Pure Essential Oils & Blends

Yes, all our essential oils are 100% pure and natural with no additives. Each batch is GC/MS tested to verify purity, and test results are available on request.

We recommend starting with Lavender (relaxation), Tea Tree (skincare), and Peppermint (energy). These versatile oils are gentle and have multiple uses. See our guide on essential oils for beginners for more information.

Yes. You can use them in a variety of diffusers from waterless and atomiser diffusers to using them in reed diffusers with a suitable carrier oil.

It is not safe to consume essential oils without speaking to an aromatherapy expert first. Some oils can be harmful if eaten incorrectly.

For a fresh-smelling room, citrus oils like lemon oil, orange, and grapefruit provide bright, clean scents. Herbal oils such as peppermint, rosemary oil, and eucalyptus oil create an invigorating atmosphere. Lavender offers a clean, floral freshness. Using these oils in a diffuser or making a room spray with a few drops in water can quickly refresh any space with natural fragrance rather than synthetic air fresheners.

Pregnant women should consult with healthcare professionals before using essential oils, as certain oils may not be recommended during pregnancy.

Many essential oils can be harmful to pets, especially cats, who lack certain liver enzymes to metabolize the compounds in essential oils. Dogs are less sensitive but still vulnerable to certain oils. Never apply essential oils directly to pets, and avoid diffusing strong oils like tea tree, peppermint, wintergreen, and citrus oils in homes with pets. Always ensure good ventilation, provide escape routes from rooms with diffusers, and consult with a veterinarian before using any essential oils around your pets.

To blend essential oils effectively, start with a few drops of your select oils in a carrier oil. Popular combinations include lavender with peppermint or tea tree with lemon oil. See our guide on how to blend essential oils.

High quality essential oils often command higher prices due to the plant material required and extraction processes. While not all expensive essential oils are superior, quality is often reflected in the price.