Ingredients

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.

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

Initiative, ingenuity - the herb of Mercury.

Sourced from: Western Europe

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

 Canada and USA

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

 South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique

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

Timidity, modesty. The flower of Epiphany.

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.

Friendship, tender love, truth

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. 

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.

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.

Philippines and Indonesia.