Asian Roots
Items long tended across Asia, from coconut and neem to the warm botanicals of traditional rituals and kitchens.
Cinnamon Oil
Plant Therapy
A warm, spicy oil from cinnamon bark or leaf; bark is the more intense, more irritating type.
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Coconut Oil
Nutiva
A versatile oil pressed from the meat of the coconut, solid at room temperature and used in cooking, skin, and hair care.
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Hibiscus
Mi Nature
Dried hibiscus flower, traditionally ground to a powder and used as a hair-strengthening mask and rinse.
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Mustard Seed Oil
Yandilla
A pungent seed oil; in the US most are 'external use only', but a low-erucic food-grade option exists.
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Neem Oil
TheraNeem (Organix South)
A strong-smelling oil pressed from the seeds of the Indian neem tree, used diluted in skin and hair care.
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Spikenard Oil
Miracle Botanicals
A rare, earthy root oil from a Himalayan plant, used in ancient anointing.
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Tamanu Oil
Pure Body Naturals
A thick, green nut oil pressed from the seeds of the tamanu tree, traditionally used on skin and the appearance of scars.
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Walnut Oil
La Tourangelle
A rich, nutty finishing oil from pressed walnuts; light- and heat-sensitive.
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