Brazil Nut Oil (Bertholletia Excelsa) is produced from the Brazil Nut Tree, one of the largest in the Amazonian region. Properties of Brazil Nut includes nourishing, moisturizing skin while promoting firmness.

Contains omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids. rich in Vitamin E and Selenium.

Used In: Aceite Para El Cuerpo,

Crema Para El Cuerpo

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Bacaba (Oenocarpus Bacaba) is a fruiting palm native to South America and the Amazon Rainforest. Yielding fruits that are beneficial to South American communities.

Highly moisturizing, restorative, softening and firming for skin.

High content of Oleic Acid.

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The Buriti (Mauritia Flexuosa) fruit oil, derived from the moriche palm, is a large palm tree that grows in the wetlands of South America. Buriti Fruit Oil is considered to be one of the richest sources of beta-carotene, with levels exceeding that of carrot seed oil. Buriti Fruit Oil is a powerful antioxidant and helps improve skin firmness while moisturizing.

Rich in Oleic Acids, Vitamins A & E.

Used In: Aceite Para El Cuerpo

Crema Para El Cuerpo

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Cacao (Theobroma Cacao) Butter is produced from pods harvested from the Cacao Tree found in South America. Our Cacao is sourced from a family-owned farm in the Dominican Republic. Cacao Butter is highly moisturizing, hydrating and has oleic acids Omega-3, Omega-9, Vitamin E and Antioxidants that can help regenerate the skin.

Used In: Crema Para El Cuerpo

Cacay Oil is extracted from the highly nutritious nuts (seeds) of the Caryodendron orinocense growing in the Amazon forests. Cacay Nut Oil has been traditionally used in many Amazonian communities and is known for its intense skin nourishing and hydration benefits. Cacay Oil is also rich in anti-oxidant Vitamin E that protects the skin against the harmful effects of free radicals.

Used In:

Aceite Para El Cuerpo

Cupuçu (Theobroma Grandiflorum) is derived from The Cupuacu tree is native to the Amazon, most notably to the northern region of Brazil. The tree is related to the cocoa tree. Cupuaçu Butter is rich in antioxidants and is exceptionally moisturizing. It is also a natural emollient, promoting moisture back into the skin’s barrier.

Cupuacu Butter contains Linolenic Acid, an Omega-3 essential fatty acid.

Maracujá Oil, also known as Passionfruit Seed Oil, is derived from the seeds of passionfruits. The passion flower plant is native to the Amazon and other tropical regions of North and South America. Many botanical species of passion flower exist. The species Passiflora incarnata consists of long woody vines and exquisite, fragrant purple flowers that produce nourishing fruits commonly known as passionfruits. Maracujá Oil is a superior emollient and nourishes parched or irritated skin.

Crema Para El Cuerpo

Aceite Para El Cuerpo

The Jojoba is an evergreen shrub found in parts of the American Southwest and Argentina. Its oil is obtained by extraction or expression of its seeds. A rich emollient, it's used to hydrate and soften the skin. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, which help to reduce redness and ease the effects of various skin conditions.

Murumuru Butter (Astrocaryum murumurú, Arecaceae) is derived from the Murumuru Palm and is abundant in the Brazillian Amazon.

Murumuru is deeply hydrating to skin and promotes radiant, brighter skin.

Rich in Omega 3’s 9’s and Vitamin A, E and C.

Used In: Crema Para El Cuerpo

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Amyris is distilled from a small tropical evergreen tree, Amyris balsamifera, indigenous to the Dominican Republic, that grows wild in the Bahoruco Forest. Amyris essential oil has a very tenacious, complex odor that quickly fades out to a subdued woody-balsamic aroma. The sedate density and resin-rich nature of Amyris tend to bring a sweet balsamic calm to those who envelop themselves with this oil.

Bergamot is a bright, refreshing oil with many uses and has a sweet, refreshing and balanced blend of citrus and green notes with a light floral and bitter undertone. Bergamot oil has a wide spectrum of applications in addition to being greatly valued for its calming and balancing properties – its fresh, sweet, citrus aroma is very pleasing and especially uplifting to the spirit.

Used In: Soho, Flor De Selva

It has a warming effect similar to a camphor medicinal and a spicy, woody scent.

Used In: Nolita 96

Sourced from the Dominican Republic, Wild Orange has a deep, rich, tangy, sweet-tart aroma unlike any other orange that we know of and may be used as you would Sweet Orange - it’s has a unique place in natural perfumery and in other instances where Orange oil is called for.

Cedarwood essential oil has wide applications in aromatherapy as well as natural perfumery. It’s aroma has grounding quality, it is often found in meditation blends. Revered for millennia,It is also considered to be one of the earliest incense materials.

Used In: Casablanca, Ceremony

Galbanum oil is from the resin of Ferula galbaniflua and has been used for thousands of years in perfume blends. Galbanum has a long history as incense. The resin may be burned, and the oil has been used as a fixative in perfumes. Spicy, green and balsamic.

Used In: Casablanca, Ceremony

Olibanum Frankincense has an ethereal, dry, diffusive aroma with bright citrus top notes over a penetrating, resinous/coniferous, slightly peppery and balsamic undertone.Frankincense is legendary in its traditional and sacred uses and its ability to instill deep tranquility of mind, making it ideal for meditation purposes.

Used In: República

Palo Santo essential oil has a unique woody, fruity/balsamic sweet, penetrating aroma, with citrus, mint and soft spice nuances that is somewhat reminiscent of Frankincense. The smoke of Palo Santo wood is traditionally used in spiritual rituals to clear negativity from a person or space.Our Palo Santo is distilled in small batches from sustainably harvested wood. The aged, dead wood is gathered from the forest floor on Ecuador's Pacific coast, allowing the production of oil without any harm to the living trees. Palo Santo, the Spanish name given to this South American tree, means ‘holy wood’. Palo Santo has a deeply transformative effect, including nurturing, activating and manifesting their creative and spiritual potential.

Used In: Ceremony

Sage is a very intense, fresh, warm, sweet-herbaceous yet somewhat bitter-sweet with tea and tea-like and soft tobacco undertone that becomes more predominant in the drydown.

Used In: Ceremony

Vetiver has an aroma that is deep, heavy, slightly sweet and resinous, with pronounced woody, earthy, root-like notes and light smoky undertones. More than just a simple grass, its chemical complexity is why Vetiver is often thought of as a perfume in itself. Clear earthy aroma becomes deeper as it dries with very light smoky notes; has an outstanding intensity and complexity of aroma with a very lush drydown.

Used In: Ceremony