Essential oils

Boswellia resin, warm and softly smoky — regarded for slow, grounding breathwork.

A bright, citrus-sharp grass oil from South Asia; clean and energizing in a diffuser.

Mentha piperita, cool and brisk — the reliable pick for a clear-headed moment.

A lemon-scented grass oil, best known outdoors for freshening the air.

A warm, rounded background note that softens sharper oils in a blend.

Melaleuca alternifolia, steam-distilled — spicy, warm and subtly medicinal.

A grapeseed-based massage oil brightened with eucalyptus and lemon, for massage therapy use.

An arnica-infused massage oil rounded out with lavender and chamomile, for tired, sore muscles.

A date-night massage oil rounded out with vitamin E, for all skin types.

A firming after-shower body oil blending grapeseed, jojoba and lemon.

A crisp citrus-eucalyptus pairing, bright and cleansing in a diffuser.

Lavender softened with eucalyptus and peppermint for an easy, everyday blend.

A bright, clarifying lemon oil for aromatherapy, massage and topical use.

A warm, herbaceous basil oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

Pure lemon oil with a glass dropper, for diffusing, soap and candle making.

A warm, spicy cinnamon oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

A sharp, herbaceous thyme oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

A bright Brazilian orange oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

Lavender paired with orange, a versatile combination for aromatherapy and massage.

A calming three-oil blend built for relaxation and stress relief.

An organic rosemary oil for hair, skin and aromatherapy use.

A clean, camphoraceous eucalyptus oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

Frankincense grounded with lavender and eucalyptus in one warm, resinous blend.

An earthy, warming turmeric oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

A sweet, refreshing grapefruit oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

Lavender, ylang ylang, cedarwood and chamomile, set for soothing night rituals.

A crisp, purifying juniper oil for diffusing, soap and candle making.

Helichrysum paired with lemon, an uncommon combination for the well-stocked shelf.

Lavender oil paired with a ready-to-use fractionated coconut carrier.

A cold-pressed, hexane-free jojoba carrier oil for skin, hair and body.

A warming peppermint cream for dry, cracked feet, hands and elbows.

A tea tree body wash paired with a foot cream for everyday care.

A quick-absorbing lavender and almond lotion with aloe, for all skin types.

Used by the Aboriginal peoples of Australia for thousands of years. A spicy, warm aroma that is subtly medicinal.

A vegetable-derived carrier oil that nourishes and revives skin without clogging pores. Easily absorbed as a face and body moisturizer.

A sweet citrus aroma that is refreshing and uplifting when diffused. 100% pure.

From the Latin ros marinus, sea dew. One of the most popular of the early English medicinal herbs.

Cedrus atlantica, native to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and Algeria. A warm, grounding wood aroma.

A popular essential oil with a spicy, warm aroma that is subtly medicinal. 100% pure.

Revered as a sacred plant in India. A warm, spicy aroma that is refreshing and energizing. 100% pure.

Widely used by the ancient Greeks and Romans. From the Greek Mintha. Bright and cooling.

Jasminum grandiflorum, prediluted in a natural base of grape seed oil. A rich, warm floral.

Referenced in ancient Greek, Roman, Arabic, Chinese and Sanskrit texts. Warm and earthy with a spicy-wood tone.

A familiar fresh, balsamic fragrance that is invigorating and uplifting.

Steam-distilled from eucalyptus; a long-documented part of folk therapy. Clean and camphoraceous.

A well-known herb the world over. Sweet and spicy, warm and soothing.

From the Latin lavare, to wash. Steam-distilled from lavender plants. This French oil is 100% pure.

A pleasingly sweet citrus, cold-pressed from the peel. A favorite in potpourri for its uplifting effect.

A storied oil dating back over 4,000 years. A subtle floral scent with soft woody undertones.

Originally from South Africa. A subtly sweet, floral aroma that is both calming and uplifting.

Used extensively by Native Americans. Sweet and refreshing, in the mint family.

Boswellia spp., prediluted in grape seed oil. Warm, resinous and meditative.

One of the most popular aromatics of ancient times, widely used in incense and perfume.

A gentle, vegetable-derived carrier oil that softens and moisturizes without clogging pores.

Spicy and warm. A timeless oil traditionally used to keep skin healthy and firm.

Rosa centifolia, prediluted in grape seed oil. Deep and true rose.

Cinnamomum cassia, also known as Chinese cinnamon. A long history of traditional use.

Origanum vulgare combined with extra-virgin olive oil in a pre-diluted blend.

Steam-distilled from certified-organic peppermint leaves. Cool, clean and reviving.

Mentioned in ancient Chinese writings. A bright, sweet citrus loved as both food and fragrance.

Commiphora myrrha, prediluted in grape seed oil. Warm and balsamic.

From India, where it is known as puchaput. Deep, earthy and grounding.

A small perennial native to Europe and the Mediterranean, with a unique, herbaceous aroma.

Among the most revered of common herbs, with a mellow, apple-like scent.

Cold-processed from the seed of the hip; high in Omega-6 fatty acids. A cosmetic oil for external use.

Derived entirely from avocados. A scalp and skin conditioner and emollient.

A spice heavily traded in ancient times. Warm, spicy and strong; steam-distilled from clove buds.

A sweet, gentle citrus traded and consumed worldwide for centuries.

From the Latin lavare, to wash. The favored fragrance of Rome. Fresh and clean.

A liquid wax from the jojoba bean; the carrier of choice in perfumery for its stability.

Warm, spicy and strong; steam-distilled from clove buds. 100% pure.

One of the most recognizable aromas; warm and spicy, reminiscent of morning sweets.

A member of the mint family, mentioned in Greek writings, with a subtle, rosy aroma.

A stable liquid wax from the jojoba bean; a versatile perfumery and skincare carrier.

A crisp, zesty citrus traded across Europe, Asia and North Africa for millennia.

A tropical grass with a pungent, slightly lemony aroma that is stimulating.

Citrus limon, mentioned in ancient Sanskrit texts. Bright and clarifying.

Steam-distilled from certified-organic eucalyptus. Timbered woodland with a hint of menthol.

An ancient, expeller-pressed oil. USP food grade; a natural emollient for the skin.

A gentle carrier oil that softens and moisturizes without clogging pores.

A stable liquid wax from the jojoba bean; slow to oxidize.

A wild tropical grass with a pungent, lemony, stimulating aroma.

Revered for its sweet, spicy, earthy aroma; long used to soothe tension.

Used as a fragrance since ancient times, thought to purify the air. Uplifting and stimulating.

A natural cod liver oil meeting rigid Norwegian quality standards. Unfortified and unconcentrated.

A light, odorless carrier from Italian grape seeds; imparts a silky luster and soothes irritation.

Steam-distilled organic lavender. Fresh, clean and calming.

Widely used by the ancient Greeks and Romans. From the Greek Mintha. Cool and reviving.

Distilled from camphor-tree stems. A strong, subtly sweet aroma that freshens the air.

Cinnamomum cassia, Chinese cinnamon. Warm and sweet, with a long history of use.

Steam-distilled from Virginian cedarwood. Warm, balsamic and comforting.

Bright, clarifying citrus carried on ancient sea voyages. 100% pure.

From India; popular in 1800s Europe and again in the 1960s U.S. Deep and earthy.

Myristica fragrans, a tropical evergreen. Warm and spicy, recorded since the seventh century.

From the Greek aros (mountain) and ganos (joy). A popular culinary herb since ancient times.

A calming blend recalling scented oils used in ancient worship to convey peace and serenity.

A softening, moisturizing carrier oil that is also food grade. Gentle on the face.

Flower of flowers in the Philippines. An exotic, sweet floral from a Malaysian tropical bloom.

From the Latin ros marinus, sea dew. A classic, invigorating medicinal herb.

Bright, sweet citrus. It takes roughly 1,000 lbs of fruit to yield its characteristic aroma.