Ingredients

Commonly known as Marigold, you’ll find calendula extract in many organic baby products, and products for irritated or sensitive skin as is is a highly healing, gently on the skin and completely safe as the golden flower is edible. 

Champaca opens with a warm, tea-like sweetness, part fruit, part spice, ceremonial.

This deep dark blue potent essential oil is distilled from the dried flowers that are harvested in full bloom.

The mighty lavender is renowned for its healing properties in holistic medicine circles, and it's well known for various uses around the home and its calming clear, floral, fragrance with woody undertones.

French lavender soothes the scalp, reduces dandruff, and strengthens hair follicles while promoting calm, clarity, and emotional balance.

Valued since Ancient Egyptian times, geranium essential oil is extracted from the entire geranium plant.

Immortelle carries a warm, spiced fragrance—herbaceous and hay-like, with a succulent earthiness beneath.

Distilled from the dainty white flowers, jasmine ‘Queen of the Night’, has long been used in love potions due to its powerful reputation as an aphrodisiac.

Lotus bean gum, abundant in hydrating polysaccharides, antioxidants, and proteins, enhances elasticity, smooths texture, and restores balance—an uplifting botanical long revered as a symbol of purity and rebirth.

Manuka is an herbaceous scent, with notes of windswept scrubland, wild thyme, and warm bark.

The scent has a calming, uplifting effect on the mind and is helpful for skin cell rejuvenation and improving skin elasticity.

Rose Absolute is concentrated distillation of the rose’s most intoxicating essence.

Both floral and fortifying, rose geranium bridges beauty and strength in equal measure.

Cultivated in mountainous regions in Bulgaria, it has to be picked right after the morning dew and distilled immediately to maximize oil yield.

Both invigorating and enduring, black pepper remains a timeless symbol of vitality and spice.

Black spruce is deep and resinous, the scent of a cool forest and frost-hardened bark.

Rich in Vitamin A and revered for its rejuvenating qualities, it nourishes both skin and hair, restoring vitality with quiet persistence.

White Cedar cuts sharp and green, distilled from the leaves and twigs of Northern Canada’s towering trees.

Cedarwood breathes with a woody warmth, balsamic and grounding.

Cypress is clean and evergreen, the scent of dry earth, stone, and green forests.

Eucalyptus rises with a sharp, medicinal clarity, distilled from the towering trees of Australia.

Rich in natural silica, it was long believed to strengthen the body’s very tissue, fortifying skin and protecting hair while stimulating growth.

Juniper berry is crisp and woody, the scent of cold air, evergreen needles, and sun-warmed blue berries

Labdanum is warm and amber-rich, the scent of sun-baked resin, leather, and old-world incense.

Manuka is an herbaceous scent, with notes of windswept scrubland, wild thyme, and warm bark.

Tea Tree oil is drawn from the leaves of a flowering tree native to Australia, carrying with it a sharp clarity and cleansing force.

Oakmoss Absolute carries a rich, smoky woodiness—reminiscent of whiskey, softened by oaky vanilla undertones.

Distilled from wild tall grasses in India, it has long been treasured in Ayurveda and perfumery as a herb of purification and rejuvenation.

Pink peppercorn snaps with a bright, resinous heat, sharp at first, then soft and fruited.

Both invigorating and restorative, it is a herb of clarity and rebirth.

Sage is a small Mediterranean shrub with a scent as clear, herbal, and sharp as fresh air over stone.

Distilled from the bark of Boswellia genus trees, the resin creates a haunting fragrance -  woody, spicy with a hint of lemon.

Myrrh exhales a dusty, dry musk—resin drawn from the bark of a North African shrub.

Oud is a rare resin born of the Agarwood tree—formed only when the tree is touched by the Ambrosia beetle.

Patchouli rises from the earth with a scent of dirt and musk, dark and unmistakable.

Both sensual and transcendent, it is a wood of devotion, memory, and return.

The light, citrus scent with a floral overtone is derived from the rind of the Bergamot Orange fruit.

Rich in Vitamin A and revered for its rejuvenating qualities, it nourishes both skin and hair, restoring vitality with quiet persistence.

Grapefruit bursts with a citrusy sharpness—refreshing yet edged with a trace of bitterness.

Mandarin offers a sweet, tangy brightness, distilled from fruits that flourish in hot, humid climates.

Petitgrain carries a sweet yet tart fragrance, softened by subtle floral and woody undertones—less overtly citrus than its kin, Neroli or Orange.

Rich in fatty acids and other natural compounds, it is known as a powerful natural skin medicine and cosmetic in its native Morocco.

Commonly known as Marigold, you’ll find calendula extract in many organic baby products, and products for irritated or sensitive skin as is is a highly healing, gently on the skin and completely safe as the golden flower is edible. 

It makes perfect sense that the oils that are so good to eat are also incredibly beneficial and safe for the skin. We use a food-grade olive oil to add a richness to the blend of oils. 

This light, enriching oil comes from the pressed seeds of grapes.

Rich in natural silica, it was long believed to strengthen the body’s very tissue, fortifying skin and protecting hair while stimulating growth.

Decadent oil used to infuse deep moisture into body and hair

Beeswax is the nutrient-rich material both created and used by bees to construct honeycombs.

Long known for its powerful antioxidant qualities, Rose Hip oil contains Vitamin C, Vitamin A, and a range of healthy fatty acids.

Coconut oil is a longtime ally of the skin—light, nourishing, and protective.

Pink peppercorn snaps with a bright, resinous heat, sharp at first, then soft and fruited.

High magnesium hand-harvested sea salt from Salt Spring Island

The history of Shea as a precious commodity can be traced back to Ancient Egypt, where Shea Butter was and continues to be used to protect the hair and skin against the sun and winds of the deserts.