Fragrance

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

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Benzyl Alcohol

Found naturally in cocoa, mushrooms, some fruits and essential oils but also synthesized for industry, benzyl alcohol is used as a fixative to stabilize a fragrance’s aroma and preserve its lifespan.

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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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Styrax Benzoin Resin Extract

Styrax benzoin resin extract lends a rich, sweet, and gentle vanilla-like scent with hints of cinnamon. Many use it for calming, grounding, and doing root chakra work.

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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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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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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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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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Citronellol

Citronellol, a naturally occurring terpene found in many plants and essential oils, is added to fragrances to create a crisp, floral aroma reminiscent of roses.

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Cinnamyl Alcohol

Found naturally in cinnamon trees, cinnamyl alcohol is most often synthesized for industry to give fragrances the sweet and spicy aroma of cinnamon.

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Amyl Cinnamal

Amyl cinnamal adds a sweet, floral aroma reminiscent of jasmine.

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Benzyl Cinnamate

While benzyl cinnamate occurs naturally in some plants and their essential oils, it is often synthesized (using benzyl alcohol and cinnamic acid) to maintain the lifespan of a fragrance and add a sweet, floral aroma.

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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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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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Benzyl Salicylate

While benzyl salicylate occurs naturally in some plants and their essential oils, it is often synthesized (using benzyl alcohol and salicylic acid) to maintain the lifespan of a fragrance and add a sweet, floral aroma.

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Cinnamal

Found naturally in cinnamon, cassia, and camphor trees but also synthesized for industry, cinnamal gives fragrances the distinctly sweet and spicy aroma of cinnamon.

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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 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 Frankincense Oil

(boswellia carterii)

Frankincense oil is well-known for its earthy, resinous, sweet, and subtly spicy aroma. Many use it to support a peaceful and introspective state of mind, help create a tranquil environment, and enhance relaxation and calm.

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Essential Texas Cedarwood Oil

(juniperus mexicana)

Extracted from the wood of juniperus mexicana, essential cedarwood oil offers a rich, woody, cedar 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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Essential Sweet Orange Peel Oil

(citrus aurantium dulcis peel)

Extracted from the peel of citrus x aurantium, essential sweet orange peel oil is used to give fragrances a rich, sweet, citrusy aroma reminiscent of freshly squeezed orange juice.

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Essential Orris Root Oil

(iris pallida root extract)

Extracted from the roots of iris pallida, essential orris root oil offers a powdery, earthy, and suede-like aroma.

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Essential Gurjun Balsam Oil

(dipterocarpus turbinatus wood)

Extracted from the wood and resin of dipterocarpus turbinatus, essential gurjun balsam oil adds a woody and sweet aroma to fragrances.

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Essential Geranium Oil

(pelargonium graveolens flower)

Extracted from the flowers of pelargonium graveolens, geranium oil provides a robust yet fresh lemon-rose scent. Many use it to uplift and balance.

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Essential Petitgrain Oil

(citrus reticulata leaf)

Essential petitgrain oil provides fragrances with a sweet yet floral and woody aroma. Many use it to help with calm and relaxation.

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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 Citronella Oil

(cymbopogon nardus)

Extracted from the leaves and stems of cymbopogon nardus, essential citronella oil provides a fresh, sweet, and citrusy aroma.

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Essential Mandarin Oil

(citrus nobilis peel)

With its notable zest and sweet aroma, essential mandarin oil is used by many to increase the feeling of calm and contentment and to uplift mood.

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Essential Cedar Leaf Oil

(thuja occidentalis leaf)

Extracted from the leaves of thuja occidentalis, essential cedar leaf oil provides a woody and camphoraceous aroma.

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