
Aromatherapy Basics
Meet Sweet Orange
Meet Cheering Sweet Orange Sweet orange essential oil is the 'sparkly' oil, meaning it inspires feelings of joy and happiness. Its fresh and fruity aroma is uplifting to the spirit and to energy, yet calming and relaxing when one feels tense or upset.

Meet Roman Chamomile in Jojoba
Meet Relaxing Roman Chamomile in Jojoba Roman chamomile (Chamæmelum nobile) is known for its relaxing and calming properties. It is ideal for times when peaceful, yet powerful, action is needed.
Meet Lemon
Meet Uplifting, Purifying Lemon Lemon essential oil has the bright, crisp aroma of fresh-squeezed lemons. It is uplifting and energizing, and known for its powerfully purifying abilities.
Meet Vanilla
Meet Vanilla Vanilla essential oil has an alluring, rich, and sweet aroma that is known for its calming and centering capabilities. Vanilla is considered a base note, and adds a balsamic, creamy aroma when blended with citruses, florals, or mints.

Meet Patchouli
Meet Patchouli Patchouli essential oil has a unique earthy, musky, and almost amber-like aroma. It is known for its peaceful, grounding, and calming properties, as well as its use in skin and hair care.

Meet Sweet Peppermint
Meet Refreshing Sweet Peppermint Refreshing and uplifting, sweet peppermint essential oil is steam-distilled from the leaves of the Metha piperita plant. Unlike regular peppermint, sweet peppermint essential oil is distilled twice to achieve a superbly sweet, minty aroma.

Meet Peppermint
Meet Cooling Peppermint Crisp and cooling, peppermint essential oil is steam-distilled from the leaves of the Metha piperita plant. It can be used as a mist or body oil to provide relief during the hot summer months, or diffused in the home to increase focus and alertness.

Meet Clove Bud
Meet Comforting Clove Bud Essential Oil Meet the spicy, warming clove bud essential oil! Clove essential oil has a classic spice aroma, yet is also sweet with a warm and woodsy base. Diffusing clove during the winter evokes memories of mulled cider and fresh baked cookies after playing outside on a cold day.

Meet Rosemary
Meet the Energizing Rosemary Rosemary has a distinctive and easily recognizable aroma that is sharp, energizing, and herbaceous, with undertones of evergreen and citrus. Rosemary’s name is fitting given its wild growing conditions — the Latin word “ros” means "dew," and “marinus “means "sea.

Essential Oils for Autumn
Fall Aromas Autumn is the season for sweaters and hot teas, crisp mornings with beautiful sunny afternoons, going apple picking, and carving pumpkins. Just like decorating for fall holidays, essential oils can be used as diffusions, room mists, or even body oils to help build the autumn ambiance around your home.

