Our Oils are PETA approved as Cruelty-Free and Vegan.


All oils come in 10ml pharmaceutical-safe glass bottles with a tamper-evident cap and dropper insert.


Unless stated as a dilute, all our essential oils are pure essential oils, meaning nothing has been added to bulk them out, and they are pure oils. No artificial compounds are added to create the scents - they are as nature intended.


You will find that different suppliers use different farms to buy their oils. We use many farms and suppliers to ensure we get the best products at the best prices.


As these are natural essential oils, smells will differ from one supplier to another. With natural essential oils, there is no uniform scent, so what you might be used to with one supplier, you will find it's slightly different from another.


Be aware that there are a lot of 'fragrance oils' available from other sellers that are artificial fragrances. Although these usually conform to what people imagine a scent should smell like, they are not a natural essence. They have no well-being, healing or beneficial properties. 


We do not sell fragrance oils as essential, and fragrance oils are separate and should be kept that way! 


Here are snippets of information about our essential oils:


Basil essential oil: (Ocimum basilicum), found in traditional Ayurvedic medicine as a protector of physical & mental well-being. It eases aches & pains, helps skin, and eases digestion. Potentially toxic over time, dilute very well (less than 0.5%). Avoid during pregnancy & breastfeeding. 


Bergamot essential oil: (Citrus bergamia) Popular oil. Uplifting & refreshing soothes skin, cooling action and antibacterial properties. Bergaptene free (FCF). Non-toxic, non-irritant as long as diluted.


Black Pepper essential oil: (Piper nigrum) has Antiseptic properties, Spicy & Warming. Boosts immunity, helps to breathe and eases aches & pains. Best used as a massage oil or in a diffuser.


Blue Lotus Absolute Dilute - 10% in Grape Seed Oil: (Nymphaea Caerulea) Sensual aphrodisiac, euphoric. Floral notes with silky base notes.


Cedarwood essential oil: (Cedrus deodara) Antiseptic & astringent, Uplifting & lifts feelings of lethargy; Tones skin - Use in a diffuser, massage oil & hair care.


Cajeput essential oil: (Melaleuca leucadendron) A member of the Tea Tree family but with a less powerful aroma. Antiseptic properties, natural pain reliever, Decongestant and Aids Focus - use in a diffuser or massage oil.


Chamomile Roman essential oil: (also available as 5% Dilute in grapeseed oil). (Anthemis nobilis) Calming has strong anti-inflammatory properties that soothe and repair skin, popular for helping digestive issues. Floral apple notes with herbaceous base notes - Use as a massage oil or in the bath.


Cinnamon Leaf essential oil: (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) A spicy, warming oil suitable for a foot massage that must be used in minimal amounts (less than 0.5%) on the skin - Best to use in a diffuser.


Cinnamon Bark essential oil: (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) - Same properties as Cinnamon Leaf essential oil, but do not use on the skin at any dilution.


Citronella essential oil: (Cymbopogon winteratus) Popular for its insect-repellent properties, Citronella also freshens the air, enhances focus and can be used in a diffuser to help clear and refresh the mind.


Clary Sage essential oil: (Salvia Sclarea) Aphrodisiac, Calms nerves, Aids digestion and boosts circulation. Relieve menstrual and labour pains—sweet, nutty & woody fragrance.


Clove Bud essential oil: (Eugenia caryophyllata) Clears congestion with its expectorant properties and relieves anxiety with its relaxing and comforting aroma. Avoid use on skin; if used, use very well diluted at less than 0.5%.


Cumin essential oil: (Cuminum cyminum) is a Warming oil that helps relax muscles and aching joints, ease pain and digestive issues, fight fatigue and aid skin healing. Dilute very well - less than 0.5% - Avoid exposure to the sun for 12 hours or more as phototoxic.


Cypress essential oil: (Cupressus sempervirens) is Warming & Uplifting, Astringent, Soothes aches & pains, helps menstrual discomfort & cramping and calms nerves. Use it as a fragrance or massage oil.


Eucalyptus essential oil: (Eucalyptus Globulus) Refreshes the mind & improves focus, eases aches & pains, is excellent antiseptic and works well on insect bites & stings - Use in a diffuser, massage oil, or inhaled in steam.


Frankincense essential oil: (Boswellia carterii) Sweet & warming with a balsamic base note & slightly musky aroma. Used to stimulate the mind & provide comfort - antiseptic and relieves anxiety, especially when feeling tired, stressed and overwhelmed.


Geranium Egyptian essential oil: (Pelargonium graveolens) An earthy floral scent with slight herbaceous, minty undertones. Calming & uplifting, it provides mild pain relief and helps treat dandruff.


Ginger essential oil: (Zingiber Officinale) has a Great calming effect on the digestive system and helps relieve pregnancy-related nausea and motion sickness. Reviving helps ease muscle pain and headaches. Use in massage oil.


Grapefruit essential oil: (Citrus paradisi) A citrus aroma similar to the fruit. Uplifting & refreshing works as a room freshener, boosts metabolism, aids lymphatic drainage, lifts emotions and helps soothe aches & pains. Use as a fragrance, in a diffuser or as a massage oil.


Ho Wood essential oil: (Cinnamomum Camphora) Cleansing, clearing and relaxing properties help to relieve stress and tension - Used as a massage oil.


Jasmine Absolute Dilute 10% in grape seed oil: (Jasminum grandiflorum) Sensual, aphrodisiac, moody & dark. Floral, exotic aroma with dark notes. Great as a fragrance or in a diffuser.


Juniper Berry essential oil: (Juniperus communis) An evergreen shrub with berries. Multiple notes of turpentine, pepper & balsamic undertones. Refreshing smell. Use to assist hormonal issues, stimulate menstruation, or relieve emotional symptoms of menopause.


Lavender (French) essential oil: (Lavendula Angustifolia) is Probably the most popular essential oil. It Soothes and heals skin with mild analgesic properties. Antiseptic, Calming fragrance and helps to promote sleep and relaxation. Use in a bath, Diffuser or Massage oil.


Lemon essential oil: (Citrus Limonum) Freshly Invigorating & antibacterial, it Clears the mind, lifts mood, boosts circulation, and tones skin. Place a few drops in a diffuser to freshen your room. Avoid using it for 12 hours before exposing your skin to the sun, as it can be phototoxic.


Lemongrass essential oil: (Cymbopogon flexuosus) Refresh and stimulate your mind; Invigorating & antibacterial. Natural insect repellent, Warm lemon grassy smell. Use it in a diffuser to freshen your room or as an insect bite spray when mixed with witch hazel.


Lime essential oil: (Citrus aurantifolia) Clear & calm your mind. Lime has cleansing properties, balances oily skin, Good stimulant & antiviral. Sharp bitter citrus peel aroma. It is slightly warming. Steam distilled. Use in a diffuser or dilute for skin care.


Mandarin essential oil: (Citrus nobilis). Antifungal & antiseptic properties, uplifting aroma for diffusing, can help regenerate skin cells and help combat oily skin. Use it in a diffuser or as a massage oil.


Marjoram essential oil: (Origanum majorana) Helps relieve stomach and menstrual cramps, eases anxiety, relax & warm. Use in a massage oil or add 10 to 15 drops to a warm bath.


May Chang (Litsea) essential oil: (Litsea cubeba) Known as May Chang, Litsea has a refreshing and sweet smell, can act as a deodorant/body spray, and relieves stress. Calming, relaxing and balanced - Use in a massage at less than 0.5%.


Neroli Light essential oil: (Citrus aurantium) Produced from the blossom of the bitter orange tree, a more affordable alternative to Neroli, relieves stress, balances emotions and relaxes. Use in a diffuser or dilute for massage.


Nutmeg essential oil: (Myristica fragrans) Helps with anxiety and exhaustion by lifting spirits and allowing focus, eases aches and pains and stimulates digestion & appetite. Dilute at less than 0.5% with a carrier for massage oil, or use a few drops in a warm bath.


Orange (Sweet) essential oil: (Citrus sinensis) One of the favourites and a very versatile oil, it Refreshes & stimulates, supports the skin's natural repair ability, boosts immunity, and a sweet uplifting scent relieves anxiety. Excellent for oil burners & diffusers; add 5 to 10 drops to a warm bath.


Patchouli essential oil: (Pogostemon cablin) Anti-inflammatory, sedates, aphrodisiac. Strong earthy smell. Patchouli is thick & will take time to drip from the bottle. It is commonly used as a base note in perfume & products.


Peppermint (Piperita) essential oil: (Mentha piperita) A hybrid of water mint and spearmint, peppermint has a wide range of uses such as an antiseptic, easing flatulence and nausea when used in a carrier oil and massages into the stomach area, expectorant when added into steam (not for children or those with asthma) refreshing & soothing. Good for hangovers. Menthol smell stimulates the mind. Great oil for an oil burner or diffuser.


Petitgrain essential oil: (Citrus aurantium) From the bitter orange tree, like Neroli. This balancing and toning oil helps calm and relax the body & mind. Balsamic, herbaceous, green and floral. A cost-effective alternative to Neroli. Use in massage with a carrier oil like almond oil or grapeseed oil.


Pine essential oil: (Pinus Sylvestris) Refreshes the mind and relieves tiredness with a warming effect on joints and muscles. Suitable as an air freshener in a diffuser or as a fragrance when mixed with appropriate oils.


Rose Dilute essential oil: (Rosa Centifolia) Popular in the perfume industry, this Rose dilute is mixed with grape seed oil to make it affordable to test the oil. Combine with a carrier oil like almond oil for a great and sweet-smelling massage oil. 


Rose Geranium essential oil: (Pelargonium roseum) Balancing & floral. More floral than just Geranium, too sweet to smell from the bottle. It needs diluting into a blend to appreciate the floral notes. Suitable for hormonal issues. Use sparingly. 


Rosemary essential oil: (Rosmarinus officinalis) Cleansing, invigorating, stimulating. Green woody aroma with a menthol undertone & a tint of burnt bark. Use in a massage oil when diluted to help boost circulation and soothe sore muscles. Cleansing oil helps clear the mind.


Spearmint essential oil: (Mentha spicata) is commonly found in skincare products and toothpaste, suitable for use in a diffuser to clear and freshen the air, can be used diluted as a massage oil and can help soothe skin problems.


Star Anise essential oil: (Illicium verum) Has therapeutic properties and mild pain relief with strong antibacterial properties. Use in a diffuser or well diluted (under 1%) in a carrier oil for massage.


Tangerine essential oil: (Citrus Reticulata) has Antifungal & antiseptic properties, uplifting aroma for diffusing and can help regenerate skin cells and help combat oily skin. Use it in a diffuser or as a massage oil.


Tea Tree essential oil: (Melaleuca alternifolia) Antiseptic. Fights bacteria, fungi & viruses. Medicinal but refreshing smell. Good for helping with acne and fighting feet & toe fungal infections. One of the most useful of all essential oils & a great addition to any first-aid kit.


Thyme essential oil: (Thymus vulgaris) Helps ease aches and pains with Thyme, relieves and helps with anxiety and stress. Use 5 to 10 drops in a warm bath or well diluted (less than 1%) with a carrier oil for massage.


Vanilla Absolute Oil: (Vanilla planifolia) Usually found in food and as a flavouring, this absolute oil has other benefits. Use a few drops in a diffuser to help relieve anxiety & stress. Rich in antioxidants and can help protect the skin - great for skin and hair care. (not for consumption)


Vetiver essential oil: (Vetiveria zizanioides) When used in a warm bath, vetiver can offer a relaxing soak, promote balance and helps soothe sore muscles. It can be used in a diffuser to create a peaceful atmosphere.


Violet Leaf 5% Dilute in grapeseed oil: (Viola Odorata) Soothing. This dilute is a cost-effective way to use Violet leaf - also suitable as a calming scent for dogs, only to be used for pets to smell, not to ingest. Earthy, leafy, subtle floral notes, characteristic of parma violets. Commonly used in the perfume industry.


Ylang Ylang essential oil: (Cananga odorata) Exotic and oriental floral notes. Skin cleanser for oily or dry skin helps aid relaxation, acts as an aphrodisiac when used in a fragrance or diffuser, and massage oil for toning and relaxing when mixed with a suitable carrier oil. Can be used as a natural perfume when combined with carrier oil.


Safety notes: The above descriptions should be taken as basic information, not medical or other advice. Always dilute oils with a suitable carrier oil before using them on the skin, and never apply neat oil directly. Thoroughly research before use, and never ingest any essential or absolute oil. Seek professional advice if needed. Keep away from eyes and children.


Contents: 10ml


The dropper cap: A dropper cap is inside the bottle for easy usage; this can be removed if you need the oil to drip quicker. Thicker oils, like Patchouli, Jasmine and Blue Lotus, will take time to drip from the bottle. The dropper can be removed for faster application. The cap is tamper evident. If oil is cold, it may take longer to come out of the bottle; if this happens, pop a bottle in a pocket to warm up or leave it by a warm radiator, and the oil will be easier to drip out of the bottle.


MSDS, IFRA and Allergens, and some CLP percentages are available to any professionals that require them to make new products from Tender Essence oils. Please email us for this service, as they can be supplied digitally. We are unable to refund open bottles for hygiene reasons.


Use by: We suggest using your oil within 12 months of purchase. Some will last longer, and some scents mature with age.


Buyer note: Essential oils can be dangerous if misused. They are potent, pure plant extracts and should always be diluted if used on the skin with a suitable carrier oil.


You/the user should carry out complete research before using.

They can also mark or stain surfaces, and you should ensure surfaces are covered and any spills cleaned up.