Body Oils

Muscle comfort after movement

After training or a long day: cooling and warming oils, massage bases, and the right dilution — which is what most of it comes down to.

Single oils

Blends and products

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  • Wintergreen

    The defining note of the Deep Blue blend. Distilled in Nepal by traditional methods — which gives the gatherers a…

  • Helichrysum

    One of the most expensive oils in the range, and not without reason: it takes an enormous quantity of flowers…

  • Siberian Fir

    The smell of a Christmas tree. Clean, cool conifer — one of the best value and most rewarding oils for…

  • Pink Pepper

    Not a true pepper, but the fruit of the Peruvian pepper tree. The aroma is brighter and fruitier than black…

  • Spanish Sage

    Softer than common sage, with notes reminiscent of lavender. Useful both for studying and in massage…

  • Rosemary

    The oil of study and of hair care. A clear, clean aroma that suits work and exam season; it has…

  • Birch

    The aroma is almost identical to wintergreen: the same distinctive, pharmacy-like note is behind both. It turns up in athletes’…

  • Turmeric

    Not the smell of the yellow kitchen powder: the distilled oil is earthier and woodier. Nor does it stain, unlike…

  • Marjoram

    Oregano’s gentler sibling. A warm, settling spice aroma that people like in massage oils and evening…

  • Copaiba

    Made from resin tapped from the trunks of Amazonian trees. The aroma is restrained, almost retiring — which is why…

  • Blue Tansy

    Its deep blue colour comes from chamazulene, formed during distillation — it is one of the most striking essential oils…

  • Ginger

    A warm, earthy spice aroma. One of the most frequently reached-for oils before travelling and after larger…

  • Black Pepper

    Exactly what you would expect: dry, pungent, immediately recognisable. It gives warm edge to massage blends, and the kitchen use…

  • Cypress

    The slender tree of Mediterranean cemetery gardens. A refreshing, dry aroma that people like in massage blends and in foot…

  • Lemongrass

    A strong, grassy citrus aroma — not the same plant as lemon balm. Most often used for cleaning and in…

  • Basil

    Far more concentrated and sharper than kitchen basil. People reach for it for studying and for long days at a…

  • Peppermint

    A strong, instantly recognisable aroma. Peppermint gives a cooling sensation on the skin and is well known as an invigorating…

  • Deep Blue

    The athletes’ blend. It cools first and then warms — that duality is what makes it distinctive. It also comes…

  • AromaTouch

    A blend put together specifically for massage. A warm, loosening aroma that really comes into its own mixed with carrier…

  • Rescuer

    Part of the children’s collection, pre-diluted. The gentler counterpart to Deep Blue: after movement and…