Cinnamon Bark

Cinnamon is associated with properties of warmth, protection, prosperity, and stimulation of the senses. The warm and spicy fragrance is believed to have an energizing and uplifting effect.

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Fragrance

Fragrance, also known as aromatic compounds are ingredients that are used to provide a pleasing scent to aromas.

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Benzyl Benzoate

While benzyl benzoate is found naturally in many plants, it is often synthesized (using benzyl alcohol and benzoic acid) to maintain the lifespan of a fragrance and add a subtle sweet-balsamic aroma.

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Eugenol

Found naturally in many plants and essential oils including nutmeg, cinnamon, turmeric, and thyme, eugenol is most often extracted from clove and adds a spicy, clove-like aroma.

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Essential Orange Oil Terpenes

(limonene)

Extracted from citrus x sinensis fruits, essential orange oil terpenes provide a fresh, zesty, and citrusy aroma.

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Essential Virginia Cedarwood Oil

(juniperus virginiana)

Extracted from the wood and leaves of juniperus virginiana, essential Virginia cedarwood oil provides an earthy and woody aroma that many use to help with feeling grounded, calm, and balanced.

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Linalool

Found naturally in many plants and essential oils, including rose, mint, lavender, and basil but also synthesized, linalool is used to give fragrances a sweet, floral, and citrusy aroma.

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Hydroxycitronellal

Hydroxycitronellal is a synthetic compound used to give fragrances a sweet and subtly floral aroma reminiscent of lily of the valley.

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Essential Clove Leaf Oil Terpenes

(eugenia caryophyllus leaf)

Extracted from the leaves of eugenia caryophyllus, essential clove leaf oil terpenes provide fragrances with a sweet and spicy, balsamic aroma.

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Geraniol

Extracted from the flowers of many plants, including lavender, rose, citronella, and lemongrass, geraniol is used to give fragrances a fruity and sweet, rose-like aroma.

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Coumarin

Found naturally in plants such as vanilla grass, tonka beans, and cinnamon, coumarin is used to add a sweet aroma reminiscent of vanilla.

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Alpha-isomethyl Ionone

While found naturally in Brewer’s yeast and the mokryeon tree, alpha-isomethyl ionene is most often syntethically produced to add a floral and woody aroma reminiscent of orris.

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Citral

Found naturally in some plants and essential oils, including orange and lemongrass, citral is often synthesized and gives fragrances a strong lemon aroma.

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Essential Canadian Fir Oil

(abies balsamea extract)

Extracted from the needles of abies balsamea, essential Canadian fir needle oil provides a fresh, woody, and coniferous aroma.

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Essential Lemon Oil Terpenes

Extracted from lemon peel, lemon oil terpenes offer a fresh, tart, and citrusy aroma.

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Essential Sweet Myrrh Oil

(opoponax)

Essential sweet myrrh oil, also known as opoponax oil, offers an earthy and inviting aroma with layers of spice, balsam, amber, and honey. Many use it to help create a sense of calm and feeling grounded.

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Essential Siberian Fir Needle Oil

(abies sibirica)

Extracted from the needles of the Siberian fir tree, abies sibirica oil offers a distinctly conifer aroma that is bright, woody, and fresh. Many use it as an uplifting oil, reducing stress and anxiety, enducing calm, and increasing one’s sense of wellbeing.

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Essential Lemon Oil

(citrus limon peel)

The tart, refreshing, and sweet scent of essential lemon oil is used by many to enhance calm, improve mental clarity and focus, and increase positivity.

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Essential Lime Oil & Terpenes

(citrus aurantifolia)

Lime oil terpenes give fragrances a subtly sweet but bright, zesty, and citrusy aroma.

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Essential Eucalyptus Oil

(eucalyptus globulus leaf)

Extracted from the leaves of eucalyptus globulus, essential eucalyptus oil possesses a bright, green, and uniquely medicinal aroma.

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Essential Clary Sage Oil

(salvia sclarea)

Sourced from the flowers and leaves of salvia sclarea, clary sage oil offers an herbaceous, earthy, warm, and subtly floral aroma. It is often used to invite calm, uplift one’s spirits, and inspire creativity and decision making. It is also used to help balance sacral and third eye chakras.

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