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Essential oil catalogue

Three unbranded amber essential oil bottles grouped with botanical leaves on a studio surfaceFlowers
Flowers

Calming Essential Oil Blend

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Unbranded amber essential oil bottle with eucalyptus leaves on a white tabletopTrees
Trees

Eucalyptus Essential Oil

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Unbranded amber essential oil bottle beside lavender sprigs on a light surfaceFlowers
Flowers

Lavender Essential Oil

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Unbranded amber essential oil bottle beside lemongrass stalks on a light surfaceHerbs
Herbs

Lemongrass Essential Oil

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Unbranded amber essential oil bottle beside peppermint leaves on a cool white surfaceHerbs
Herbs

Peppermint Essential Oil

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Unbranded amber bottle of citrus essential oils beside sweet orange slices on a white tabletopFruits
Fruits

Sweet Orange Essential Oil

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Unbranded amber essential oil bottle beside tea tree foliageTrees
Trees

Tea Tree Essential Oil

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Essential oil buying guide

Identify the plant material before comparing aromas

Start with botanical identity, plant part and the intended product. Oils with similar common names may differ in extraction, composition and handling. Request current specifications and batch documents for shortlisted materials, then assess the sample in the finished formula.

Is an essential oil interchangeable with a fragrance oil of similar scent?

No. A botanical oil and a compounded fragrance have different identities. Check the specific material and its intended-use information before considering a substitution.

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