Aroma Compass · Professionals
Essential oil sourcing you can read, not just trust
What a professional buyer gets here and does not get from a distributor: a named farm, the batch analysis for the lot they actually receive, and someone who has read it.
Who I work with
Schools and training organizations
A small, documented set of French oils, in English, built to complement what your students already buy, not replace it.
See the schools offerPractitioners setting up
A reliable starting point when building a practice: a handful of verified producers, readable documentation, no discouraging minimum order.
Describe a sourcing needSmall formulators and brands
A lot that fits a specific formulation, with the chemistry to prove it, not just a plant name on a label.
Describe a sourcing needWhat is free, what is paid
Producer information is free and generous: who they are, where they are, what they produce. None of it sits behind a form.
The sourcing work itself is a paid service: understanding a specific need, evaluating producers, reading documentation, making introductions, and staying involved after the order.
What travels with a batch
Producer, commune, plant part, distillation date, lot number, GC/MS, density, certifications. What travels with every batch, and what a chromatogram can and cannot prove.
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