Pure Essential Oils
From Our Own Fields
For daily rituals and home comfort.
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Lavender oil is our core masterpiece — universally prized for its refined fragrance, exceptional versatility, and wide range of applications across global industries.
True Lavender
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The most popular essential oil in the world. High-altitude fine lavender from France, Bulgaria, and the UK is prized for its sweet, soft, floral scent.
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German Chamomile
Steam-distilled from the flower heads. The blue color comes from chamazulene, which forms during distillation from a precursor (matricin) in the plant. It is not present in the fresh flower. Main producers are Hungary, Egypt, Bulgaria, and Croatia.
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Distilled from the flowers of a low-growing perennial. It is a pale blue to yellowish oil, more expensive than German chamomile, and it is the gentler of the two.
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Melissa
One of the most expensive and most adulterated oils on the market. The plant yields very little oil, so several tonnes of herb are needed per kilogram.
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A common wild plant of meadows across Europe. The name refers to Achilles, who in legend used it on wounds. The oil is usually dark blue from chamazulene, though chamazulene content varies by chemotype.
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Coriander Seed
Distilled from the dried seeds (not the fresh leaf, which has a very different smell). It is a staple in both perfumery and food flavoring, and one of the oldest cultivated spices.
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A Mediterranean shrub with golden flowers that keep their color when dried (hence "everlasting"). The best-known oils come from Corsica, Croatia, Bosnia, and Italy. Yields are low, so the oil is costly.
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Hyssop
A woody, blue-flowered herb of the mint family, associated with cleansing and purification since biblical times. It is also an ingredient in some herbal liqueurs.
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A natural hybrid of watermint and spearmint, and the most widely used mint in the world. Major growers are the USA, India, and Europe.
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Spearmint
The mint of chewing gum, mint tea, and toothpaste flavors. Much sweeter and softer than peppermint.
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The main commercial source of natural menthol. India and China are the largest producers. "Dementholized" corn mint has part of the menthol removed and smells closer to peppermint.
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Pennyroyal
A creeping mint with a strong camphor-minty smell. Historically known as a flea repellent (pulex means flea in Latin) and a folk herb.
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A wild mint that grows across Europe, Asia, and Africa. Its composition changes dramatically with region, so two bottles with the same label can behave very differently.
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Rose Absolute
Deep, rich, honeyed floral scent. A thick, dark orange-red oil, solvent-extracted from the petals.
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