Essential oil is a 100% natural liquid extracted from the aromatic components found in the flowers, leaves, seeds, peels, resins, etc. of plants.

The aromatic components of plants are tightly condensed.

Generally speaking, "aroma oil" is a general term for oils that have a scent.

While essential oils and essential oils are limited to those extracted from plants, aroma oils are used as a broader term, including fragrance oils that are not derived from plants.

Essential oils and essential oils are sold in special brown or blue bottles or light-proof boxes.

The checkpoints are as follows.

1. Labelled as "essential oil" or "essential oil"
2. 100% natural plant derived
3. Contains information on plant name, scientific name, place of origin, and extraction part and method
4. It has information such as the expiration date and manufacturing date.

Essential oils are concentrated with active ingredients. To use them correctly, please follow the points below.

Do not apply undiluted essential oils to the skin

Be sure to dilute it before use. If you accidentally get it on your hands, wash it off immediately with lots of water.

Don't drink essential oils

It is extremely dangerous to drink or ingest essential oils. Although there are oral treatments under the guidance of experts overseas, you should never drink essential oils.

Use with caution if you have a chronic illness or are pregnant.

If you are under medical treatment, please consult with your doctor or specialist. You can enjoy this product while pregnant or breastfeeding, but please be careful. For more information, please consult your doctor.

Phototoxicity
This is a property found in certain essential oils that reacts with ultraviolet rays when it comes into contact with the skin, causing problems such as spots and redness. If it does come into contact with your skin, be sure to wash it off carefully.
When using the product on the skin, such as as a treatment or in the bath, be careful not to expose it to ultraviolet rays.

*The main phototoxic essential oils are bergamot, grapefruit, lemon, etc.

*We also have furocoumarin-free essential oils that have had the ingredients that cause rashes removed.

The instruction manual and ingredient analysis sheet can be viewed using the 2D barcode on the package.

The expiration date for unopened products is printed on the packaging and bottle.

This page explains aroma diffusers, which effectively diffuse the scent of aroma oils (essential oils).