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Distilled from the leaves of the tree, eucalyptus essential oil has a fresh, penetrating scent and is a common ingredient in salves and cold-care products.

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The fresh, fruity scent of this uncommon citrus fruit makes a refreshing room spray. Combine with water in a spritzer to help discourage mold and mildew and remove odor. (Substitute bergaptene-free bergamot for natural bergamot in any skin application.)

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The floral, tobacco-like aroma of German Chamomile comforts the body, calms the mind and purifies the spirit. Apply over the body for a calming, relaxing massage, or use it to rejuvenate dry, irritated skin.

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Wild chamomile is not a true chamomile, but shares chamomile’s soothing qualities and is ideal for sensitive skin care applications. Its fresh, herbaceous aroma helps inspire balance and adaptability to change.

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Clary sage is a key ingredient in many skincare formulas. It has a sweet, soothing aroma with intriguing musk and wine-like nuances. This popular oil tones the skin, balances the emotions and lifts the spirit.

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Imagine the homespun aroma of spices in a warm kitchen. The familiar and comforting aroma of clove bud essential oil is reassuring to the soul. Clove bud will bolster the spirit and uplift the mind. Diffuse it with sweet orange for an uplifting mood.

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Used extensively in incense and fine perfumery for thousands of years, frankincense essential oil is characterized by a sweet, balsamic aroma. Often used in face creams and oils for aging skin.