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The Plant Behind the Oil: Jasmine
In contemporary practice, jasmine absolute is used in ways that bridge traditional knowledge and modern wellness.
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The Plant Behind The Oil. Get to know the plants behind the bottles. Explore where these plants come from, how they’re grown and harvested, and the sustainability stories that connect you to the land. You’ll learn the rich traditions and histories that give these oils their soul — not just their scent.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Yuzu
In Korea, Yuzu (called Yuja) holds a place in folk medicine as a soothing remedy for winter ailments.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Gingergrass
Traditionally, gingergrass has been used in folk and Ayurvedic medicine for a variety of applications.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Tarragon
Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is a culinary delight with a mythic name, a protective spirit, and a deeply warming energy.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Fragonia™
While specific traditional uses of Agonis fragrans by Indigenous Australians are not well-documented, it's worth noting that related species within the Myrtaceae family, such as tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia), have been used by Aboriginal communities for their medicinal properties.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Plai
It is often mistaken for common ginger (Zingiber officinale) but has distinct characteristics, including its bluish-purple rhizome and more intense camphor-like aroma. Some might even call this plant “Ginger’s cooler cousin”.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Oregano
Oregano has long been valued for its medicinal benefits. It possesses potent antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties, primarily due to its high content of carvacrol and thymol.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Vetiver
The roots of Chrysopogon zizanioides are the source of vetiver essential oil, a highly valued product in the perfume and cosmetics industries.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Catnip
Nepeta cataria is known for its resilience and ability to grow in diverse environments.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Tamala
As a part of forest ecosystems, this species supports biodiversity by providing an excellent habitat for a large number of birds and small mammals, which facilitates its regeneration and contributes to the overall health of its environment.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Rock Rose
They revered the goats from whose beards this celestial substance was gathered, and pharaohs would adorn themselves with fake beards of goat furs saturated in labdanum (cistus resin) to symbolize their connection to the heavenly world.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Tulsi
If you have a friend or neighbor with an established Tulsi plant, you can simply take a cutting and remove any flowers, and a few leaves growing on the bottom of the stem.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Laurel Leaf
Laurel has a host of common names, including bay tree, bay leaf tree, bay laurel, sweet bay, sweet bag, Grecian laurel, and true laurel.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Sweet Marjoram
Modern research supports several health benefits associated with sweet marjoram (herb).
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Hops
But hops also has a history of usage extending beyond its classic inclusion in beers, and it offers many benefits as an aromatic herb and essential oil.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Bergamot Mint
Bergamot mint was used in folk magic to increase the flow of wealth to one’s life.
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The Plant Behind the Oil: Davana
Davana has been cherished in its homeland for generations for its unique fragrance and beneficial properties.
The Plant Behind the Oil: White Turmeric
White Turmeric is native to Southeast Asia and India and has been naturalized in other areas, including the United States.