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Aromatherapy Winter wellness Aromatherapy Australian Owned & Made Since 1991 Peppermint Eucalyptus Lemon Mentha piperita Eucalyptus polybractea Citrus limon Breathe easy Breathe easy this winter with our Breathe Easy range! Find natural relief and support your recovery from colds and flu, runny noses, coughs and congested breathing with this purifying and fortifying range. Breathe easy Breathe easy Breathe easy essential oil blend balm herbal tea Take a deep breath and clear your Breathe Easy balm is a go-to This fortifying brew of echinacea, airways with this purifying blend winter remedy. Massage into elderflower, liquorice root, of eucalyptus, lemon, peppermint, your chest, throat and around peppermint, sage and thyme pine, cedarwood, aniseed, ginger, your sinuses to provide natural helps build defences and ward off spike lavender, tea tree and thyme relief from colds and flu, runny winter invaders while soothing essential oils. noses, coughs and congested sore throats and easing chesty breathing. coughs. Inhale straight from the bottle, add a few drops to a handkerchief, Purifying essential oils of Stay cosy and contented while create a steam inhalation, or add eucalyptus, lemon, peppermint, sipping this warming winter brew. a few drops to an aromatherapy pine, cedarwood, aniseed, diffuser. ginger, spike lavender, tea tree and thyme refresh and Breathe Easy essential oil blend clear your respiratory system, is a winter essential for colds helping you to breathe easier. and flu, runny noses, coughs and congested breathing. 10mL for $24.95 30g for $24.95 50g for $24.95 25mL for $39.95 SHOP NOW SHOP NOW SHOP NOW Aromatherapy Tip When feeling congested, stuffy and sick, add three drops of Breathe Easy to a tissue or handkerchief and hold under your nose. For more tips, READ OUR BLOG Cosy winter favourites Diffuse an atmosphere of cosiness and positivity throughout your home this winter. As everyone huddles inside, keep your loved ones feeling upbeat and comforted with blends featuring pure essential oils that nurture and uplift the spirit. Aroma defence | $24.95 Aroma Defence was specially formulated to purify the air and uplift the spirit with a potent blend of eucalyptus, tea tree, lemon, cinnamon and thyme pure essential oils. Diffuse this blend of nature’s protective botanicals to help defend your home and fill it with a comforting, cosy aroma. SHOP NOW Exotic spice | $24.95 Sweet and spicy, Exotic Spice has all the warmth, love and cosiness of home. Create a comforting, nurturing atmosphere with joyful sweet orange, inspiring herbaceous rosemary, and warm, spicy notes of cinnamon. SHOP NOW Positive vibes | $24.95 Feel inspired and motivated by the bright, refreshing aromas of sweet orange, mandarin, pink grapefruit, bergamot, lemon myrtle, rosemary and sweet fennel in this joyful blend. Diffuse Positive vibes to create an atmosphere of happiness, good times and optimism in your home. SHOP NOW Happy & calm | $24.95 Create a positive, calming and comforting environment for your little ones with the cheerful aromas of oranges, calming chamomile and relaxing lavender in this nurturing blend. Happy & Calm essential oil blend is loved by kids and anyone who is young at heart. SHOP NOW SHOP ALL ESSENTIAL OIL BLENDS Aromatherapy diffusers Add a few drops of your favourite Perfect Potion essential oil blend to a beautiful aromatherapy diffuser and diffuse a mist of inspiration and wellness throughout your home. Aromatherapy diffusers work with ultrasonic vibrations, creating a fine mist in a similar way to the mist and negative ions generated by a cascading waterfall; revitalising your home and filling it with comforting and inspiring aromas. Ceramic smooth aromatherapy diffuser Available in Black or White | $94.95 Ceramic gohan aromatherapy diffuser Available in Black or White | $99.95 Wooden aromatherapy diffuser | $99.95 (LEFT) Mini personal aromatherapy diffuser | $44.95 (RIGHT) SHOP ALL DIFFUSERS Limited edition Australian essential oils collection |$89.95 Australian essential oils kit | $49.95 NEW Limited edition Australian eucalyptus oils collection | $69.95 Australian oil kits Refresh your spirits and breathe in the purifying and revitalising aromas of the Australian bush. Australia’s unique flora is celebrated in these three collections of Australian pure essential oils. The essential oils showcase the diversity of the aromas in the Australian bush ranging from fresh and camphoraceous, to smokey and earthy, to crisp and zesty. SHOP AUSTRALIAN Home sanctuary These gorgeous aromatherapy collections enhance the ambiance of every corner of your home and provide a positive atmosphere to be Calm & Cosy, to Snooze & Snuggle or be Clear & Focused. Home sanctuary trio kits: Calm & cosy Loungeroom trio | $69.95 Create a calm, cosy haven in your loungeroom with nurturing Soul Comfort, soothing Relax and comforting Happy & Calm pure essential oil blends this sweet trio kit. Snooze & snuggle Bedroom trio | $69.95 Tuck yourself in for a good night’s rest with our Snooze & Snuggle bedroom trio. The nurturing, soothing symphony of scents in Hug Time, Sweet Dreams and Snooze envelop you in an aromatic lullaby and promote a deep and restful sleep. Clear & Focused Home office trio | $69.95 Stay sharp, motivated, uplifted and inspired in your workspace with the energising aromas of Focus, Positive Vibes and Mindfulness essential oil blends in this mind-focusing trio kit. Home sanctuary essential oil blends collection |$124.95 Transform your home into a sanctuary with the nurturing aromas in our Home Sanctuary Essential Oil Collection. This gorgeous selection of blends includes two beautiful new blends, Spa Escape and Snooze, as well as our best sellers, to help you create a cosy haven of harmony and happiness. SHOP HOME SANCTUARY Aromatherapy Tip In the morning, massage Active Balm into problem areas prone to achiness and injury. Throughout the day, apply the Active Spray to reinforce the balm’s effects, then reapply the balm again at night. This helps to both warm up the area to prevent further injury, while also relieving sore and aching areas. Be warm & active Our Active range has been created to bring warmth and provide relief to any areas of tightness and soreness. Use whenever you need to relax tight and strained muscles, relieve sore joints, or before and after a workout. Active Active Active muscle spray balm massage oil Feel instant relief with this Soothe aching muscles and relax Provide instant relief to sore super-charged, warming and muscular tension with pure muscles with this warming invigorating muscle spray. essential oils of peppermint, and invigorating massage cajeput, wintergreen, ginger, oil, featuring arnica and pure Arnica and pure essential nutmeg, clove and black essential oils of cajeput, spike oils of cajeput, peppermint, pepper in this warming balm. lavender, rosemary, clove and kunzea, pine, lavender, clove, black pepper. ginger, black pepper and Improved blood flow further wintergreen provide instant warms and provides relief to Active massage oil helps improve relief for active bodies that may stiff, sore joints. blood flow, relieving tight, aching be experiencing any aches and and strained muscles. soreness. 10mL for $24.95 30g for $24.95 100g for $16.95 SHOP NOW SHOP NOW SHOP NOW *The Active range is not recommended during pregnancy. Visit your nearest Perfect potion store Queensland New South Wales Victoria 7 Guardhouse Rd, Banyo Shop 5, Lower Ground 2, Shop 019, Ground Floor p +61 7 3256 8500 (opposite Mecca entrance) Melbourne Central Queen Victoria Building, Sydney 211 La Trobe St, Melbourne p +61 2 9286 3384 p +61 3 9639 4786 230 Albert St, Brisbane (cnr Adelaide & Albert Sts) Shop 5, 263 Little Collins St Shop 2003, Level 2 p +61 7 3012 7470 Melbourne (near David Jones) ph +61 3 9910 4754 82A Vulture St, West End Westfield Bondi Junction p +61 2 9389 6120 p +61 7 3846 0899 237 Brunswick St, Fitzroy p +61 3 9445 0853 Shop 314 floor 1, Building 1, Shop 2308, Level 1, Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Westfield Warringah Mall ACT Broadbeach Brookvale p +61 2 8459 7319 Shop DG33, The Beauty p +61 7 5657 9073 Precinct Canberra Centre City Walk, Canberra Kiosk (ground level near Zara) ph +61 2 6109 0495 Chermside Shopping Centre p +61 7 3638 0183 South Australia Kiosk (ground floor near Myer) Myer Centre Westfield Carindale 14-38 Rundle Mall Adelaide City Centre p + 61 7 3124 0261 ph +61 8 8470 0348 SEE SHOPS OPENING HOURS Online Workshops & Masterclass Webinars Discover new aspects of aromatherapy, get creative with essential oils and learn how to bring aromatherapy into your everyday life with our aromatherapy online courses and masterclass webinars. 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