Our essential oil collection blends everyday favorites like lavender, peppermint, and tea tree with specialty scents and single-botanical bottles, including oils from established suppliers such as Starwest Botanicals and Aromar alongside our own range. Sizes run from small 10ml bottles up to 30ml, so you can try a new scent without overcommitting or restock one you already know you like.
Benefits of Essential Oils
Different oils are traditionally associated with different moods and settings. Lavender and other florals are often used to wind down in the evening; citrus oils like sweet orange and lemon are popular for a brighter, energizing scent during the day; and woody or herbal oils such as cedarwood, patchouli, and eucalyptus are often diffused for a grounding, spa-like atmosphere. These associations are traditional and experiential rather than clinically proven — think of essential oils as a way to set a scent and mood in a room, not as a treatment for any condition.
How to Choose an Essential Oil
Start with how you plan to use it. For a diffuser or oil burner, almost any oil in this collection works well on its own or blended with two or three complementary scents — see our diffuser essential oils for the ones we stock specifically for that. For topical use — a massage oil, a rollerball, or added to a bath — always dilute first in a carrier oil; essential oils are too concentrated to apply directly to skin. If you're sensitive to strong scents, start with a lighter floral or citrus oil before trying more intense oils like clove or patchouli.
Popular Types
Floral & Herbal
Lavender, rose, and other florals are among the most versatile scents in the collection, popular for both diffusing and diluted topical blends.
Citrus & Woody
Lemon, sweet orange, and eucalyptus bring a brighter, cleaner scent, while cedarwood and patchouli lean warmer and more grounding — a good pairing for a balanced diffuser blend.
How to Use
For diffusing, follow your diffuser's recommended drop count (usually 3-5 drops per fill) and run it in a well-ventilated room. For topical use, dilute in a carrier oil before applying to skin — never apply undiluted essential oil directly. Citrus oils can increase skin sensitivity to sunlight, so avoid sun exposure on treated skin for several hours after topical use. Keep all essential oils out of reach of children and pets, and do not ingest any oil unless it is specifically labeled and formulated for internal use.
