Professional essential oils

Professional essential oils for aromatherapy, care and greater wellbeing

Professional essential oils are intended for everyone who wants to use natural aromas to support wellbeing, relaxation, concentration, skincare or a pleasant atmosphere in a room. They can be used at home, in beauty salons, massage studios, wellness centres, saunas and spa treatments.

We offer individual natural essential oils and ready-made essential oil blends for more specific needs. You can choose them for diffusers, evaporators, massage, baths, saunas, cosmetic preparations, skin and hair care or room freshening.

How to choose the right essential oil?

When choosing, it is not only the scent that matters, but above all the purpose of use. Some professional essential oils are better suited to relaxation, others to easier breathing, others to concentration, skincare or body massage.

For relaxation and sleep, good choices are lavender, lemon balm, marjoram, cedar, ylang-ylang, benzoin and clary sage. Lavender helps with winding down in the evening, lemon balm with inner restlessness, and marjoram is useful in relaxing baths and massage oils.

For a feeling of freshness and open airways, the oils of eucalyptus, pine, peppermint, spearmint, camphor and thyme are suitable. Such essential oils for the airways are especially popular in the colder months, in diffusers, saunas and wellness spaces.

Oils for energy, concentration and a good mood

When we want to freshen a room and lift the mood, citrus oils are an excellent choice. Orange releases tension and improves wellbeing, lemon adds a feeling of cleanliness and freshness, mandarin works more gently, while grapefruit, lime and yuzu create an invigorating, light feeling.

For work, study or freshening a room in the morning, the oils of rosemary, basil, lemongrass and peppermint are useful. Such essential oils for diffusers help to create a more focused, fresh and active atmosphere.

For a quick choice, ready-made aromatherapy blends are also practical, such as Concentration, Wake Up, Power Booster, Lift Me Up, Feel Good and Confidence. These are suitable for users who do not want to combine several oils themselves, but are looking for a ready-made solution according to mood or purpose.

Essential oils for skincare and massage

Professional essential oils are also often used in cosmetics and massage treatments, but they must always be correctly diluted in a carrier oil or a suitable cosmetic base. Because of their high concentration, they are not intended to be applied directly to the skin undiluted.

For oily, impure or blemish-prone skin, the oils of tea tree, white tea tree, bergamot, geranium, patchouli and petitgrain are useful. Tea tree is known in the care of impure skin, acne, excessive foot perspiration and fungal nail conditions, while geranium supports the renewal of skin cells.

For dry, sensitive or mature skin, the oils of rose, neroli, myrrh, sandalwood, chamomile and frankincense are more suitable. These oils are a common choice in more nourishing, soothing and anti-age preparations.

In massage, oils such as juniper, cypress, rosemary, grapefruit, lemon, orange, thyme, pimento, black pepper and ginger are used. They are useful in treatments for a feeling of improved circulation, muscle relaxation, invigoration or care aimed at the appearance of orange-peel skin.

Ready-made blends for everyday needs

In addition to individual oils, the category also includes ready-made essential oil blends, which make choosing easier. Immune Booster is suitable for the colder months and support for wellbeing, Deep Breath for a feeling of easier breathing, Clean Home for a fresh room, Meditation for inner peace, and Antistress, Relax, Chill Out and Sleep Well for calming and evening relaxation.

For a wider selection, the First Aid essential oil set and the Aroma Care Set are also useful. The first is suitable for basic home aromatherapy support for minor everyday complaints, the second for those who want several versatile blends for the home, salon or wellness space.

Why choose Aroma Herbal professional essential oils?

Aroma Herbal professional essential oils are suitable for users who want to choose oils according to their actual purpose, not just by scent. The category includes oils for relaxation, concentration, the airways, skincare, massage, saunas, baths, diffusers and room freshening.

The greatest advantage is the wide choice of individual oils and ready-made blends. This way, users can choose a specific oil for a professional treatment or a practical blend for quick everyday use. That is why professional essential oils are useful at home, in salons, wellness centres, massage studios and in any space where scent is an important part of wellbeing.

1. How do I know that an essential oil is of good quality?

A good-quality essential oil must be clearly labelled with the name of the plant, preferably with the Latin name as well, for example tea tree – Melaleuca alternifolia or eucalyptus – Eucalyptus globulus. This is important because different species of the same plant can differ considerably in effect and use. When choosing, it is also good to check the purpose of use, the purity of the oil, the packaging and the dosage recommendations. Professional essential oils are suitable for aromatherapy, diffusers, massage blends, baths and cosmetic preparations, but they must be used correctly, as they are highly concentrated.

2. How should professional essential oils be stored correctly?

Professional essential oils are best stored in a tightly closed bottle, away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture. Ideally they should stand in a dark, cooler place, for example in a cupboard, and not on a windowsill or in a hot bathroom. Citrus oils such as lemon, orange, grapefruit, lime, mandarin and yuzu are usually more sensitive to oxidation, so it makes sense to use them up more quickly. If an oil changes scent and becomes sharp, unpleasant or “rancid”, it is better not to use it on the skin any more.

3. Are essential oils safe for pregnant women, children and pets?

Special caution is needed with pregnant women, children and pets. Essential oils for aromatherapy are natural, but that does not mean they are always suitable for everyone. Pregnant women should consult a specialist before use, especially with stronger oils such as sage, rosemary, cinnamon, thyme, clove, clary sage or peppermint. With children we use very mild concentrations and choose gentler oils, and with pets we must be especially careful, as some oils may be unsuitable for them, particularly for cats. In such cases it is better to choose a smaller amount, good ventilation and proven safe use.

4. Can essential oils be applied directly to the skin?

Most professional essential oils are not applied directly to the skin, because they are highly concentrated and can cause irritation, redness or sensitivity. Before application they must be diluted in a carrier oil, cream, gel, lotion or another suitable cosmetic base. This is especially important with stronger oils such as cinnamon, thyme, clove, peppermint, camphor, pimento or black pepper. Undiluted use is appropriate only in exceptional cases and with a good knowledge of aromatherapy.

5. Which essential oils are best for a diffuser if I want a fresh and clean room?

For a fresh, clean and pleasant room, good choices are lemon, lemongrass, eucalyptus, pine, grapefruit, orange, peppermint, spearmint and the Clean Home blend. Such essential oils for diffusers are useful in the home, office, reception, wellness space or massage room, where we want to create a feeling of order and freshness. Lemon and lemongrass work in a very clean and invigorating way, eucalyptus and mint add a feeling of openness, while pine gives the room a more natural, forest character.

6. Which essential oils should I choose for better sleep and calm in the evening?

For evening use, the most sensible oils are lavender, lemon balm, marjoram, cedar, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, benzoin, rose and clary sage. Lavender is a classic choice for calming the head and body, lemon balm is suitable for inner restlessness, and marjoram works well in relaxing massage oils or baths. Among the ready-made essential oil blends, Sleep Well, Relax, Antistress and Chill Out are useful for this purpose, as they are already prepared for a calmer evening mood.

7. Which professional essential oils are useful for a cold and a feeling of blocked airways?

For a feeling of blocked airways, the most useful oils are eucalyptus, pine, peppermint, spearmint, thyme, camphor and the Deep Breath blend. These essential oils for the airways are most often used in a diffuser, an evaporator or a suitable aromatherapy blend. Eucalyptus and pine create a feeling of clean air, mint adds freshness, while thyme and camphor are a common choice in the colder months. For children, pregnant women, asthmatics and sensitive people, use must always be adapted.

8. What is the difference between a single essential oil and a ready-made blend?

A single essential oil is suitable when we want one specific ingredient, for example lavender for relaxation, eucalyptus for the airways or tea tree for impure skin. A ready-made essential oil blend, on the other hand, combines several oils for a particular purpose, for example Relax for relaxation, Deep Breath for breathing, Concentration for focus or Immune Booster for support for wellbeing. Blends are practical for users who want a quick choice without combining oils themselves.

9. Are professional essential oils suitable for saunas and baths?

Yes, professional essential oils can also be used in saunas and baths, but only in the correct way. In a bath we do not add them directly to the water, but must first dilute them in a suitable base, because oils do not mix with water on their own. In saunas, products and amounts suitable for the sauna system must be used. For saunas, eucalyptus, pine, mint, lemongrass, lavender and citrus oils are popular, as they create a fresh, relaxing or invigorating feeling.

10. Which essential oil set should I choose for basic home use?

For basic home use, the First Aid essential oil set makes sense, as it includes oils for minor everyday complaints, immune support, mood, skincare and room freshening. For users who want more ready-made blends, the Aroma Care Set is a good choice, as it contains versatile aromatherapy combinations for wellbeing, the home and everyday use. The choice depends on whether you prefer individual oils or practical ready-made blends.