Fields 10ml Fragrance Oil

The transformation of raw materials into feeling. The atmosphere outside us shapes the atmosphere within us.

Each scent brings:

• Bitter Orange: traditionally uplifting, associated with a brighter outlook.
• Basil Sweet: long valued for mental focus and clarity of thinking.
• Rosemary: the most evidenced of all aromatherapy materials for sharpening attention.
• Virginian Cedarwood: grounding, traditionally used to settle anxious thinking.
• Patchouli: anchoring, associated with emotional balance.
• Galbanum: clarifying, traditionally used to lift mental fog.
• Carrot Seed: restorative, valued for easing tiredness.

True Grace was founded in 2003 by Philippa and Roger Biles, and has been making home fragrance in rural Wiltshire ever since. What began as a market stall on Portobello Road has grown into a purpose-built studio and factory - still independent, still family-run, still finishing everything by hand under one roof.

Philippa trained under Mandy Aftel in Berkeley, California, one of the most respected figures working in natural perfumery today. Philippa's continued work with flower essences taught her that plants carry more than scent alone. The Pure Oils range grew directly from that work: three blends, all natural, each one inspired by a familiar English landscape and a familiar need.

Made in small batches in our carbon neutral factory in Wiltshire, powered by a combination of solar power and renewable biomass.

Your fragrance oil will be shipped in a fully recyclable box, filled with natural and compostable cornstarch packing.

Add a few drops to the water dish of your oil burner or into the reservoir of your electronic diffuser. Start with 3 to 4 drops and adjust from there, these are high-concentration natural oils and a little goes further than you might expect.

For an oil burner, use a tealight rather than a larger candle to keep the heat gentle; too much heat burns the oils quickly rather than diffusing them slowly. For an electronic diffuser, set it to intermittent mode to let the fragrance breathe rather than running it continuously.

The fragrance will build as the space warms. Let it settle before you decide how much to add.