Essential Oils

Essential oils offer many benefits, primarily through aromatherapy. They can help refresh your space, revitalise your senses, and support a sense of well-being. Specific oils are also popular in DIY applications, with some people using essential oils for skin and hair care routines

Many oils have diverse, traditional uses. For example:

Lavender: Often used for its calming and relaxing aroma.

Eucalyptus: Essential oils eucalyptus is known for its strong, clarifying scent, popular in diffusers.

Peppermint: Often used for an uplifting, energising feeling.

Tea Tree: Commonly included in topical preparations and routines for good skin.

Many people find the practice of aromatherapy helpful for managing everyday stress. Scents like Lavender, Bergamot, and Chamomile are popular choices. You can use them in a diffuser to fill your room with a gentle scent, add a few drops to a warm bath, or simply inhale them safely from the bottle for a quick moment of calm.

Scents that promote relaxation are often used to help prepare for sleep. Lavender is the most well-known, but others like Chamomile, Sandalwood, and Bergamot are also popular. Using these in a diffuser in your bedroom before you go to bed can help create a restful environment.

Essential oils are highly concentrated and potent. We generally do not recommend applying essential oils on skin directly. For topical use, they should almost always be diluted in a carrier oil (like jojoba, coconut, or almond oil) to prevent irritation. We always advise performing a patch test on a small area of skin first.

We source high-quality, unadulterated essential oils. When you see terms like essential oils pure or essential oils 100 pure, it typically means the oil is not mixed with synthetic fragrances or other carrier oils in the bottle. However, this high concentration is why dilution for safe use is so important.