The darkest of the three vetiver blends. Where Orchard Fire is warm and solar, Forest Bath goes deeper — into resin, root, and old wood. Vetiver, frankincense, and palo santo: three materials that have been burned at thresholds and carried through forests for thousands of years, here in a jojoba base you can roll onto your wrists.
Saturn, Sun, and Venus in a 10ml bottle. A forest floor in October.
Apply to pulse points. Breathe.
One of three vetiver blends developed by Stephen Overman. Look for Orchard Fire and Spring Bud.
Forest Bath · Vetiver · Frankincense · Palo Santo · 10ml
Vetiver · Chrysopogon zizanioides From Les Cayes, Haiti — the benchmark origin for vetiver globally. ECOCERT certified organic and fair trade, with fair wages and investment in local education and economic development in Haiti's southern region.
Frankincense · Boswellia sacra Sourced from FairSource Botanicals, a regeneration project working directly with harvesters in the wadis and mountains around Salalah, Oman. A blend of Sha'abi resin from the sub-coastal plains and Hojary from the highland mountains. FairSource has spent nearly 20 years partnering with the Omani government and local stakeholders to promote sustainable harvesting, fair compensation, and propagation of wild Boswellia sacra populations — including a nursery established specifically to support regeneration of trees affected by camel grazing. Boswellia sacra grows only in Oman and Yemen, in limestone cliffs and arid mountain valleys called wadis. It is among the oldest traded aromatics on earth.
Palo Santo · Bursera graveolens From Ecuador's dry tropical forests, gathered from naturally fallen branches — not cut from living trees.
