Quinessence pure essential oils have been carefully sourced from the very finest producing regions around the world, and are pure, natural and unadulterated.
Cleansing, revitalising and soothing. Highly effective when used in massage as part of a detox routine since this oil stimulates the liver, gall bladder, kidneys and spleen.
Helichrysum essential oil has a fruity, spicy and honey-like aroma, and is valuable in reducing scar tissue when used in skincare. More Details»
Cleansing, revitalising and soothing. The Helichrysum essential oil produced in Corsica has a rich sweet, creamy herbaceous fragrance with honey, tea and spicy overtones, and is warmer and less medicinal than the same oil produced in France and the Baltic regions.
It is one of the finest of all essential oils for reducing scar tissue and stretch marks, and excels when included in all forms of detox blends since it stimulates the liver, gall bladder, kidneys and spleen.
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Astringent, cleansing and fortifying. Steam distilled from the berries of the tree, Juniper berry essential oil promotes increased circulation thus encouraging the elimination of toxins.
When used in massage, it is easing and soothing to muscles and joints and works to reduce cellulite. Use it in skincare to treat an oily complexion, blemishes and problem skin. More Details»
Astringent, cleansing and fortifying. With its refreshing, balsamic and slightly fruity fragrance, this Juniper Berry essential oil is bursting with vital health-giving properties.
Grown in Italy and certified organic by ECOCERT. More Details»
Astringent, cleansing and fortifying. Juniper essential oil is also extracted from the leaves, twigs and needles and is less costly than oil produced from the berry. However, its fragrance is more pine-like and the therapeutic properties are not as extensive. More Details»
Strengthening, revitalising and uplifting. Historically, this plant was the symbol of victory to both the Greeks and the Romans who considered it the herb of protection. This is reflected in the oils ability to instil confidence and courage as well as improve memory and insight. Used in massage, Laurel leaf essential oil has an action on the digestive system. More Details»
Relaxing, soothing and rejuvenating. Bulgarian Lavender essential oil has a slightly different fragrance to the French type, often having a more full-bodied aroma. However, in action it is very similar to French Lavender and it has the same range of therapeutic properties. More Details»
Soothing, rejuvenating and antiseptic.
Lavender is the most versatile of all the essential oils used in aromatherapy, and its wide range of therapeutic properties can be enjoyed in massage, vaporisers and bathing for a wide range of purposes.
The soothing and revitalizing properties of lavender essential oil make it the ideal choice to use in skin care and body care blends, as well for creating a refreshing and relaxing atmosphere in your home.
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Antiseptic, relaxing, soothing and rejuvenating.
At the turn of the century, Lavender grown in the United Kingdom was considered by some experts to be the finest in the world. It was never available in large quantities and during the two World Wars production fell dramatically until only a few small producers remained.
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Antiseptic, relaxing, soothing and rejuvenating.
Cultivated throughout Europe, the essential oil produced in France is by far the most popular and it offers an almost endless list of therapeutic uses. This highly versatile oil eases tired muscles, balances head tension and soothes sensitive skin. More Details»
Relaxing, soothing, rejuvenating and antiseptic.
Lavender grown at altitudes higher than sea level generally exhibits the highest total ester content, typically containing up to 52% of linalyl, terpenyl, lavandulyl and geranyl acetates. This is partly responsible for why Lavender Fine is the most relaxing of all the Lavender essential oils. More Details»
Relaxing, soothing, rejuvenating and antiseptic.
Without a doubt, the very finest French Lavender in the Quinessence Aromatherapy Collection is this superb organic essential oil Certified by ECOCERT.
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Antiseptic, revitalising and uplifting.
The delightfully fresh citrus aroma of Lemon essential oil helps keep the mind clear and alert and is highly beneficial in skincare for oily and teenage complexions. Use it in massage or add a few drops to a bath to help maintain a healthy immune system. More Details»
Antiseptic, revitalising and uplifting.Fresh,sparkling and zesty, this exceptional organic citrus essential oil is produced in Italy and certified by ECOCERT. More Details»
Toning, stimulating, and refreshing. Tones and energises tired muscles. Lemongrass essential oil is often used by athletes as a pre-sports rub to enhance performance and help alleviate aches and pains caused by over-training. Lemongrass also makes an excellent insect repellent. More Details»
Toning, stimulating, and refreshing. Lemongrass organic essential oil has a herbaceous lemony aroma which is deep and long-lasting, and a little goes a long way. Certified organic by ECOCERT. More Details»
Refreshing, reviving and energising. The zesty and citrus fragrance of Lime essential oil enlivens and refreshes both your mind and body. Use it in massage as a tonic to tired muscles. More Details»
Relaxing, soothing and uplifting. This oil replaces Rosewood which has been removed for reasons of conservation. Linaloe Wood essential oil is virtually identical in aroma and therapeutic action to Rosewood, with a delightful floral-woody fragrance that blends well with many other essential oils. Use it in skincare to improve the complexion of dry or sensitive skin. More Details»
Balancing, uplifting and strengthening. Also known as May Chang, Litsea cubeba essential oil has a wonderful sweet citrus-lemon fragrance which imparts a positive, energising effect. In skincare it has an astringent effect which can be used to regulate an oily complexion. More Details»
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The chemistry of an essential oil is extremely complex, and a typical example will contain an elaborate mixture of aromatic constituents such as alcohols, aldehydes, esters, keytones, lactones, phenols, terpenes and sesquiterpenes that combine to produce a unique set of therapeutic qualities.
This complex mixture of natural chemicals is what makes essential oils such effective healing agents. For example, eucalyptus oil is refreshing and invigorating - plus it is a very powerful antiseptic agent.
This means that essential oils can be used in a variety of ways in aromatherapy to promote physical and emotional health and well-being. More...


In 1996 when I was looking for a supplier I was amazed how many companies there were and I thought I was going to have a difficult task in front of me.
In the end the choice was not a difficult one for after comparing all the companies, one far and away stood out from the rest - Quinessence.
Not only was the quality and price right, but the company felt right too. I know I made the right choice.
Guy Challis - 'The Tree House', Buckinghamshire - Retailer
Above: Juniper Berry (Juniperus communis)
Origin: Italy
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