Water-Based Fragrance: element earth MIST

A woody and earthy kaleidoscope of scent notes create a deep, evergreen fragrance.

Woody + Earthy Fragrance

Light floral and citrus top notes of Lavender, Roman Chamomile, and Mandarin. Fresh Neroli with a dash of spicy Nutmeg make up the heart notes. Base notes of woody Virginian Cedarwood and Vetiver Bourbon, earthy Patchouli, and the warm amber of Frankincense.

Grapeseed Oil-Based Fragrance: element earth PURE

A 100% grapeseed oil-based formula, our PURE range lets you extend the wear of your element earth MIST on-the-go.

  • Fragrance Notes

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  • Lavender

    Botanical Name

    Lavandula angustifolia

    Country of Origin

    France

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Givaudan (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Lavender is native to the Mediterranean, with four main species worldwide. True lavender, Lavandula angustifolia, is the plant commonly referred to as relaxing.

    Energetic Effects

    Lavender is thought to help release stressed and stuck emotions.

  • Roman Chamomile

    Botanical Name

    Anthemis nobilis

    Country of Origin

    Italy

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Givaudan (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Roman Chamomile is a small, creeping plant native to western Europe. It is cultivated in England, Belgium, France, and Hungary. Used in ancient Egypt for fevers and to soothe irritated skin.

    Energetic Effects

    Roman Chamomile is believed to promote a sense of inner peace.

  • Mandarin

    Botanical Name

    Citrus reticulata

    Country of Origin

    Italy

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Givaudan (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Mandarin is native to China and Indo-China and was introduced to Europe in the 1800s. Today it is cultivated in various climates worldwide. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is used to regulate Qi and enhance digestion.

    Energetic Effects

    Mandarin is known for promoting emotional stability.

  • Neroli

    Botanical Name

    Citrus × Aurantium Var. Amara

    Country of Origin

    Morocco

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Firmenich (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Neroli is derived from the bitter orange tree, which produces three different essential oils. Most of the oil is produced in the south of France, Italy, Morocco, and Tunisia. The flowers need to be distilled immediately after picking in the fields to avoid off-notes from developing.

    Energetic Effects

    Neroli is believed to provide reassurance and renewal.

  • Nutmeg

    Botanical Name

    Myristica fragrans

    Country of Origin

    Indonesia

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Givaudan (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Nutmeg is native to the Moluccas, east of Indonesia, and has been distributed globally for centuries thanks to Arabic trade routes. Nutmeg was traditionally used as a muscle relaxant.

    Energetic Effects

    Nutmeg is thought to have calming and peaceful energetic effects.

  • Frankincense

    Botanical Name

    Boswellia carterii

    Country of Origin

    Somalia

    Distillation Method

    CO2 Extraction

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Firmenich (Wild Harvest)

    History & Botanical Information

    The word “Frankincense” comes from the Old French words “franc encens,” where “franc” means 'high quality' or 'pure', and “encens” means 'incense'. The harvesting method, where incisions cause resin to seep from the tree, has remained unchanged for thousands of years. Careful selection of suppliers is essential to ensure ethical harvesting.

    Energetic Effects

    Frankincense, with historical religious and spiritual uses, is believed to be both grounding and etheric. It is considered an excellent meditation tool that assists in focusing the mind, for purification and cleansing, and it’s derived from the word “Franc", meaning pure. It is thought to cleanse the aura of negative energies.

  • Patchouli

    Botanical Name

    Pogostemon cablin

    Country of Origin

    Indonesia

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Givaudan (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Patchouli’s use dates back to the 1800s. Increased trade between India and Europe led to textiles being imported with crushed dried leaves as insect protection, introducing the scent to the West.

    Traditionally, it has been used medicinally in Asia and is considered an important base note in perfumery.

    Energetic Effects

    Patchouli is believed to have grounding and centering effects. It is said to pull us back to earth, slow our vibration, and help settle mental exhaustion.

  • Vetiver Bourbon

    Botanical Name

    Vetiveria zizanioides

    Country of Origin

    Réunion Island

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Essencia (Cultivated)

    History & Botanical Information

    Vetiver is a dense perennial grass that grows up to 2 meters tall. It is known for its strong root system, with the oil distilled from its roots. Vetiver is used for various purposes, including soil erosion control and repelling insects.

    Energetic Effects

    Vetiver Bourbon is believed to have nourishing, restoring, and reconnecting energetic effects.

  • Virginian Cedarwood

    Botanical Name

    Juniperus virginiana

    Country of Origin

    USA

    Distillation Method

    Steam Distillation

    Supplier & Cultivation Method

    Givaudan (Wild Harvest)

    History & Botanical Information

    Virginian Cedarwood, also known as Eastern Red Cedar, is a slow evergreen tree native to North America. Before 1917, Western Red Cedar was primarily used for making pencils, and wood residue was used for distillation. The trees are predominantly wild-harvested, and care is needed to maintain their conservation status.

    Energetic Effects

    Virginian Cedarwood is thought to have grounding and calming energetic effects.