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.

Cedarwood Atlas is a varietal of pine tree native to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco that grows to approximately 35m high. The essential oil that is extracted from its wood has a long history of usage in medicine and ritual, stretching back to ancient Egyptian times. A favourite in perfumery, it’s widely used today to bring rich, spicy base notes to fragrances and has the additional benefit of relaxing its wearer.

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.

Palmarosa is a species of perennial grass native to India and Indochina. It thrives in tropical and humid conditions growing up to 3 metres tall. It is bright green in colour with a strong thin stem. It has a sweet, rose-like scent making it a popular addition to cosmetics and soaps. It is especially useful in addressing skin complaints.