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From the leaf to your living room, the bark to your bedside

From the leaf to your living room, the bark to your bedside

An appreciation of the farms where we source our essential oils 

We pride ourselves on fact that when you use our products and breathe in the scents they give off, you’re breathing the pure, unadulterated essence of a plant that’s still happily thriving on a farm somewhere in New South Wales. 

But what makes us truly excited is the ‘value add’ of the therapeutic effect our products can offer you. 

Citrus reticulata (mandarin), the happy oil, ideal for soothing stress and tension.  

The bush lavender Rosalina (Melaleuca ericifolia), a perfect natural antiseptic and guaranteed to restore a little ‘yin’ to your life if you’ve been experiencing too much ‘yang.’ 

The refreshing, invigorating (and sinus-clearing) smell of peppermint (Mentha piperata) or Eucalyptus Australiana.  

When you’re breathing in these incredible scents, the essence of Australia is right there with you, in your home.  

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