Body Oils

Skin and face care

Face, hands, body. Carrier oils, ratios, and the oils that genuinely behave well on skin.

Single oils

Blends and products

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  • Tea Tree (Melaleuca)

    An Australian classic, and one of the most frequently reached-for oils in skincare and around the house. It has a…

  • Frankincense

    The resin that has been burned for thousands of years. A slow, deep aroma that turns attention inwards — which…

  • Helichrysum

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

  • Sandalwood

    The classic aroma of meditation. From Indian sandalwood, a protected species — which is part of why it is so…

  • Roman Chamomile

    One of the gentlest oils there is, which is why it often comes up in family situations. The aroma is…

  • Rose

    The most expensive oil in the range: a single bottle takes several thousand petals, harvested by hand at dawn. In…

  • Patchouli

    A strongly polarising aroma: you either love it or not at all. In blends, though, everyone uses it, because it…

  • Myrrh

    Frankincense’s sibling, darker and earthier. A resin used for millennia, and it holds its own in both skincare and winding-down…

  • Lavender

    If you were going to start with a single essential oil, this is it. Lavender has been the scent of…

  • Turmeric

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

  • Copaiba

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

  • Coriander

    The version made from the seed is surprisingly soft — nothing like the sharp aroma of the leaf. Used in…

  • Jasmine

    From flowers picked at night, when the scent is strongest. Extremely concentrated and expensive — a single drop stays with…

  • Blue Tansy

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

  • Guaiacwood

    A thick, almost waxy oil with a soft, sweetish wood aroma. Long used in perfumery as a fixative; in blends…

  • ʻIliahi (Hawaiian Sandalwood)

    Hawaiian sandalwood from sustainably managed forest. Softer and creamier than its Indian relative, and one of the most agreeable aromas…

  • Yarrow | Pom

    Not a classic essential oil but a dual preparation: yarrow essential oil with pomegranate seed oil. It was made specifically…

  • Geranium

    Often described as the poor relation of rose, though it has a character of its own: greener, fresher. One of…

  • Magnolia

    Available only as a pre-diluted roll-on. A soft, unobtrusive floral — a good choice for anyone who finds jasmine too…

  • Naio

    A relatively new oil made from a Hawaiian wood. The aroma is discreet and soft — something like sandalwood, only…

  • Neroli

    From the blossom of the bitter orange. One of the most beautiful aromas an essential oil can give — and…

  • Petitgrain

    From the same tree as neroli and bitter orange, but from the leaves. Greener and earthier than the version made…

  • HD Clear

    A pre-diluted roll-on put together specifically for the skin, with black cumin oil as its base, plus tea tree and…

  • Immortelle

    The most expensive of the skincare blends: helichrysum, frankincense and sandalwood in one bottle, pre-diluted, in a…