Nukumori Essential Oil Blend
100% pure, undiluted essential oil. Use it in diffusers, candles, soap and skincare formulations, always diluted to suit the application.
Nukumori (γ¬γγγ) is the Japanese word for gentle, lingering warmth: a cup held in both hands, a sunny spot on the verandah, a room that still feels cosy after someone has left it. That's exactly the feeling we bottled.
Inspired by the warm spice of traditional Japanese incense, Nukumori pairs clove and patchouli (two classic ingredients in Japanese incense) with soft rosewood, bright bergamot and a herbal heart of rosemary and lavender. It's warm, grounding and quietly spiced, like a garden at the end of a long, golden day.
Oil specs
- Blend Composition
- Rosewood, Bergamot, Dark Patchouli, Rosemary, Lavender & Clove Leaf essential oils
- INCI Name
- Aniba Rosaeodora (Rosewood) Wood Oil, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Fruit Oil, Pogostemon Cablin Leaf Oil, Rosmarinus Officinalis Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Leaf Oil
- Ingredients
- 100% pure essential oil blend
- Method of Extraction
- Steam distillation & cold pressed (bergamot)
- Appearance
- Thin, transparent liquid
- Colour
- Pale golden to amber
- Storage
- Cool, dark place with the lid tightly closed
- Safety
- Concentrated. Keep out of reach of children and pets
frequently asked
What does "100% pure" actually mean?
"100% pure" means the oil comes from a single, natural botanical source and has nothing added, with no fillers, dilutions, or synthetic substitutes. It's worth noting that "pure" refers to what's in the bottle, whereas "organic" refers to how the plant was grown.
What's the difference between an essential oil and a fragrance oil?
An essential oil is extracted directly from a plant, while a fragrance oil is a crafted scent blend that can capture aromas nature cannot, such as "vanilla latte" or "fresh linen."
How do I blend oils that smell good together?
A helpful approach is to think in terms of notes: top notes (such as citrus), middle notes (florals and spices), and base notes (such as vanilla and musk). A balanced blend includes a little of each. We recommend starting with two or three scents, testing in small batches, and keeping a record of your ratios. If you would prefer a ready made option, our blended oils collection offers expertly paired scents, ready to use.
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