Open the box and it feels like choosing the mood of the room: bright citrus, cool mint, soft florals, woods, herbs and spice. This essential oils set is made for home aromatherapy rituals, giving you a broad scent palette for diffusers, oil burners and simple blending. It is a thoughtful starter collection for anyone who likes to match fragrance to the hour, the season, or a quiet moment of care. A palette of citrus, herbs, florals and spice Lemon and mandarin bring the bright, clean edge of citrus, useful when you want the room to feel freshly opened. Peppermint, eucalyptus, tea tree, wintergreen and camphor sit on the cooler herbal side, crisp and clear in character. Lavender and ylang III soften the collection with floral notes, one familiar and powdery, the other richer and more rounded. Ho wood adds a gentle woody thread, grounding sharper oils when you want a blend with more warmth. May chang and star anise bring a lively twist, one lemony and bright, the other sweetly spiced. The range is broad enough to explore single-note scenting or simple pairings, without needing a large oil cupboard. Ways to use the oils at home Use them in a diffuser or oil burner according to the maker’s instructions for your device. Start lightly, then adjust by scent rather than habit. For a simple blend, try pairing a citrus oil with something herbal, or a floral oil with ho wood. Keep the mood of the room in mind: brighter notes for daytime spaces, softer notes for slower evenings. If using essential oils on skin, dilute them properly in a carrier oil first and patch test. Do not apply essential oils neat, and avoid contact with the eyes. The presentation box The oils sit in a brown cardboard presentation box with a fitted insert, so each small bottle has its own place. The photo shows dark glass bottles with black caps and coloured labels, plus separate glass dropper tools for more careful use. Inside the lid, a printed guide gives the set a calm, organised feel. It makes the collection easy to browse, especially for someone just beginning with aromatherapy oils. Care for the bottles Keep the caps closed when not in use, and store the bottles upright in a cool, dry place away from strong light. Essential oils are concentrated, so use them with care around children, pets and delicate surfaces. Botanical scent in context Essential oils are used in modern aromatherapy as a way to bring botanical scent into daily rituals, from a morning diffuser to a quiet bath or a freshly tidied room. This collection draws on familiar plants from different scent families: citrus peel oils, herbal leaf oils, floral oils, woody notes and spice. The pleasure is in learning how each one behaves, then choosing what fits the space. A single oil can set a clean, simple tone; a small blend can feel more personal, like making tea by instinct rather than recipe. Size and details This set contains 12 bottles of essential oil, 5 ml each, plus 2 droppers. The set weighs 445 g. Lemon essential oil, origin Italy Mandarin essential oil, origin Argentina Ho wood essential oil, origin China Ylang III essential oil, origin Comoros Wintergreen essential oil, origin China May chang essential oil, origin China Eucalyptus essential oil, origin China Peppermint essential oil, origin India Tea tree essential oil, origin Australia Lavender essential oil, origin France Star anise essential oil, origin Italy Camphor essential oil, origin Argentina The oils are listed as 100% pure, vegan friendly and cruelty free. The set origin is recorded as China, and the oils are bottled and packed in Sheffield, UK. A thoughtful gift for scent lovers This is a generous gift for someone setting up a first aromatherapy corner, refreshing a home workspace, or learning how to blend essential oils by scent. It suits people who enjoy small rituals and like having a choice of notes within easy reach. Common questions Are these essential oils or fragrance oils? They are listed as 100% pure essential oils. Can I use them directly on skin? No. Essential oils should be diluted in a carrier oil before skin use, and a patch test is sensible before wider application. Which oil should I start with? Lemon, lavender and peppermint are familiar starting points. Choose by scent first: citrus for brightness, floral for softness, herbal notes for a cleaner feel.
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