Thirty-five botanicals at 10ml each is not really a bottle, it is a library. Sold individually rather than as a fixed set, these are the oils you buy three or four at a time to learn what a blend actually needs — and at five to six dollars a bottle, being wrong costs very little.
The range covers all three registers a blend is built from. Bright top notes that arrive first and leave first: lemon, sweet orange, grapefruit, bergamot, peppermint, spearmint, lemongrass, eucalyptus and lemon eucalyptus. Middle notes that carry the body of a scent: lavender, geranium, rose, neroli, jasmine, chamomile, rosemary, ylang ylang, clove bud, cinnamon, ginger, anise star and turmeric. And base notes that hold everything down: sandalwood, cedarwood, vetiver, patchouli, frankincense, myrrh, copaiba and helichrysum, alongside tea tree, Australian tea tree, citronella, oregano and vanilla.
Each bottle is amber glass with a dropper insert, which is what makes counting possible — and counting is what makes a blend repeatable. Three to five drops scent a room in any of the ultrasonic and cool-mist units in our humidifier and diffuser range. Diluted into a carrier oil at 1–2%, the same bottle becomes a massage or bath blend; at craft rates it goes into candles, melts and soap.
A 10ml bottle holds roughly two hundred drops, or forty to sixty diffuser sessions. That is enough to decide whether an oil earns a permanent place on the shelf — and once one does, the same botanicals are available in a 100ml working size for anyone diffusing nightly or making in batches.
See the full Diffuser Essential Oil collection, or the wider Aromatherapy Oils range for pre-diluted body and massage oils.