Every blend we sell is formulated to IFRA safety standards. Here is what that means, in plain terms.

The International Fragrance Association (IFRA) sets the global safety standard for fragrance materials. Its rules come from independent toxicological risk assessment: every ingredient is evaluated for human exposure — skin contact and inhalation — and given a maximum concentration considered safe for each type of use. Some materials are restricted; some are banned outright.

How we apply it

Three rules, no exceptions. No banned or restricted materials in any blend. Known sensitisers kept within IFRA’s permitted thresholds and fully declared — nothing hidden behind the word “fragrance.” Concentrations matched to real use: a rollerball on skin and a diffuser in a lobby are different exposures, so they are formulated differently.

Nothing is bottled or diffused until it clears those limits.

In practice, that means a product that is safe to use around people every day — on skin, and in the air your guests and staff breathe.

Most oils on the market are never assessed against any of this. Ours are — every ingredient, at the level you are actually exposed to it. That is the difference, and it is one you can verify.