Ingredients

Used by the Ancient Egyptians as a purifier and decontaminant, as well as medicinal treatments. Charcoal was mentioned by Hippocrates as far back as 460 BC.

Ancient Chinese and Egyptians used aloe vera to treat burns, wounds, and reduce fever. Cleopatra was said to have used aloe in her daily skin treatments.

Wisdom, Integrity - Dedicated to Zeus and Jupiter.

Virgo, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces

Root

Aries

Used in traditional Chinese medicine for the growth of tumours and swellings.

Sourced by pressing the seed of the Apricot fruit.

American Indians used Arborvitae, making the leaves and bark into a poultice for rheumatic joints and tinctures to drink for viral infections.

The Tree of Life, Unchanging Friendship

Sourced from needled evergreen trees found around the Pacific Northwest. These trees can live up to 1,000 years old.

American Indians used Arborvitae, making the leaves and bark into a poultice for rheumatic joints and tinctures to drink for viral infections.

The Tree of Life, Unchanging Friendship

Sourced from the polar area of Finland.

In Ancient Egypt oats were used in various forms – food, tea, baths – to treat health conditions such as anxiety and insomnia, and skin conditions such as eczema, burns, and other inflammatory eruptions.

Used for centuries as a cure-all by Berber women.

Sourced from Morocco, hand-picked by female co-operatives

A traditional folk-remedy seen from the 16th century onwards, used for bruises, swellings, and inflammation.

Sourced from Europe where it grows on mountain planes and pastures.

Used as far back as 6,000 BC in India as part of Ayurvedic traditions.

Sourced from India.

Third Eye, Throat

Aries

Sourced from Psoralea Corylifolia seeds.Bakuchiol is a plant-based alternative to Retinol which is usually animal-derived.

Graceful strength, durability, longevity, candidness and devotion.

Sourced from: France

Used for centuries in Africa for moisturising the hair, skin, and scalp.

Sourced from the seeds of the Baobab tree, native to Africa.

Used for over 4,000 years, as an antidote for snake bites, thought to have magical properties, and even used for embalming in Ancient Egypt.

Historical usage: Used by the indigenous people of Italy to treat malaria and intestinal worms. The oil was also used in Italian folk medicine as an antiseptic and to reduce fevers.

Root, Sacral

Aries, Libra, Pisces

Sourced from: Australia

Throat

Pisces

Also known as Blue Chamomile, Blue Tansy has been used for centuries across the Mediterranean for its healing and fragrant properties.

Sourced from Morocco.

Historical usage: Used by the Romans, Greeks, and Persians for food flavouring and medicinally for its healing properties.

Excellence, steadfastness, good luck.

Sourced from: China

Sourced from: Northern Mexico

Base, Sacral

Taurus, Cancer, Leo, Virgo

Used in Native American and Tibetan communities for a whole host of ailments. Also used by Ancient Egyptians as part of the mummification process.

Nobility, incorruptibility.

Sourced from: Atlas Mountains of Morocco and Algeria

Used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years, typically as a tea. Used in botanical medicines across the globe since the 16th century.

Wisdom and integrity. The plant of Jupiter.

Sourced from: China

Used as far back as the ancient Egyptians and Romans as tea and medicine.

Initiative, ingenuity - the herb of Mercury.

Sourced from: Western Europe

Sacral, Solar Plexus, Crown

Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra

Used in the Middle Ages for medicinal purposes and to flavour food and wine.

Esteem, health and longevity. The herb of Zeus and Jupiter.

Sourced from: The Mediterranean

The tropical tree of life and abundance

Solar Plexus

Libra

Used by Native Americans for a wide variety of ailments due to its antiseptic properties.

North America

Coastal communities have used Algae for food and medication for thousands of years.

Sourced from: Epson, UKDiscovered in the 17th century, Epsom salt has a long history of using the salt for health benefits.

Epson, UK

Used by the Native Americans for wound healing and as a sedative.

 Canada and USA

Used by the Ancient Egyptians for perfuming, and as part of religious rituals in Medieval times.

Ethiopia, Somalia, Uganda, and Kenya.

Used for nearly 7,000 years for cleaning cloth but later in medicine and cosmetics.

Deposits of volcanic ash

Used by the Ancient Egyptians for the complexion, and later in the 17th century to fragrance finger bowls.

 South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique

Used in folk medicine for thousands of years for a range of ailments. Also used in Ayurvedic medicine.

Asia

Barbados

Heart

Cancer

Heart

Virgo

Crown

Gemini, Capricorn

Communication, reconciliation, peace. Dedicated to Mercury. The tree of wisdom in Celtic traditions. The tree of Thor and Donar in Nordic traditions.

The name comes from the Greek words for Sun and Gold. Carried by soldiers to help speed wound healing after battles.

Mediterranean

Base

Aries

 Hemp has been in continuous use since at least 10,000 years ago.

Used historically by natives of the Himalayan regions to preserve food. Later adopted by Ayurvedic medicine for its healing ability. Soon after, the salt became a popular ingredient of Ayurvedic medicine due to its supposed healing powers.

Himalayas

Japan

Solar Plexus

Cancer

A medicinal herb with a long history of use for respiratory, inflammation and digestive issues. Hyssop infused wine was drank by the Romans as a digestive aid. Mentioned as a purifying herb in the bible.

Used medicinally in India, China, and throughout the Middle Ages, in rituals, and to flavour tea.

Timidity, modesty. The flower of Epiphany.

USA and Mexico

The Ancient Greeks used juniper berries for purification ceremonies and to increase physical stamina (particularly for athletes). Later used in flavourings and food.

Confidence, protection, initiative and ingenuity. The herb of Mercury.

Europe

Crown, Third Eye, Throat

Leo, Scorpio, Sagittarius

Third Eye, Throat

Zodiac: Taurus, Virgo, Libra, Sagittarius

A long history of medicinal usages. The Ancient Greeks used lavender to fight insomnia and backaches. The ancient Egyptians used lavender for mummification and perfume. Romans used lavender oils for cooking, bathing, and scenting the air.

Folklore Symbolism: Constancy, loyalty, sweetness and undying love. The Herb of Mercury.

Base, Heart, Crown

Gemini

Historical Usage: The tea of Linden is known as the "nectar of kings" due to it's endless health benefits. Used during the middle ages, through to today to treat coughs, colds and to "gladden the heart" thanks to it's ability to soothe anxieties.

Friendship, tender love, truth

Sacral, Solar Plexus, Crown

Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra

Used as far back as the Ancient Greeks who used marshmallows to heal wounds and soothe sore throats.

Delicate beauty, gentle affection, maternal tenderness.

Europe

Africa

For thousands of years, Aborigines used traditionally for many medicinal purposes, including chewing the young leaves to alleviate headache and for other ailments.

Cancer, Libra, Scorpio

Crown, Third Eye, Solar Plexus

Africa and Asia

Used for thousands of years in India for everything from food to building materials, and also for its beneficial properties. Features in both Ayurvedic medicine and European folk remedies.

Africa and Asia

Used throughout history for medicine, perfume, and incense. Used in Ancient Egypt for mummification, by the ancient Greeks to stem bleeding on the battlefields and features in the Bible.

Thought to be named after an Italian princess who would use neroli in her bathwater and soak her gloves in it.

Virginity, innocence, chastity and eternal love. 

UK

Records indicating the use of nettle are plentiful throughout European and Asian history. Widespread use is recorded as far back as the Late Bronze Age, or between 1570 and 1200 BCE, and continues today.

Heavily features in folk remedies of the Mediterranean region as well as the regions of the Middle East, India, and China.

Happiness, prosperity.

Sacral, Solar Plexus

Cancer

According to Greek mythology, Mentha was a nymph who was followed by Pluto. Pluto’s wife became jealous and trod her into the ground, so Pluto made her into a herb to be enjoyed. Used medicinally through history.

Turbulent love. The plant of Jupiter.

Asia

The pomegranate is the traditional representation of fertility, and has been used heavily throughout history, featuring in the Bible, in Egyptian mythology, even appearing on ancient coins.

Life, a hopeful future. Dedicated to Hera and Juno.

Morocco

Formed from volcanic rock, pumice has been used medicinally for over 2,000 years - added to teas to "calm the spirit" and topically to treat a range of ailments.t

Solar Plexus

Leo, Aries

Base, Crown

Cancer

Base

Leo, Virgo, Scorpio

Argentina

It is said rosewater was created by a 10th Century Persian scientist by the name of Avicenna. Used as medicine, skincare, and for food/ flavourings across China, India, Europe, and the Middle East for thousands of years.

A symbol of love.

Heart

Taurus, Libra

Adopted for religious ceremonies and medicines by the Persians, Romans, Native Americans.

Chile

Used heavily for ancient rituals and ceremonies. Thought to ward off the plague and evil spirits in the Middle Ages. Burned in French hospitals during the world wars to cleanse the air.

Constancy, fidelity, loyalty, devotion and memory. The herb of Aries.

All chakras

Gemini, Taurus

Used for more than 4,000 years for religious practices, incense, jewelry, and fragrancing.

Australia

Used in ancient Greece as fodder for horses to promote weight gain and a shiny coat - the generic Latin name "Hippophae" literally translates to "shiny horse". Used for centuries in both Europe and Asia as food and for its medicinal properties.

Used for healing by the Ancient Egyptians

Our ancient ancestors would bathe in skullcap leaves to remove disharmony. Used as a nervous system tonic in 19th century and historically used to treat depression, panic attacks, ‘hysteria’ and nervous heart conditions.

Root

Virgo

China

Olive Oil

Homage, devotion. The symbol of the Sun.

 Sacral, Solar Plexus

Leo, Libra

Historically, almond oil had been used in Ancient Chinese, Ayurvedic, and Greco-Persian schools of Medicine to treat dry skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema

Virginity, fruitfulness and a happy marriage

Asia

Used as far back as the Ancient Egyptians for embalming, but commonly used through history for medicinal properties, spiritual rituals and cooking.

Courage, activity, spontaneous emotion.

UK, ethically grown, chemical-free.

Sacral, Solar Plexus

Capricorn

Case

Capricorn

Heart, Third Eye, Throat

Scorpio, Sagittarius, Aries, Pisces

India

a-Tocopherol has been used for over 100 years as a source of vitamin E.

Wheatgerm

Heart

Capricorn

Crown

Gemini

Used by Native Americans to treat swellings, inflammations, and tumours which was later adopted by settlers.

North America

A traditional Chinese medicinal herb, used for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antioxidant effects.

China

Asia, Europe, and North America

Solar Plexus

Leo

Philippines and Indonesia.

Base, Solar Plexus, Third Eye

Pisces, Gemini, Libra