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Deep, earthy and musky-sweet, this organic patchouli essential oil brings a slow, resinous warmth to a room. Steam distilled from the dried leaves of Pogostemon cablin, it has a spicy, grounded character that lingers beautifully in a burner, diffuser blend or handmade fragrance.
The scent in the room
Rich and tenacious, with an earthy base that stays present rather than flashing away quickly.
The sweetness is dark and soft, balanced by a dry, spicy edge.
It suits quiet evening rituals, linen cupboards, oil burners and blends that need depth.
A little goes a long way, especially alongside brighter citrus, floral or woody oils.
The amber bottle helps keep the oil tucked away from direct light between uses.
Patchouli leaf, steam distilled
This essential oil comes from Pogostemon cablin, a plant in the mint family. The dried leaves are used, then steam distilled to draw out patchouli’s dense, unmistakable aroma.
In perfumery, patchouli is often treated as a base note because of its staying power. It gives blends body, warmth and a slightly mysterious earthiness.
How to use it safely
Add a few drops to an oil burner or suitable diffuser, following the instructions for your device. For massage or skin use, dilute well in a carrier oil first and patch test before wider use.
Do not use essential oils undiluted on the skin. Avoid use during pregnancy, with young children, or around pets unless guided by a qualified professional. Store closed, upright and away from heat and direct sunlight.
Patchouli in context
The word patchouli is linked to the Tamil words for ‘green leaf’, a simple name for a plant with a remarkably lasting scent. Dried patchouli leaves were historically packed with textiles, including Indian shawls sent to Victorian England, where the aroma became part of their identity. Today, patchouli remains closely tied to perfumery, incense-style blends and slow home fragrance, valued less for brightness than for its depth, warmth and lingeri…
fragranceNotes: Patchouli
ingredient: Pogostemon Cablin
region of manufacture: Indonesia
instructions: Yes
gender: Children
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