The Orange originated in a region encompassing Southern China, Northeast India, and Myanmar. They can grow up to 5 metres tall and are one of the most cultivated fruit trees in the world. They prefer to grow in tropical and subtropical climates. This cold-pressed rind extraction is a very popular ingredient in perfumes, skincare and cleaning products. It is also used as a digestive aid and is helpful in restoring emotional balance.

A native to Western Europe and North Africa, Anthemis nobilis is a low growing flowering perennial plant. The name comes from the Greek meaning ground apple - due to its pleasant fragrance. Generally smaller than Chamomile German, growing to around 30cm, it possesses a series of angelates and butyrate esters. This plant has been used since ancient times for lowering fevers, hormonal support and as a gentle yet effective sleep aid. It can be consumed as tea, taken in pill form or, of course, as an essential oil.

Petitgrain Bigarade oil is extracted from the Bitter Orange evergreen tree, native to China. It produces white fragrant flowers and small fleshy orange fruit. It is most likely a cross between the pomelo and the mandarin. Very popular in perfumery, it also has a reputation medicinally as a stimulant and appetite suppressant, due to its active ingredient, synephrine. It is also thought to bring calm and composure.

A flowering shrub native to the Mediterranean region. This member of the Lavender family is popular with medical herbalists and aromatherapists alike. It's a highly versatile variety renowned for its aroma, ornamental beauty and broad use in facilitating relaxation. The distillation of Lavandula angustifolia is widely considered an absolute essential in the home pharmacy for first aid.