Essential Oil - Elements Collection

Inspired by the natural elements of ancient Angkor.

This set includes 3 x 10 ml bottles

SURYA

Lemongrass, coconut, vanilla

Surya is the Hindu sun God and worshipped as the provider of warmth and light. This bright and light blend is bound to cheer you up even on the darkest of days. Citrusy lemongrass and smooth vanilla with a tropical side of coconut makes this blend smell good enough to eat (but please dont :) 

JUNGLE

Turmeric, ponlei, sweet orange

This earthy blend was inspired by early morning walks in the jungle grounds of Angkor. Rich earthen spice laced with bright fresh citrus notes. These soothing oils will ground and centre you. We recommend you use this in the morning for clarity and focus.

Monsoon

Clary sage, green tea, pomelo, cedarwood

The first monsoon rains are a welcome relief, breathing new life into the dusty, parched Cambodian countryside. This blend is a celebration of the cycle of renewal. Refresh your mind and spirit with zesty pomelo and spicy clary sage. Cedarwood anchors a grounded wood element to this fresh blend.

How to use- This is pure undiluted essential oil suitable for use in a ceramic or electric diffuser. Add a few drops into a bath or massage oil for an aromatherapeutic experience. 

The saarti journey started in 2012 when founder, Beck Scougall, made her first candle creation in Siem Reap, Cambodia. A passionate advocate of fair trade and conscious consumerism Beck wanted to create an eco-lifestyle brand using natural and ethical products. Simply translated saarti means beautiful ceremony of light. 'Sa art' is the Cambodian word for beautiful and Aarti is the name of the spectacular Hindu ceremony involving candles and incense. The saarti collection now includes the signature range of hand poured blessing bowl candles, body, skin & hair care products as well 100% natural pure essentials oils. Saarti is committed to using the finest natural ingredients, ethically sourced from Cambodia and the surrounding region and empowering local communities through employment.