Benefits & Uses of Lavender Essential Oil
Lavender is one of the most well-known and widely used essential oils in the world. The benefits of Lavender extend from therapeutic to cosmetic uses, making it an extremely versatile essential...
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Benefits & Uses of Rose Essential Oil
Every year between May and June, the skilled harvesters wake up at dawn to carefully pick the roses while the petals are still covered in the morning dew.
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Benefits & Uses of Tea Tree Essential Oil
The aroma of Tea Tree essential oil is unique and distinctive. The powerful healing action of the oil is a gift from the ancient wisdom of this land. It is...
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Benefits & Uses of Fennel Essential Oil
oeniculum vulgare, also known as Fennel, has a rich aroma reminiscent of anise, which gives Fennel oil its liquorice-like scent. From the ether of the mind, Fennel essential oil transforms...
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Benefits & Uses of Clove Essential Oil
Well known as an analgesic, clove bud is excellent for aching joints, muscle spasms and neuralgia. Clove bud oil is a powerful antiseptic and can be used to treat bacterial,...
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Benefits & Uses of Australian Mandarin Essentia...
It’s easy to underestimate the humble mandarin siting in a fruit bowl. However, citrus fruits are brimming with nutrients such as vitamin C, minerals and antioxidants. Emerging studies suggest that...
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Benefits & Uses of Lemon Essential Oil
The scent of Lemon conjures up thoughts of cleansing, detoxifying and clearing. A lovely stimulating oil that can help clear emotional overload and revive fatigued spirits.
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Benefits & Uses of Lemongrass Essential Oil
Lemongrass essential oil, the aromatic alarm clock! Imparting a spark of joy to the atmosphere and reminds us of the simple pleasures in life. It is a powerful scent similar...
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Benefits & uses of Rosemary essential oil
The camphorous, dry scent of Rosemary essential oil is invigorating for the mind and energising to the body. It is known as a herbaceous essential oil sitting as a middle...
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Benefits & Uses of Spanish Marjoram Essential Oil
With a warm, spicy, scent and a hint of camphor, Spanish Marjoram is what is known as a middle note and sits with the herbaceous types of essential oils.
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Eucalyptus Blue Gum Essential Oil
Eucalyptus Blue Gum is a tall tree with smooth bark, which can grow to over 100 feet, with long silver-green, sickle shaped leaves which often grow up to nine inches...
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Sandalwood (10%) Essential Oil
A warming balm for a sore heart and a restorative break from a non-stop hectic lifestyle, Sandalwood essential oil transports us to a meditative space. It instils a deeply nurturing...
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Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
The Ylang Ylang tree, scientifically identified as the Cananga odorata botanical, is also sometimes referred to as The Fragrant Cananga, The Perfume Tree, and The Macassar Oil Plant.
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Benefits & Uses of Peppermint Essential Oil
Peppermint essential oil is renowned for its stimulating, analgesic, digestive and cooling properties. It is a must-have in the household due to its multiple uses and benefits such as enhancing mood,...
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Citronella Essential Oil
Citronella continues to be prized for its antiseptic, antibacterial, freshening, uplifting, cleansing, respiratory and insect repellant properties.
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Lemon Myrtle Essential Oil
A powerful antioxidant that boasts a range of health benefits, Lemon Myrtle is reportedly more effective than Tea Tree and some synthetic disinfectants.
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Bergamot Essential Oil
More than a century ago, Bergamot, a citrus fruit growing almost exclusively in South Italy, represented a big part of the region's economy
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Kunzea Essential Oil
Kunzea essential oil is a gentle cousin to the Tea Tree plant and both have similar properties. It is refreshing and uplifting to the spirits yet calming and comforting at...
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Australian Eucalyptus Blue Mallee Essential Oil
The eucalyptus oil industry is an important and colourful part of Australia’s history. Eucalyptus leaves have been used as traditional medicine by Australian Aboriginal people long before industrialisation made Eucalyptus...
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Benefits & Uses of Geranium Essential Oil
Geranium essential oil is known for its herbaceous, rose like scent, but do you know where it comes from? Learn more about its history, distillation process and community.
Featured essential oil
Copaiba
Copaifera officinalis.
Country of origin: Brazil
Plant part: Resin
Extraction method: Steam
The very gentle woody aroma of Copaiba is soothing and warming for spirits in need of calm and stability. Most uses of Copaiba essential oil have been determined by the traditional use of the people living in South America, where the Copaiba trees flourish.
