German Chamomile contains azulene which has exceptional baceriostatic properties and is very soothing for all skin types. This blend can be massaged neat on the skin. More Info >>

Chamomile Essential Oil BLUE is also known as Chamomile GERMAN and contains more of the prized constituent called Azulene which is renowned for its soothing and anti-inflammatory actions. Very useful for treating abrasions and dermatitis. More Info >>

Wild Moroccan Chamomile Essential Oil does not belong to the Chamomile family. Chemically and olfactorily different from German Matricaria and Roman Chamomile. The botanical name is Ormensis Multicaulis and while it has a slightly sedative action it should not be substituted for German or Roman Chamomile. More Info >>

UK GROWN Chamomile Roman Essential Oil is valuable for many skin problems, especially where the skin is very sensitive, red or dry. Its most important application is in the treatment of allergies, such as eczema, urticaria and all dry, flaky and itchy conditions, or those where patches of redness appear.It is used directly on the skin in aromatic waters, lotions and creams, but baths may be the simplest approach if a very large area of the body is affected. More Info >>

Champaca exudes an exotic floral aroma which is warm, rich and inviting. Pure Champaca is not easily available outside India as it is very expensive and is in big demand within India for religious and personal purposes. The 5% blend is incredibly potent, long lasting and inexpensive. Soothing for mind, body and soul. More Info >>

MEXICAN Chilli Red Bell Fields is hot. Extremely similar to Chilli Red Fire but it has a sightly lighter odour in my opinion. Personally for me it has a Tobacco and Hay element to it that I do not detect to the same extent in the Red Fire offering. Rich, warm, fulsome, a very interesting material. Theraputically no different to Red Fire Chilli. More Info >>

CHILE Chilli Seed Essential Oil, vibrant red in colour and obtained by steam distilling the seeds. Chilli Seed Essential Oil contains Capsaicin, which in trials has shown signs of reducing inflammation and possessing pain relief qualities. In massage this could be an excellent alternative for therapists using Wintergreen or Sweet Birch to treat Arthritis (both contain Methal Salycitate). The synergistic effects of Methal Slycitate combined with Capsaicin may provide pain relief for a longer period. More Info >>

Cinnamon Berry smells exquisite, definitely one for the cinnamon lovers! The smell reminds me of a glorious fruit punch, berries, limes, cherries, homemade lemonade and spiced Cinnamon sticks, wow how great is this oil! Therapeutically it’s awesome as well, I can see the vast amount of people being very receptive to the smell, it calms the nerves awakens the senses and helps us make the most of our day! I love this oil! In massage it is a super anti-inflammatory, helping eradicate rashes and painful skin irritations. Diluted down in Rosehip oil (98ml Rosehip, 2ml Cinnamon Berry) you may just find this to be the most effective massage oil for relieving general muscle aches and pains. More Info >>

Cinnamon Essential Oil has proved to be extremely effective in treating numerous diseases such as flatulence, rheumatism, exhaustion, low blood pressure, stress and constipation. Due to the multitude of health benefits that cinnamon oil offers, it has been witnessing increasing growth in its demand. The oil extracted from the bark can be a bit unsafe to use, therefore it is best to use the oil that has been taken out from the leaf. More Info >>

This product is a thick material and therefore we supply it in a 30ml amber glass jar regardless of which size you purchase. Cistus resinoid is a very thick liquid that is obtained via solvent extraction of the gum and is also known as Rock Rose. Widely used on oil burners to treat catarrh. More Info >>

Possibly one of the most distinctive smells in the field of essential oils. A very powerful sweet lemony scent that most people associate as an insect repellant.
Citronella Essential Oil is obtained from a scented grass that grows wild and is cultivated in Sri Lanka and other tropical areas, It is usually a yellowish brown, with a very powerful lemony scent. The main chemical constituents are citronellal and geraniol, with traces of other chemicals which vary as several varieties of the grass are used. More Info >>

Clary Sage Essential Oil has uplifting and relaxing properties. It encourages sleep and is said to promote dreaming. Soothes, relaxes and warms. Described as a very good muscle relaxant and a key essential oil for PMT. Clary Sage Essential Oil can have a profoundly euphoric effect. More Info >>

Although Clove Bud Essential Oil is a very potent oil that should be used with great care in aromatherapy, it does have wonderful properties - from stimulating the mind and lifting depression, to aiding digestion, relieving pain in arthritis and rheumatism, easing respiratory problems and assisting leg ulcers. More Info >>

Clove Leaf Essential Oil, obtained by steam distillation of the leaves. This oil has a similar chemistry to Clove Bud but contains upto 80% eugenol, Clove Bud normally contains around 55% eugenol and is considered the safer of the two therapeutically. The therapeutic properties of clove oil are analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic and anti-neuralgic. More Info >>

Green Cognac Essential Oil has a delightfully inviting aroma, fruity, slightly sweet with a dry alcohol note. This essential oil is made more impressive when you take into account it is steam distilled from the dry fermented grapes in the traditional copper still. More Info >>

Copaiba is a very useful resinous oil that smells divine and does not get the credit or attention it wholeheartedly deserves. I personally love the smell, the texture, the way it adds so much value to my own blends. The aroma it exudes is warm and inviting with a slightly sweet honey note running throughout. Personally speaking I think it serves more purpose when used with other oils opposed to on its own. It blends great with other resinous oils such as Benzoins, Myrrh and Amyris Balsamifera and a whole host of citrus oils as well. More Info >>

Corriander Essential Oil is analgesic, and good for neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It is gently warming which is comforting in these conditions. Along with Fennel, Corriander Essential Oil is also a superb appetite stimulant. More Info >>

Indonesian Cubeb, distilled from the unripe berries from the fruit tree. The smell is clean, warming with similarities to Black Pepper and with similar therapeutic uses as well. Diluted down heavily in carrier oil it can be considered useful for treating flatulence, aiding digestion and easing general muscle aches. More Info >>

Cumin Seed Essential Oil is a super spice oil that smells fantastic, warming, masculine and stimulating. A wise choice in massage for easing general stomach aches and pains. Along with Coriander it is also really good in massage for treating flatulence. More Info >>

Extracted by steam distilling the fragrant leaves collected from the small bushy tree. I personally find the smell rather pleasant, I was concerned it maybe overbearing but no, it is subtle, a little bit spicy, slightly bitter and somewhat sweet. The colour is pale yellow and looking at its chemistry it contains minute amounts of beta-elemene and aromadendrene, which collectively are responsible for the impressive antimicrobial properties of Curry Leaf Essential Oil. More Info >>