Bergamot is a small and sensitive citrus tree with fragrant fruit that are green/yellow in colour. Linked in origin to Lombardy, Italy, production today is mostly limited to the Ionian Sea coastal areas of the Reggio di Calabria provence. It is widely used as a general skin tonic by the cosmetic industry and therapeutically employed to relax and restore. Our Italian oil is cold-pressed from the rind.

Australian Sandalwood is grown sustainably in Western Australia where it has been an important part of the economy since colonial times. It is evergreen, flowers throughout the year and can grow to be 10 metres tall. It has wide, thick leaves and grows well in special soil conditions. These trees are known as 'hemiparasitic', as they derive some of their nutrients from the root systems of host plants. The wood has a very distinctive smell and is primarily used in the perfume industry and to make incense.

Lavender Sweet is a flowering plant native to Africa, Europe and Asia. This small shrub is largely pest and drought-resistant. It requires little care other than yearly pruning. This keeps the lavender flowers attractive and abundant. It is known for its gentle scent and soothing properties. It is used widely in laundry and cleaning products as it has a very clean, fresh smell. It is also very calming and is purported to help combat insomnia.

Lemon is a species of small flowering evergreen tree. It is thought to have first grown in Northeast India, Burma or China. Genomic studies suggest it's a hybrid between bitter orange and citron. Our essential oil is cold pressed from the rind. Lemon extractions have been popular for centuries for a broad variety of therapeutic applications and its uplifting, zesty aroma.