Single Essential Oils

Native to the Iberian Peninsula of Portugal and Spain, Spanish Marjoram is a wild growing Mediterranean herb, popular with herbalists the world over. Its appearance is actually more similar to Thyme than Marjoram, which is reflected in the plant's botanical name; Thymus mastichina . Traditionally used in Spain and Portugal as an infusion to ease coughs, colds and influenza, Spanish Marjoram as an...

Native to New Zealand, Kanuka is a wild growing plant, highly valued by the Maoris in preparations for digestive issues and as an anti-inflammatory for wounds. Kanuka’s health promoting properties are still utilised in modern herbology and aromatherapy, with one of its most popular uses being in blends to help heal and revitalise the body, during times of illness. The light, refreshing...

The Sweet Fennel plant has an interesting and varied history. Its uses span back thousands of years with the Romans using it to treat ailments and the Greeks hailing it as a natural contraceptive in their attempts to control the population. In modern times, we have moved on from these ancient ideas, but Fennel is still considered as a plant bursting with beneficial properties for body and mind....

Coriander, although categorised within the 'spicy' family of essential oils is significantly milder than the likes of Clove, Cardamom and Cinnamon and ideal to use for people with sensitive skin types. Coriander seeds are used in the extraction process for this oil, which are taken from the plant once the flowers, or 'umbels' die back at the end of the season. This fragrant oil may support the...

Chamomile conjures thoughts of cosy evenings and soothing mugs of tea; however Roman Chamomile is one of the oldest recorded medicinal herbs and has been used for centuries to treat a host of ailments. Ancient Egyptians used the calming properties of this attractive plant as a cure for fever and Chamomile has been a staple remedy for British herbalists for generations. Native to Western Europe,...

Fresh and sweet Cedarwood Virginian is actually extracted from a tree in the Cupressaceous family. The bark of the tree, cultivated in the USA and Canada, is steam distilled to release a fresh, woody essential oil. The Cedarwood tree has been utilised for many years, with Native Americans peeling bark from the trunk to make a host of objects from homewares to totem poles, and modern manufacturers...

Let the serenity wash over you with this organic essential oil. Australian Sandalwood has been used for thousands of years by indigenous Australians as a relaxant and to promote focus.  Australian sandalwood (Santalum spicatum) is a tree native to semi-arid areas in southern central regions of Western Australia. Following harvest, the wood is processed at the Mt Romance sandalwood oil...

A calming, sensual, meditative and warming oil. Also useful for: Stress, mild anxiety, irritability, mood swings, nervous tension and insomnia How to use this product Vaporisation Create your own personal aromatic environment and balance emotional wellbeing. HOW: Choose 3 essential oils. Add a total of 5 drops to the water your Oil Garden diffuser. As the mist rises it carries the pure essential...

Oil Garden is crafted using only the finest, all natural ingredients that are free of nasty additives and harmful synthetics, our products take essential oils back to their essence to offer you the best that nature has to offer. We are proud to carry products that are 100% pure and natural, cruelty free, vegan friendly, and locally blended and bottled in Australia for products that we feel good...

Oil Garden is crafted using only the finest, all natural ingredients that are free of nasty additives and harmful synthetics, our products take essential oils back to their essence to offer you the best that nature has to offer. We are proud to carry products that are 100% pure and natural, cruelty free, vegan friendly, and locally blended and bottled in Australia for products that we feel good...