Aromatherapy Blends.

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$16.00

Organically produced clove bud oil, steam-distilled in Madagascar: warm, stimulating and rich in eugenol, a drop or two for the diffuser or lamp, used with caution and respect.

$12.50

Spearmint hydrosol, Mentha spicata, organically produced in the US by an artisan distiller: light, fresh and sweet, the smell of happiness in a cool mist for the hottest days of su

$6.00

Organically produced melissa hydrosol from the USA: a brisk, lemon-like water for toning oily skin, misting over face and body in a hard moment, or adding to your water bottle.

$9.00

Monarda fistulosa, the lavender bee balm or wild bergamot, organically grown and distilled in the Pacific Northwest: a gentle hydrosol chemically close to the mild geraniol type of

$8.00

Clary sage herbal water, organically produced in the USA, that tastes the way bergamot smells, like a cup of Earl Grey: a bright splash in ice water or a gently astringent toner.

$12.00

Steam-distilled from the leaves of Australian Backhousia citriodora, lemon myrtle holds about 95% citral, more lemony than lemon oil itself.

$20.00

Petitgrain on flowers: bitter orange leaves and blossoms from Egypt, captured without solvents into a scent like Neroli, only lighter, a calm, balanced middle to base note.

$16.00

Cold-pressed blood orange rind from France, more intensely aromatic than sweet orange, with a sparkling citrus brightness that wakes up any blend on a gray morning.

$12.00

Organic red mandarine, cold-pressed from the rind in Brazil: multi-layered and grown-up, closer to bergamot than to tangerine.

$20.00

Clear green and deliciously tart, this cold-pressed mandarine from Italy smells like a blend of lime, lemon, orange and key lime.

$22.00

A total CO2 extract of organically produced Chilean raspberry seeds, extracted in Germany: rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids and vitamin E, for creams, bath oils and skin car

$13.00

Distilled from linden leaves organically produced in France: a softly green hydrosol with only a hint of blossom, like stepping into an overgrown garden.

$4.50

Black spruce, frankincense, Fragonia, sweet basil, palo santo and hyssop in a relaxing blend of forest and resin, for a pause and a few slow breaths, as a synergy or an inhaler.

$12.00

A handsome refillable pocket inhaler with a small glass vial inside: fill it with sea salt for old-fashioned smelling salts, or with cotton, and saturate it with your favorite oil.

$12.99

Wild lavender from the French Alps of Haute Provence, distilled at over 1,400 meters, where the low pressure carries more of the plant into the oil: deeper and more intense than Ma

$22.00

Southwestern white pine, Pinus strobiformis, distilled from resin-heavy cones wildcrafted where desert meets mountain: earthy, sweet and balsamic, like a very light frankincense, f

$4.25

French Mailette lavender, steam-distilled from cloned flowering tops: velvety, sweet and high in linalyl acetate, the oil John Steele called the purple cloud.

$9.00

A lip balm of melissa CO2 and calendula-infused oil in beeswax, rich buttery yellow in the tube yet clear on the lips.

$10.00

A gentle hydrosol of organically produced helichrysum from France, the everlasting flower, misted from an atomizer bottle as a cool toner for sensitive skin.

$9.00

Sparkling, light citrus water from organically grown blood oranges: mist it through a room, mix it with neroli water for a bright spritzer, or try it as a cooling toner.

$12.00

Catnip herbal water, organically grown and distilled in the Pacific Northwest, smelling of freshly snapped green beans and soft melissa: gentle for you, and great fun on a cat's fa

$6.50

Balsam fir, mandarin, warm spice and vanilla in a 5 ml cobalt bottle: Christmas morning, a fresh-cut tree and something sweet in the oven, made for the diffuser alone.

$12.00

A CO2 extract of Myristica fragrans so sweet and complex that one drop on a perfume strip smells of eggnog: warm, welcoming spice for blends, used with real care.

$12.00