Basil essential oil has a fresh, green, herbaceous aroma that is instantly recognizable yet noticeably more concentrated than the familiar culinary herb. Its crisp botanical character makes it an interesting choice when you want something different from sweet florals, bright citrus oils, or heavier woody aromas.
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Basil essential oil carries the unmistakable fresh, green aroma of the familiar culinary herb, but in a much more concentrated form. Its crisp, herbaceous fragrance makes it an interesting oil to reach for when you want something different from citrus, floral, or deeply woody aromas.
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There is something unmistakable about the aroma of Arborvitae essential oil. Deep, woody, warm, and distinctly outdoorsy, it brings to mind towering evergreens, freshly cut timber, and a quiet walk through the forest.
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Angelica essential oil has an aroma that is difficult to confuse with anything else. Rich, earthy, herbaceous, and slightly musky, it has a depth that makes even a small amount noticeable. For people who enjoy grounding botanical aromas rather than bright citrus or sweet floral scents, Angelica can be an interesting essential oil to explore.
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