Druids Keep Pagan & Wicca Supplies

Useful oil to smell during exams, and good for that Monday morning feeling.

A few drops in the bath are helpful after an illness as a pick-me-up and tonic. 

Odour is warm, penetrating and stimulating

Traditionally used in skin and hair care. Good toner. 

Can be used as an insect repellent especially for lice.

Calming and steadying - good to use during exams or when driving.

A few drops added to bath water makes a nice treat.

A cheaper substitute for Sandalwood Mysore. Useful to vaporise - can mix with Cedarwood and other woody oils on vaporiser.

Sandalwood Mysore is better suited for massage and bath essence.

Refreshing, invigorating, stimulating. Strengthening, Very popular in an Aromatherapy. Hair tonic. Disinfectant, deodorant.

Add a few drops to a diffuser; this is great to wake up and feel energized.

Frequently used in room sprays & detergents, To make your own room spray, combine 50ml of distilled water with about 10 drops of Essential Oil, add to a mister, shake well, and spray liberally.

Ravina’ means leaf and ‘tsara’ means good. An extremely useful oil which has often been over looked. A very gentle oil, excellent to use on a vaporiser 

Use in Massage, baths and inhalations.

Mentally and physically stimulating.

A perennial herb, the properties of Spearmint are similar to Peppermint, but its effects are less powerful.

A few drops in bath at bedtime (nice with neroli) or used on aroma stream. Gentle action, nice to relax children - good for tantrums and when they’re over-excited.

This oil has been extensively used by the Australian aboriginal people for centuries.

Astringent, tonic. Tones the skin.

A small tropical tree whose name means ‘Flower of flowers’ Attractive fragrance used on its own. If used too strongly the perfume can be overbearing.

Historically, it has been used for its intrinsic aphrodisiac properties.

An appropriate oil to use in hair rinses, as it’s an excellent hair tonic.