Our ingredients

Our Premium Ingredients

The world’s aromas, packed just for you.

Lavender

Lavender

Origin: France

Sweet, floral, and herbaceous with a classic lavender fragrance.

About France

Cultivated in Provence, France, where unique soil and climate conditions create lavender renowned worldwide for its fragrance quality.

Rosemary

Rosemary

Origin: Spain

Fresh, herbal, and slightly piney with clear aromatic intensity.

About Spain

Grown along the Mediterranean coasts of Spain, where sunny climate and coastal soil produce rosemary with exceptional clarity and potency.

Peppermint

Peppermint

Origin: United States

Crisp, clean, and refreshing with bright minty notes.

About United States

Sourced from the Pacific Northwest of the United States, where fertile soil and ideal climate conditions produce aromatic peppermint leaves.

Frankincense

Frankincense

Origin: Oman

Warm, resinous, and woody with a rich, aromatic profile.

About Oman

Harvested from ancient Boswellia trees in Oman's Dhofar region, a historical center for frankincense production prized for centuries.

Blue Tansy

Blue Tansy

Origin: Morocco

Sweet, herbaceous, slightly fruity, and floral, with a fresh, vibrant aroma.

About Morocco

Grown wild in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, where high altitude and unique soil conditions create this rare blue essential oil.

Chamomile

Chamomile

Origin: Egypt

Sweet, soft, and apple-like, with a gentle floral aroma.

About Egypt

Cultivated along the Nile River in Egypt, where fertile soil and a consistent climate produce high-quality chamomile with a delicate fragrance.

Vetiver

Vetiver

Origin: Haiti

Complex, earthy, and deep with rich, woody undertones.

About Haiti

Grown in Haiti’s tropical climate and volcanic soil, vetiver thrives in mountainous regions that give it its distinctive depth and character.

Amyris (sandalwood-like)

Amyris (sandalwood-like)

Origin: Haiti

Warm, woody, and smooth, reminiscent of traditional sandalwood.

About Haiti

Grown in Haiti’s mountainous regions, Haitian amyris thrives in tropical climates with rich soil, producing a sustainable sandalwood-like aroma.