Sacred ingredients, pure nature

Plants have always played an essential role in human care, both for physical healing and for spiritual and mental well-being . Throughout the ages, they have been seen not only as remedies , but also as symbols of connection with nature and deep self-care. Today, they continue to fuel this quest for authentic and holistic well-being.

Sandalwood

It has long been revered for its spiritual and medicinal properties. Its place in various cultures and religious traditions makes it a deeply sacred essence.

Spiritual and cosmetic uses

Sandalwood oil is used for the purification of the soul, body and spaces, and is also prized in cosmetics for its skin regenerating properties, bringing calm, balance and protection while creating a spiritually enriching environment.

cultures and religions

In Hinduism, sandalwood is sacred and used in rituals to purify spaces, bodies, and minds, symbolizing devotion and spiritual purity. In Buddhism, sandalwood essential oil promotes meditation and concentration, creating an atmosphere conducive to spiritual practice. In traditional Chinese medicine, sandalwood is valued for its calming, detoxifying, and restorative properties, soothing the body and mind while improving energy flow.

Medicinal and therapeutic properties

Sandalwood has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to purify wounds and reduce inflammation. It is also relaxing, reducing stress and promoting restful sleep, while regenerating the skin and improving concentration, especially during meditation and prayer.

For ethical reasons, we use New Caledonian Sandalwood because White Sandalwood is an endangered species.

Santalum austrocaledonicum , also known as New Caledonian sandalwood , is another species of sandalwood that shares many properties with white sandalwood (Santalum album), particularly in terms of therapeutic and spiritual benefits. Although this sandalwood is less well known than its Indian cousin, it has strong sacred symbolism and is used in several traditional contexts.

The Damask Rose

Considered one of the most sacred and precious oils in many cultures and spiritual traditions.

Sacred and cosmetic character of Damask rose essential oil

Damask rose essential oil purifies the mind, promotes spiritual awakening, and soothes emotions, creating an atmosphere conducive to meditation. It is also used for emotional healing, regenerating the skin, and restoring spiritual balance.

cultures and religions

In Islam and Sufism, the Damask rose is associated with divine beauty and love of God, promoting contemplation and purification of the heart. In Christianity, it symbolizes the Virgin Mary and is associated with prayers of devotion, spiritual healing, and divine protection.

Medicinal and therapeutic properties

Damask rose essential oil purifies the mind, promotes spiritual awakening, and creates an atmosphere conducive to meditation by calming emotions and reducing stress. It is also renowned for its emotional and spiritual healing properties, releasing negative emotions and bringing light and love, while being used in rituals of purification and divine beauty to symbolize spiritual reinvention.

Our Damask Rose essential oil and absolute come from Bulgaria, the main place of harvesting and producing Rose in Europe.

Ylang-Ylang

Ylang Ylang essential oil is revered for its ability to purify the mind, restore spiritual harmony, foster divine love, and support meditative and spiritual practices.

Rituals of purification and spiritual elevation

Used in purification rituals, Ylang Ylang is believed to soothe emotions and uplift the soul, promoting a state of inner peace and spiritual reconciliation . It is often burned or diffused in sacred spaces to purify the environment and strengthen the connection with the divine.

cultures and religions

Ylang Ylang is revered in many cultures, including Southeast Asian, Hindu, Pacific Island animist, and African and Afro-Caribbean cultures, for spiritual healing, meditation, and purification.

Symbol of divine love

With its sweet and captivating scent, it is often associated with love , divine femininity , and spiritual harmony . In some cultures, it is used to attract positive energies and stimulate unconditional love, creating an environment conducive to emotional and spiritual healing.

Support for meditation and introspection & cosmetic benefits

Thanks to its calming and relaxing effects, Ylang Ylang is used to facilitate meditation and encourage deep introspection. Its fragrance, both floral and exotic, is said to promote a deeper spiritual connection while calming the senses. Additionally, Ylang Ylang essential oil is often incorporated into skincare for its moisturizing and balancing properties, bringing softness and radiance to the skin while aiding focus during spiritual practices.

Our Ylang-Ylang essential oil comes from Madagascar.

LAVENDER

Lavender essential oil is sacred in many cultures and spiritual traditions around the world, due to its purifying and calming properties.

Mediterranean and European traditions

In these regions, lavender is often used in rituals of purification and spiritual protection. Its scent was believed to ward off evil spirits and bring peace to homes and temples. Lavender is also associated with emotional healing and energy cleansing rituals.

Spirituality

In some Christian traditions, lavender is considered a sacred plant, symbolizing purity and divine protection. It was used in rites of spiritual enlightenment and for the purification of sacred places, bringing an atmosphere of calm and serenity.

Traditional herbalism and shamanic practices

Some shamanic cultures and traditional herbalists around the world consider lavender a cleansing plant. It is used in spiritual healing rituals, where it is burned as incense or placed in sachets to protect the soul and bring calm and mental clarity.

Lavender is sacred for its purifying and spiritually protective properties, used in meditation and healing rituals. In cosmetics, it soothes the skin, reduces inflammation, and promotes healthy hair.

Our lavender essential oil comes from France, a country emblematic of lavender production.

VANILLA

Vanilla, although primarily associated with cooking and aromatherapy, is also used for spiritual purposes in several cultures, including rituals and practices of healing, spiritual upliftment, and purification.

Spiritual character

Vanilla is used spiritually in several cultures, including among the Aztecs and Mayans for love and fertility rituals, in voodoo for purification and love attraction, in India and Tibet to aid meditation, and in shamanic traditions for healing.

Support for relaxation and mental clarity

Vanilla has calming effects, reducing stress and anxiety, and promoting better sleep. Its scent improves mood, bringing feelings of happiness and reducing mild depression. Additionally, while relaxing, it also stimulates focus and mental clarity, helping to balance emotions and promote a serene state of mind.

The sweet scent of vanilla aids in meditation, emotional calming, and spiritual elevation. In cosmetics, vanilla has moisturizing, nourishing, and anti-inflammatory properties, bringing softness and radiance to the skin while balancing emotions.

Our vanilla enfleurage on shea butter comes from Madagascar.