Katyani Exports

Ocimum Sanctum (Holy Basil) Oil is a 100% pure and natural essential oil extracted from the leaves and flowering tops of Ocimum sanctum (Tulsi) through steam distillation. The oil is processed to retain its characteristic pale yellow to light green color and its fresh, spicy, herbaceous aroma, enriched with subtle floral and clove-like undertones. It contains naturally occurring constituents such as eugenol, methyl eugenol, and cineole.Holy Basil Oil is suitable for incorporation into fragrance blends, perfumery products, cosmetic formulations, and aromatherapy . The oil is compatible with a wide range of essential oils, allowing seamless blending with floral, citrus, woody, and herbal notes.

Organic Sandalwood Essential Oil is one of the most revered and luxurious oils in aromatherapy and perfumery. Extracted from the heartwood of the sandalwood tree (Santalum album) this oil has been treasured for centuries in India, the Middle East, and beyond for its woody, sweet, and grounding aroma. It is often associated with spirituality, meditation, and holistic healing.

The oil is obtained through steam distillation of matured heartwood, yielding a rich, golden to pale yellow liquid with a deep, balsamic fragrance. Because sandalwood trees take decades to mature, authentic organic sandalwood oil is rare and highly valued. Its aroma is long‑lasting, making it a prized ingredient in perfumes, incense, and sacred rituals.

• Botanical Name: Santalum album

• Family: Santalaceae

• Plant Part Used: Heartwood (inner wood of mature trees)

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Pale yellow to golden liquid

• Aroma: Warm, woody, sweet, balsamic, grounding

• Perfumery Note: Base note

• Emotional Balance: Calms the mind, reduces stress, and promotes inner peace.

• Meditation & Spirituality: Enhances focus, grounding, and mindfulness during meditation or prayer.

• Skin Care: Moisturizes dry skin, reduces inflammation, and supports healing of scars and blemishes.

• Anti‑aging: Improves skin elasticity and helps soften fine lines.

• Respiratory Support: Eases coughs and supports clear breathing.

• Aphrodisiac: Traditionally used to enhance intimacy and sensuality.

• Perfumery: Adds a rich, long‑lasting base note to blends, harmonizing with florals, spices, and resins.

• Add 3–4 drops to a diffuser with water.

• Creates a calming, grounding atmosphere.

• Blends beautifully with rose, jasmine, frankincense, and patchouli.

• Dilute 2–3 drops in a carrier oil (jojoba, almond, or coconut).

• Massage onto temples, chest, or back to relieve tension and promote relaxation.

• Apply diluted oil to scars or dry patches for skin nourishment.

• Add 1–2 drops to facial creams, serums, or masks.

• Helps reduce dryness, redness, and signs of aging.

• Suitable for sensitive and mature skin types.

• Add 5–6 drops to warm bathwater with Epsom salts.

• Provides deep relaxation, eases stress, and hydrates skin.

• Use as a natural perfume by diluting in jojoba oil.

• Adds a luxurious base note to homemade lotions, soaps, and candles.

• Dilution Required: Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin.

• Patch Test: Perform a skin patch test to check for sensitivity.

• Avoid Eyes & Mucous Membranes: Keep away from sensitive areas.

• Pregnancy & Children: Consult a healthcare professional before use.

• Internal Use: Not recommended unless under professional guidance.

• Storage: Keep in a cool, dark place to preserve potency.

Sweet Orange Essential Oil is extracted from the fresh peel of organically or conventionally grown oranges through cold pressing. In bulk form, it is supplied to manufacturers, formulators, and distributors for large‑scale use. Known for its uplifting, sweet, and fruity aroma, it is one of the most popular citrus oils worldwide.

• Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis

• Family: Rutaceae

• Plant Part Used: Orange peel (zest)

• Extraction Method: Cold pressing

• Appearance: Clear to pale orange liquid

• Aroma: Sweet, fruity, citrusy, refreshing

Sweet Orange Essential Oil in bulk form is widely applied in aromatherapy, cosmetics, food flavoring, and household care due to its uplifting citrus fragrance and cleansing properties. In aromatherapy, it is diffused to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and elevate mood, while in cosmetics and skincare it is blended into creams, lotions, and soaps to brighten the complexion and refresh the skin. It also serves as a natural flavoring agent in beverages and confectionery, and in household cleaning products it acts as an effective degreaser and air freshener. However, precautions are important: the oil should always be diluted before topical use to avoid skin irritation, and because it is phototoxic, direct sun exposure should be avoided for at least 12 hours after application. It is not recommended for ingestion unless specifically certified as food‑grade, and pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a healthcare professional before use. To maintain quality and potency, the oil must be stored in dark, airtight containers away from heat and light.

Origanum Carvacrol Oil, often referred to as Oregano Essential Oil, is steam‑distilled from the leaves of the oregano plant (Origanum vulgare). Its defining feature is its high carvacrol content, a phenolic compound responsible for the oil’s powerful germ‑killing and therapeutic qualities.

• Botanical Name: Origanum vulgare

• Family: Lamiaceae

• Plant Part Used: Leaves and flowering tops

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Pale yellow to light brown liquid

• Aroma: Strong, spicy, herbaceous, medicinal, with a sharp pungency

Carvacrol Natural is a monoterpenoid phenolic compound best known as the primary active constituent of oregano oil. It is valued for its antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti‑inflammatory properties, making it useful in pharmaceuticals, food preservation, cosmetics, and fragrance industries. With a warm, spicy, herbal aroma, Carvacrol is one of the key compounds responsible for the distinctive scent and medicinal qualities of oregano and thyme.

D‑Limonene is a naturally occurring terpene found in the peels of citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, and limes. It is the primary component of orange oil, making up to 97% of its composition, and is widely recognized for its sweet, orange‑like fragrance and versatile applications across industries.

• Common Name: D‑Limonene

• Botanical Source: Primarily Citrus sinensis (Sweet Orange), also from Citrus limon (Lemon), Citrus aurantiifolia (Lime), Citrus paradisi (Grapefruit)

• Family: Rutaceae

• Plant Part Used: Citrus fruit peel (zest/rind)

• Extraction Method: Cold pressing of citrus peels, followed by distillation/purification

D‑Limonene is widely applied across industries thanks to its fresh citrus fragrance and eco‑friendly solvent properties. In aromatherapy and cosmetics, it is used to add a sweet orange‑like scent to perfumes, soaps, and lotions, while in the food and beverage industry it serves as a natural flavoring agent under GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) status. Industrially, it is valued as a biodegradable cleaner and degreaser, replacing harsher petrochemical solvents, and it also acts as a precursor in chemical synthesis for other terpene derivatives. However, precautions are important: concentrated D‑Limonene can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions if not properly diluted, and it is flammable, requiring careful handling in manufacturing environments. It should be stored in tightly sealed, dark containers away from heat and sunlight to prevent oxidation. While safe in food‑grade form, ingestion should only occur under certified standards, and patch testing is recommended before cosmetic use to avoid sensitivity.

Organic Rose Essential Oil, often called Rose Otto or Damask Rose Oil, is extracted from the petals of organically grown Rosa damascena. Certified organic, it is free from synthetic pesticides and chemicals, ensuring purity and sustainability. Known as one of the most precious essential oils, it carries a rich, sweet, floral fragrance that is deeply calming and uplifting.

• Botanical Name: Rosa damascena

• Family: Rosaceae

• Plant Part Used: Fresh rose petals

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

• Aroma: Sweet, floral, romantic, deeply soothing

Organic Rose Essential Oil is treasured in aromatherapy, skincare, and perfumery for its soothing floral fragrance and therapeutic properties. In aromatherapy, it is diffused to ease stress, uplift mood, and promote emotional balance. In skincare, when diluted with a carrier oil, it helps hydrate dry or sensitive skin, reduce redness, and support anti‑aging by rejuvenating the complexion. It is also blended into massage oils to relax the body and calm the mind, and in perfumery it serves as a luxurious middle note that enriches blends with depth and elegance. However, precautions are important: Organic Rose Oil should always be diluted before topical use to avoid skin sensitivity, and direct contact with eyes or mucous membranes must be avoided. It is not recommended for ingestion unless specifically certified for food use, and pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a healthcare professional before use. To preserve its potency, the oil should be stored in dark glass bottles away from heat and light.

White Thyme Essential Oil is produced through a second distillation of Red Thyme Oil, resulting in a milder yet still powerful oil. Manufacturers and bulk suppliers emphasize its purity, consistency, and compliance with international quality standards, making it suitable for use in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and personal care industries.

• Botanical Name: Thymus zygis

• Family: Lamiaceae

• Plant Part Used: Leaves and aerial parts

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Origin: Spain and Mediterranean regions

• Appearance: Clear, pale yellow to orange fluid

• Aroma: Spicy, warm, herbaceous, penetrating fragrance

Sweet Basil Essential Oil is a 100% pure and natural essential oil obtained from the leaves and flowering tops of Ocimum basilicum through steam distillation. The oil appears as a pale yellow to amber liquid with a fresh, sweet, herbaceous, and slightly spicy aroma. It is commonly used in personal care and cosmetic formulations, including creams, lotions, soaps, shampoos, hair care products, and perfumes. Sweet Basil Essential Oil blends well with floral, citrus, herbal, and woody oils. It should be diluted before topical application. 

Vetiver Essential Oil is a thick, amber-brown essential oil obtained through steam distillation of the roots of the Vetiver plant (Vetiveria zizanioides), a perennial grass native to India. The oil has a deep, woody, smoky, and earthy aroma, making it a popular ingredient in perfumery, aromatherapy blends, skincare, and personal care formulations. With its rich composition of natural constituents such as sesquiterpenes and alcohols, Vetiver Essential Oil is commonly used as a base note in perfumes, a fixative in fragrance blends, and a versatile ingredient in cosmetic products, massage oils, and wellness preparations. The oil should be stored in a cool, dark place, away from sunlight, and kept out of reach of children. For topical use, it is recommended to dilute the oil and perform a patch test before application.

Lemon Tea Tree Essential Oil is a 100% pure and natural essential oil obtained from the leaves of Leptospermum petersonii through steam distillation. The oil appears as a pale yellow to light green liquid with a fresh, lemony, crisp aroma and subtle herbal undertones. It contains naturally occurring constituents such as citral (neral and geranial), citronellal, limonene, and linalool. Lemon Tea Tree Essential Oil can be used in aromatherapy blends, personal care formulations, household fragrance products, soaps, lotions, shampoos, candles, diffusers, and other perfumery or cosmetic applications. The oil should be diluted before topical use, stored in a cool, dark place away from sunlight, and kept out of reach of children.

Blood Orange Oil is a vibrant, bright orange to reddish-orange essential oil cold-pressed from the peel of Citrus sinensis (Blood Orange). The oil has a fresh, citrusy aroma with subtle sweet undertones, characteristic of the fruit’s peel. It contains naturally occurring compounds such as limonene and other aromatic constituents that contribute to its distinctive scent profile. Blood Orange Oil is commonly used in aromatherapy, personal care formulations, and household fragrance products. It can be incorporated into diffusers, massage blends, creams, lotions, soaps, bath products, and other fragranced items. The oil blends well with other citrus oils, as well as floral and herbal essential oils, making it suitable for a wide range of perfumery and cosmetic applications. 

Thyme essential oil  is a potent essential oil obtained from the leaves and flowering tops of Thymus vulgaris, valued for its strong herbaceous aroma and natural antimicrobial properties. Ideal for air fresheners, diffusers, incense, cleaning formulations, and aromatic products, it helps purify indoor spaces, neutralize odors, and create a refreshing environment. Supplied in pure, high-quality form, it is suitable for professional, industrial, and bulk applications

• Botanical Name: Thymus vulgaris (common thyme)

• Family: Lamiaceae (Mint family)

• Plant Part Used: Flowering tops and leaves

• Native Region: Mediterranean countries such as Spain, France, and Morocco

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Pale yellow liquid

• Aroma: Strong, warm, herbaceous, slightly spicy fragrance

Bitter Orange Oil is a natural essential oil obtained from the peel of the bitter orange fruit (Citrus aurantium), a citrus tree native to Southeast Asia and widely cultivated in the Mediterranean region. Known for its fresh, tangy, and slightly bitter aroma with floral undertones, this oil is valued in perfumery, aromatherapy, cosmetics, and household products. In bulk supply, Bitter Orange Oil offers manufacturers and formulators a versatile natural fragrance component with distinctive character.

• Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium

• Family: Rutaceae

• Plant Part Used: Peel (fruit rind)

• Extraction Method: Cold‑pressing or steam distillation

• Appearance: Yellow to orange liquid

• Aroma: Fresh, citrusy, tangy, slightly bitter with floral notes

• Perfumery Note:

Natural Oregano Oil is a premium essential oil obtained from the dried leaves of the oregano plant (Origanum vulgare)** through steam distillation. Known for its sharp, herbaceous, and spicy fragrance, this oil is widely recognized for its powerful natural compounds, particularly carvacrol and thymol, which contribute to its antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. It is a versatile oil used across aromatherapy, cosmetics, nutraceuticals, and household products.

• Botanical Name: Origanum vulgare

• Family: Lamiaceae (mint family)

• Plant Part Used: Dried leaves

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Pale yellow to light brown liquid

• Aroma: Strong, spicy, herbaceous, slightly medicinal

• Key Constituents: Carvacrol, thymol, p‑cymene, γ‑terpinene

Peppermint Essential Oil is one of the most popular and versatile oils in aromatherapy, natural medicine, and industrial applications. Extracted from the leaves of the peppermint plant (Mentha × piperita)**, this oil is prized for its cooling, refreshing, and invigorating aroma. In bulk form, it is highly valued by manufacturers, wellness brands, and practitioners who require large quantities for formulations, therapeutic blends, and commercial products.

The oil is obtained through steam distillation of fresh peppermint leaves, yielding a clear to pale yellow liquid rich in menthol and menthone, the compounds responsible for its cooling sensation and therapeutic properties. Bulk peppermint oil is often supplied in large containers (1 liter, 5 liters, or more) for professional use in aromatherapy centers, cosmetic industries, and pharmaceutical preparations.

• Botanical Name: Mentha × piperita

• Family: Lamiaceae

• Plant Part Used: Leaves and flowering tops

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

• Aroma: Fresh, minty, cooling, sharp

• Perfumery Note: Top note

• Respiratory Support: Clears nasal passages, eases congestion, and supports breathing.

• Digestive Aid: Traditionally used to ease bloating, indigestion, and nausea.

• Pain Relief: Provides relief for headaches, sore muscles, and joint pain when applied topically (diluted).

• Mental Clarity: Stimulates focus, reduces fatigue, and promotes alertness.

• Skin Care: Useful for acne, itching, and minor irritations (always diluted).

• Natural Cleaning: Acts as a disinfectant in household sprays and industrial cleaners.

• Insect Repellent: Deters mosquitoes, ants, and other pests naturally.

• Bulk Applications: Ideal for large‑scale production of balms, ointments, inhalants, soaps, shampoos, and cleaning products.

• Add 3–4 drops to a diffuser with water.

• Creates a refreshing atmosphere, supports respiratory health, and uplifts mood.

• Blends well with eucalyptus, tea tree, lemon, and lavender.

• Dilute 2–3 drops in a carrier oil (coconut, almond, or jojoba).

• Massage onto temples, chest, or sore muscles for relief.

• Apply diluted oil to insect bites or minor skin irritations.

• Add 2–3 drops to a bowl of hot water.

• Inhale vapors to ease congestion, colds, and sinus discomfort.

• Add 5–6 drops to warm bathwater with Epsom salts.

• Provides relaxation, clears the mind, and refreshes the body.

• Dilution Required: Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin.

• Patch Test: Perform a skin patch test to check for sensitivity.

• Avoid Eyes & Mucous Membranes: Keep away from sensitive areas.

• Pregnancy & Children: Consult a healthcare professional before use.

• Internal Use: Not recommended unless under professional guidance.

Lavender Essential Oil Bulgaia is a premium extract obtained from the flowers of Lavandula angustifolia, cultivated in the fertile valleys of Bulgaria. The country is renowned worldwide for producing some of the finest lavender oil, thanks to its unique climate, mineral‑rich soil, and centuries‑old distillation traditions. Bulgarian lavender is prized for its balanced aroma profile—sweet, floral, herbaceous, and slightly fruity—making it highly sought after in aromatherapy, perfumery, and natural wellness.

Steam‑distilled from freshly harvested lavender blossoms, this oil is 100% pure and organic, free from pesticides or synthetic additives. Its high content of linalool and linalyl acetate gives it powerful calming, soothing, and skin‑healing properties.

• Fragrance Profile: Sweet, floral, herbaceous, with subtle fruity undertones.

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid.

• Consistency: Light, thin, easily blends with other oils.

• Note in Perfumery: Middle note, harmonizes well with citrus, floral, and woody oils.

• Aromatherapy: Promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and improves sleep quality.

• Skincare: Soothes irritation, supports wound healing, reduces acne, and balances oily skin.

• Haircare: Strengthens hair, reduces dandruff, and nourishes scalp.

• Perfumery: Adds a soft, floral heart note to blends.

• Household Use: Natural air freshener and insect repellent.

• Wellness: Eases headaches, supports respiratory health, and calms nervous tension.

• Add 3–4 drops to a diffuser with water.

• Creates a calming atmosphere, ideal for meditation, relaxation, or bedtime.

• Blends beautifully with bergamot, cedarwood, and clary sage.

• Dilute 2–3 drops in a carrier oil (coconut, jojoba, almond).

• Massage onto temples, neck, or shoulders to relieve tension.

• Apply to minor cuts, burns, or insect bites for soothing relief.

• Add 1–2 drops to facial creams, serums, or masks.

• Helps reduce acne, redness, and signs of aging.

• Can be used in homemade soaps and lotions for fragrance and therapeutic benefits.

• Mix 2–3 drops into shampoo or conditioner.

• Promotes healthy scalp, reduces dandruff, and adds shine.

• Add 5–6 drops to warm bathwater with Epsom salts.

• Provides deep relaxation and relieves muscle fatigue.

1. Dilution Required: Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin
2. Patch Test: Perform a skin patch test before widespread use
3. Avoid Eyes & Mucous Membranes: Keep away from sensitive areas
4.  Pregnancy & Children: Consult a healthcare professional before use.
5. Internal Use: Do not ingest unless under guidance of a qualified professional.

Natural Oregano Oil is a highly concentrated essential oil extracted from the leaves and flowering tops of Origanum vulgare, valued for its strong antimicrobial, antioxidant, and immune‑supporting properties.

• Botanical Name: Origanum vulgare

• Family: Lamiaceae (mint family)

• Plant Part Used: Dried leaves and flowering tops

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Origin: Commonly cultivated in Mediterranean regions and India

• Rich in Carvacrol (60–80%) → powerful antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral activity.

• Contains Thymol (5–10%) → antiseptic and antioxidant properties.

• Immune Support: Helps strengthen natural defenses against seasonal threats.

• Digestive Aid: Traditionally used to relieve bloating and support gut health.

• Respiratory Health: Supports clear breathing when diffused.

• Natural Preservative: Used in food and nutraceuticals for its antimicrobial strength.

• Aroma: Strong, sharp, herbaceous, and spicy.

• Perfume Note: Middle note.

• Blends Well With: Lavender, rosemary, tea tree, eucalyptus, and citrus oils.

• Aromatherapy: Diffuse 2–3 drops to purify air and support respiratory health.

• Topical Use: Dilute with carrier oil (e.g., coconut or jojoba) before applying to skin for immune or muscle support.

• Culinary Use: Food‑grade oregano oil can be used sparingly as a flavor enhancer in sauces, soups, and teas.

• Household: Natural disinfectant in cleaning sprays and surface cleaners.

• 100% pure, steam‑distilled essential oil.

• Free from synthetic additives, fillers, or preservatives.

• Available in retail bottles (10 ml, 30 ml, 100 ml) and bulk packaging (500 ml, 1 kg, 5 kg).

How TO Use

1.     Aromatherapy (Diffusion)

• Add 2–3 drops of oregano oil to a diffuser filled with water.
• Helps purify the air, supports respiratory health, and creates a clean environment.

2. Topical Application (Skin Use)

• Always dilute oregano oil with a carrier oil (like coconut, olive, or jojoba).
• Typical ratio: 1 drop oregano oil + 3–4 drops carrier oil.
• Apply to chest, soles of feet, or affected area for immune support or muscle relief.

3. Internal Use (Food-Grade Only)

• Only use food-grade certified oregano oil.
• Add 1 drop to a glass of water, tea, or soup for digestive and immune benefits.
• Alternatively, take in capsule form for controlled dosage.

4. Household Cleaning

• Mix 5–10 drops oregano oil with water and vinegar in a spray bottle.

Precautions

• Always dilute before applying to skin (can cause irritation).

• Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, and sensitive areas.

• Not recommended for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, infants, or young children.

• Perform a patch test before use.

• Store in a cool, dark place to preserve potency.

Rich in natural compounds like carvacrol and thymol, Oregano Essential Oil is celebrated for its revitalizing and warming qualities. In aromatherapy, it is often used to promote a sense of clarity and energy, making it ideal for diffusing in spaces where you need to feel uplifted and focused.

In topical applications, Oregano Essential Oil is typically diluted in a carrier oil, offering a comforting and stimulating sensation when applied to the skin. This oil is also commonly incorporated into massage oils, balms, and wellness products aimed at supporting overall well-being.

Tea Tree Essential Oil is 100% pure and one of the most celebrated natural remedies in modern aromatherapy and holistic health. Extracted from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia tree, native to Australia, this oil has earned global recognition for its antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties.

• Indigenous Australians traditionally used crushed tea tree leaves to treat wounds, infections, and respiratory issues.

• The oil was first distilled in the early 20th century and gained popularity during World War II, when soldiers carried it in first-aid kits.

• Today, tea tree oil is cultivated primarily in Australia but exported globally for use in cosmetics, medicine, and household products.

Tea tree oil’s potency comes from its unique blend of compounds:

• Terpinen-4-ol: The most important active ingredient, responsible for antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects.

• Gamma-terpinene & Alpha-terpinene: Contribute to antifungal and antibacterial activity.

• Cineole (Eucalyptol): Adds respiratory benefits and a refreshing aroma.

• Alpha-pinene & Beta-pinene: Provide antiseptic and anti-inflammatory support.

• Acne: Reduces acne-causing bacteria and calms redness.

• Infections: Helps with minor cuts, wounds, and fungal conditions.

• Irritations: Soothes insect bites, rashes, and eczema. Application: Dilute with carrier oil (1–2 drops per teaspoon) before applying.

• Dandruff Control: Targets Malassezia yeast linked to dandruff.

• Scalp Health: Reduces itchiness and balances oil production.

• Hair Growth: Keeps scalp clean, indirectly supporting stronger hair. Application: Add a few drops to shampoo or massage diluted oil into scalp.

• Topical: Always dilute with carrier oil.

• Aromatic: Diffuse to purify air and support breathing.

• Household: Add to cleaning solutions or sprays.

• Steam Therapy: Inhale vapors for respiratory relief.

• Dilution Required: Undiluted oil may irritate skin.

• Patch Test: Always test before widespread use.

• Avoid Ingestion: Not safe for internal use.

• Sensitive Areas: Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes.

• Children & Pets: Use cautiously; consult professionals.

When incorporated into skincare, sandalwood essential oil offers excellent moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties, making it ideal for nourishing dry, irritated, or mature skin. It helps to improve skin elasticity, reduce the appearance of fine lines, and impart a healthy, radiant glow. The oil's gentle nature also makes it suitable for sensitive skin, providing a soothing and rejuvenating experience.

Additionally, sandalwood essential oil can be used in massage therapies to relax tense muscles and uplift the spirit, enhancing overall well-being. It blends harmoniously with other essential oils such as lavender, bergamot, and jasmine, allowing for the creation of personalized and enchanting aromatic blends. Whether used for its aromatic delight or therapeutic benefits, sandalwood essential oil brings a touch of elegance and tranquility to everyday self-care practices.

Botanical Name                                                   :       Eucalyptus globulus

Common Method Of Extraction                                           :         CO2 Extraction

Parts Used                                                                                 :         Dried leaves and young twigs

Note Classification                                                                   :         Top note

Aroma                                                                                        :         Fresh, woody, camphoraceous

Extraction :
The essential oil is steam distilled from the dried leaves and young twigs of the eucalyptus tree.

Chemical Composition :
The main chemical components are 1,8-cineole, limonene, terpinen-4-ol, aromadendrene, epiglobulol, a-pinene, b-pinene, a-phellandrene, piperitone and globulol.

Essential Oil Information :
The Eucalyptus Oil is extracted from Myrtaceae, a genus of flowering trees in myrtle family. As a source of wood, the oil finds usage for cleaning functions as a natural insecticide.

Uses : 
The oil provides usefulness in treating cases of bronchitis, bruises, burns, asthma, blisters, catarrh, colds, cystitis, headache, insect bites, measles, mental exhaustion, neuralgia, respiratory infections, skin infections, sore throats, viral infections, wounds.

Therapeutic Properties :
The essential oil has therapeutic properties including antispasmodic, expectorant, decongestant and antiviral.

• It helps in the treatment for respiratory tract issues like asthma and coughing
• Treats bronchitis
• Cure for oral health issues and dental diseases
• Provides relief in indigestion and prevent nausea
• An effective halitosis solution
• With antibacterial property, this oil prohibits bacterial growth in the digestive system or in mouth
• Used as nasal drops
• Added in perfumes and fragrances
• As spice in sauces, seasoning in foods, and in skin ointment solutions

100% Natural Betel Leaf Oil is a natural essential oil obtained from the fresh leaves of Piper betle through steam distillation. The oil appears as a pale yellow to brownish liquid and has a strong, spicy, warm, and slightly peppery aroma with herbal undertones. It contains naturally occurring constituents such as eugenol, chavicol, chavibetol, and cineole. Betel Leaf Oil can be blended with other essential oils if desired. As a concentrated essential oil, it should be diluted before topical use and stored in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Vetiver Terpenes are natural compounds extracted from the essential oil of vetiver roots, a grass native to India and widely cultivated in tropical regions. Known for their complex, grounding aroma, vetiver terpenes are used in perfumery, aromatherapy, and specialty chemical formulations. When sold in bulk, they provide manufacturers with a reliable raw material for large‑scale production.

• Botanical Name: Chrysopogon zizanioides (Vetiver)

• Family: Poaceae

• Plant Part Used: Roots

• Extraction Method: Distillation of vetiver root oil, followed by terpene isolation

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

• Aroma: Sweet, woody, earthy, soil‑like with balsamic undertones

Lemon Balm Oil, also known as Melissa Oil, is one of the most precious and highly valued essential oils in the world. Distilled from the fresh leaves and flowering tops of Melissa officinalis, this oil carries a delicate, citrus‑herbal fragrance with subtle sweet undertones. Revered since ancient times in Greek and Roman traditions, lemon balm has been celebrated for its calming, uplifting, and harmonizing properties. Today, 100% Pure & Natural Lemon Balm Oil is produced to therapeutic standards, ensuring purity, potency, and versatility across aromatherapy, perfumery, and wellness industries.

• Aromatherapy: Promotes relaxation, reduces anxiety, and uplifts mood.

• Perfumery: Adds a rare citrus‑herbal top note to luxury fragrance compositions.

• Skincare: Soothes irritation, tones skin, and rejuvenates complexion.

• Pharmaceuticals: Traditionally used in remedies for insomnia, headaches, and digestive issues.

• Household: Natural fragrance for candles, room sprays, and cleansing products.

       Safety & Precautions

  • Always dilute before topical application to avoid skin sensitivity.

  • Conduct a patch test before use.

  • Avoid direct contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

  • Not recommended for infants or very sensitive skin.

  • Pregnant or nursing women should consult a healthcare professional before use.

  • For external use only unless specified otherwise.

  • Store in a cool, dark place to preserve aroma and potency.

Tulsi Oil (Holy Basil Oil) is an essential oil obtained from the leaves of the Ocimum sanctum plant. It has a pale yellow to greenish-yellow color and a warm, spicy, slightly sweet aroma with herbal undertones. The oil is commonly used in perfumery, personal care, skincare, and aromatic blends, where it contributes fragrance, texture, and compatibility with other oils. It is typically stored in dark, airtight containers to maintain its color and aromatic properties.

Eucalyptus Essential Oil – 100% Pure and Natural is appreciated for its fresh, camphoraceous aroma that is commonly used in aromatherapy and wellness applications. Its clean and invigorating fragrance is often diffused to create a refreshing atmosphere and blended into massage oils, spa products, and personal care formulations for aromatic purposes. This oil is also used in a variety of natural products where a crisp, cooling scent is desired, making it a popular choice for wellness, spa, and lifestyle applications.

Rosemary Oil is an essential oil extracted from the leaves and flowering tops of the rosemary plant (Rosmarinus officinalis)**, a fragrant evergreen herb native to the Mediterranean region. Known since ancient times for its stimulating and healing properties, rosemary has been used in traditional medicine, culinary practices, and spiritual rituals. Today, Rosemary Oil is prized in aromatherapy, hair care, skincare, and natural wellness for its invigorating scent and therapeutic benefits.

• Botanical Name: Rosmarinus officinalis

• Family: Lamiaceae (mint family)

• Plant Part Used: Leaves and flowering tops

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

• Fragrance: Fresh, herbal, woody, camphor‑like, sharp and energizing

• Note in Perfumery: Middle note, balancing and refreshing

Rosemary Oil contains active compounds that give it its therapeutic power:

• 1,8‑Cineole (Eucalyptol) – respiratory support, mental clarity.

• Camphor – stimulates circulation, relieves pain.

• Alpha‑Pinene – anti‑inflammatory, antimicrobial.

• Linalool – calming and balancing.

• Stimulates hair follicles, promoting growth.

• Reduces dandruff and scalp irritation.

• Adds shine and strength to hair.

• Enhances focus, memory, and concentration.

• Relieves stress and mental fatigue.

• Clears respiratory passages when inhaled.

• Antimicrobial properties help with acne.

• Improves circulation, giving skin a healthy glow.

• Acts as a natural toner for oily skin.

• Eases muscle aches, joint pain, and stiffness.

• Improves blood circulation when massaged.

• Useful in sports recovery blends.

• Natural disinfectant for cleaning surfaces.

• Adds a refreshing scent to homemade sprays.

• Diffusion: Add 3–5 drops to a diffuser for mental clarity and energy.

• Hair Oil: Mix 5–6 drops with 2 tablespoons of carrier oil (like coconut or jojoba) and massage into scalp. Leave for 30–60 minutes before washing.

• Massage Oil: Blend 5–6 drops with 2 tablespoons of carrier oil for muscle relaxation.

• Skincare: Add 1–2 drops to creams or serums for acne‑prone or oily skin.

• Steam Inhalation: Add 2–3 drops to hot water, inhale vapors for respiratory relief.

• Cleaning: Mix 10–15 drops with vinegar and water for a natural disinfectant spray.

• Dilution Required: Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin or scalp.

• Avoid Eyes & Mucous Membranes: Can cause irritation if it comes in contact.

• Pregnancy & Epilepsy: Not recommended for pregnant women, children under 6, or individuals with epilepsy.

• Skin Sensitivity: Perform a patch test before use.

• Internal Use: Do not ingest unless under professional guidance.

• Storage: Keep in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation.

Bright, refreshing, and invigorating, Lemon Essential Oil is a timeless natural extract derived from the peel of Citrus limon. Known for its crisp aroma and versatile applications, lemon oil has been cherished for centuries in aromatherapy, skincare, culinary use, and household cleaning. Our premium Lemon Essential Oil is carefully cold-pressed to preserve its vibrant fragrance and potent natural compounds, delivering purity and freshness in every drop.

• Aromatherapy: Uplifts mood, reduces stress, and promotes mental clarity.

• Skin Care: Helps brighten complexion, reduce excess oil, and support clear, healthy skin.

• Hair Care: Adds shine, strengthens roots, and refreshes scalp.

• Immune Support: Rich in antioxidants and vitamin C compounds that support natural defenses.

• Household Cleaning: Natural degreaser and disinfectant, perfect for eco-friendly cleaning solutions.

• Botanical Origin: Citrus limon (lemon fruit peel).

• Extraction Method: Cold-pressing of fresh lemon rinds.

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid with a sharp citrus aroma.

• Composition: Rich in limonene, β-pinene, γ-terpinene, citral, and myrcene.

• Purity: 100% natural, free from synthetic additives, parabens, and harmful chemicals.

• Grade: Therapeutic, cosmetic

• Diffusion: Add a few drops to a diffuser for a refreshing, energizing atmosphere.

• Massage Oil: Dilute with carrier oils (coconut, jojoba, almond) for skin-nourishing massages.

• Skin Care: Blend into creams or serums to brighten and rejuvenate skin.

• Hair Care: Add to shampoos or conditioners for shine and freshness.

• Cleaning Products: Mix with water or vinegar for natural, chemical-free cleaning sprays.

• Highly concentrated; always dilute before topical use.

• Perform a patch test to check for sensitivity.

• Avoid direct ingestion unless certified food-grade.

• Lemon oil is photosensitive; avoid sun exposure after topical application.

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

• Keep out of reach of children.

Pine Essential Oil is obtained from the needles and twigs of pine trees, most commonly Pinus sylvestris (Scots Pine) and related species. Known for its crisp, fresh, and invigorating aroma, pine oil has long been valued in perfumery, aromatherapy, and household applications. In bulk supply, Pine Essential Oil is ideal for manufacturers, distributors, and formulators who require large volumes for blending, product creation, or resale.

• Botanical Name: Pinus sylvestris (Scots Pine) or related species

• Family: Pinaceae

• Plant Part Used: Needles and twigs

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid

• Aroma: Fresh, crisp, woody, resinous, slightly balsamic

• Perfumery Note: Top to middle note

Chamomile Oil is a gentle, aromatic essential oil obtained by steam distillation of chamomile flowers. It is widely recognized for its relaxing, anti‑inflammatory, and skin‑soothing qualities. Two main types exist: German Chamomile Oil (Matricaria chamomilla), known for its deep blue color due to chamazulene, and Roman Chamomile Oil (Chamaemelum nobile), which is pale yellow and has a sweet, apple‑like fragrance.

• Botanical Names:

  • Matricaria chamomilla (synonym: Matricaria recutita) – German Chamomile

  • Chamaemelum nobile (synonym: Anthemis nobilis) – Roman Chamomile

• Family: Asteraceae (daisy family)

• Plant Part Used: Flowers (dried blossoms)

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance:

  • German Chamomile Oil – deep blue due to chamazulene

  • Roman Chamomile Oil – pale yellow, clear liquid

• Aroma: Sweet, fruity, apple‑like (Roman); herbaceous, warm, slightly bitter (German)

Lemon Terpenes Bulk are natural hydrocarbons extracted from lemon essential oil or citrus peels, available in bulk for industrial and commercial use. They are valued for their crisp, uplifting citrus aroma and are widely used in fragrance, flavoring, cosmetics, and cleaning formulations. Bulk supply ensures cost‑effective access for manufacturers and large‑scale applications.

• Botanical Source: Citrus limon (lemon peel)

• Form: Liquid

• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow

• CAS Numbers: 84292‑31‑7 / 68917‑33‑9

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation or cold pressing of lemon rind

Lemon Terpenes in bulk form are widely used across industries thanks to their fresh citrus aroma and natural solvent properties. In fragrance and perfumery, they provide a lively top note for perfumes, air fresheners, and candles, while in flavoring they add lemony brightness to beverages and confectionery. They are also incorporated into cosmetics and personal care products such as soaps and lotions for a refreshing scent, and in household cleaning formulations they act as effective natural degreasers and eco‑friendly solvents. Industrially, lemon terpenes serve as biodegradable alternatives to harsh chemicals in paints, adhesives, and coatings. However, precautions are essential: because they are highly concentrated, lemon terpenes should be handled with care, diluted appropriately in consumer products, and stored in cool, dry conditions away from sunlight to preserve stability. Direct skin contact may cause irritation, so protective measures are recommended during handling, and compliance with food, cosmetic, or industrial safety regulations must be ensured depending on the intended application.

Natural Lemon Oil is obtained from the peels of fresh lemons through cold pressing or steam distillation. It is one of the most popular citrus oils, known for its sharp, refreshing, and energizing fragrance. Rich in limonene and other natural compounds, Lemon Oil is used across industries ranging from perfumery and cosmetics to food flavoring and cleaning products.

• Botanical Name: Citrus limon

• Family: Rutaceae

• Plant Part Used: Fruit peel (zest)

• Extraction Method: Cold pressing / steam distillation

• Appearance: Colorless to pale yellow liquid

• Aroma: Fresh, sharp, citrusy, uplifting

• Key Constituents: Limonene, citral, β‑pinene

Turmeric  Oil is derived from the rhizomes (roots) of the Curcuma longa plant, a member of the ginger family. Known for centuries in Ayurvedic and traditional medicine, turmeric has been celebrated for its golden color, earthy aroma, and powerful healing properties. While turmeric powder is widely used as a culinary spice, the essential oil is a concentrated extract that captures the plant’s most potent bioactive compounds, including turmerone, ar-turmerone, and zingiberene.

This oil is prized for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, and skin-rejuvenating qualities. Its warm, spicy, and earthy fragrance makes it a popular choice in aromatherapy, while its therapeutic properties extend to skincare, haircare, and holistic wellness practices.

• Botanical Name: Curcuma longa

• Plant Part Used: Rhizomes (roots)

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation

• Appearance: Yellow to orange liquid

• Aroma/Fragrance: Warm, earthy, spicy, slightly woody

• Texture: Medium viscosity, blends well with carrier oils

• Reduces acne and blemishes due to antimicrobial properties.

• Brightens skin tone and reduces hyperpigmentation.

• Helps soothe eczema, psoriasis, and minor skin irritations.

• Promotes wound healing and reduces scarring.

• Strengthens hair roots and promotes healthy growth.

• Helps reduce dandruff and scalp infections.

• Adds shine and vitality to dull hair.

• Provides grounding and calming effects.

• Reduces stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue.

• Enhances focus and clarity during meditation.

• Supports joint health and reduces inflammation.

• Aids digestion and relieves bloating.

• Boosts immunity with antimicrobial properties.

• Traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine for detoxification.

• Topical Application:

  • Dilute 2–3 drops in a teaspoon of carrier oil (coconut, jojoba, almond).

  • Apply to affected skin areas for acne, scars, or pigmentation.

  • Massage into joints or muscles for relief from inflammation.

• Haircare:

  • Add 2–3 drops to shampoo or hair oil.

  • Massage into scalp to reduce dandruff and promote growth.

• Aromatherapy/Diffusion:

  • Add 3–5 drops to a diffuser or vaporizer.

  • Blend with oils like frankincense, lavender, or sandalwood for enhanced relaxation.

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• Dilution Required: Turmeric oil is highly concentrated; always dilute before applying to skin.

• Patch Test: Perform a patch test to avoid allergic reactions or irritation.

• Staining: Turmeric oil may stain skin or fabrics due to its strong pigment.

• Pregnancy & Children: Consult a healthcare professional before use.

• Avoid Eyes & Mucous Membranes: Can cause irritation if it comes into direct contact.

Oud Pure Oil also known as Agarwood Oil, is one of the most precious and rare essential oils in the world. It is derived from the resinous heartwood of the Aquilaria tree, which produces a dark, aromatic resin when infected by a specific type of mold. This resin is distilled into oil, resulting in a fragrance that has been treasured for centuries in Middle Eastern, Indian, and East Asian cultures.

Often referred to as “liquid gold”, Oud oil is prized for its deep, complex, and luxurious aroma. It is widely used in high‑end perfumery, spiritual practices, and traditional medicine. Its rarity and labor‑intensive production make it one of the most expensive natural oils available.

• Botanical Source: Aquilaria malaccensis, Aquilaria crassna, or related species

• Extraction Method: Steam distillation of resinous heartwood

• Appearance: Thick, dark brown to golden oil

• Aroma/Fragrance: Rich, woody, smoky, sweet, and balsamic with leathery undertones

• Texture: Viscous and heavy compared to lighter essential oils

• Oud is a base note in luxury perfumes, providing depth and longevity.

• Blends well with rose, sandalwood, amber, musk, and spices.

• Used in attars (traditional oil‑based perfumes) in Middle Eastern culture.

• Burned as incense in temples and mosques for meditation and prayer.

• Believed to promote inner peace, grounding, and spiritual awakening.

• Used in traditional ceremonies across Asia and the Middle East.

• Calms the mind and reduces stress.

• Promotes relaxation and emotional balance.

• Considered an aphrodisiac in traditional medicine.

• Historically used in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine for digestive and respiratory issues.

• Applied in small amounts for skin rejuvenation.

• Believed to have antimicrobial properties.

• Perfume: Apply a drop directly to pulse points (wrists, neck) for a long‑lasting fragrance.

• Blending: Mix with carrier oils (like jojoba or almond) to create personalized perfumes.

• Diffusion: Add a few drops to an oil burner or diffuser for a luxurious atmosphere.

• Meditation: Use during spiritual practices to enhance focus and tranquility.

• Cosmetics: Incorporate into creams or balms for fragrance and skin benefits.

• Highly Concentrated: Oud oil is potent; use sparingly.

• Skin Sensitivity: Always perform a patch test before topical use.

• Pregnancy & Children: Consult a healthcare professional before use.

• Internal Use: Not recommended unless under professional guidance.

• Storage: Keep in dark, airtight bottles away from heat and sunlight to preserve quality.

• Cost & Authenticity: Beware of synthetic or adulterated versions; pure Oud oil is rare and expensive.