An essential oil sourced from a single botanical without any other ingredients.

Products, not strictly essential oils, obtained through chemical solvent extraction.

The art and science of using essential oils extracted from natural botanicals to relax, balance and rejuvenate the body, mind and spirit.

The emotional or physical effect evoked by aromatic essential oils. Examples include balancing, energizing, rejuvenating, cleansing, deodorizing and purifying.

Many plants contain furocoumarins such as bergaptene, which are known photosensitizers. Bergaptene is a naturally occurring component of bergamot essential oil. When bergamot oil is applied, the skin [..]

A vegetable oil base in which essential oils are diluted to create massage blends and body care products. Examples include sweet almond, apricot kernel, jojoba and grapeseed.

 (See "Expression")

An aromatherapy accessory used to gently disperse essential oils into the air for olfactory benefit.

Diffusion is the spontaneous movement of liquid, gas, or solid particles from an area of high concentration to low concentration. For example, uncapping a bottle of essential oil produces diffusion as [..]

A product of distillation. For example, lavender oil is the distillate of the fresh, blooming lavender plant.