Clear Mind Aromatherapy Bath Salt

Baking SodaBaking Soda

Baking soda is used in some cleansing and deodorant formulas for a fresh, odour-neutral feel.

• Supports a clean, just-washed feeling
• A familiar household mineral in natural care
• Used in small amounts so skin stays comfortable

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

BasilOcimum Basilicum Oil

Basil is a green, slightly spicy herb oil. In Maroma blends it keeps a fragrance lifted and kitchen-fresh, especially beside citrus and woods.

• Adds a clean herbal brightness
• Cuts through heavier floral or woody notes
• Suits daytime body and home fragrances

Scent profile Green, spicy, kitchen-fresh

A lifting herbal top note beside citrus and woods.

CardamomCardamom

Cardamom is a green, eucalyptus-citrus spice. A little adds lift and a sense of warmth without turning a blend into food.

• Brightens woody and citrus blends
• A refined spice for body and home
• Familiar from Indian kitchens, used here as perfume

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

CloveClove

Clove is a warm, spicy bud used sparingly. In Maroma it appears in protective and festive blends.

• Adds depth and a hint of spice
• Used in sachets and seasonal home care
• Best in small amounts beside woods and citrus

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

Epsom SaltEpsom Salt

Mineral bath salts are used in soak formulas to make a bath feel restoring and quietly spa-like.

• A simple, comforting soak
• Pairs with lavender, eucalyptus, and mint
• Rinses clean and leaves water feeling silky

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

LavenderLavandula Angustifolia Oil

Lavender and its cousin lavandin are clean, herbal florals. Maroma uses them for rest, freshness, and that washed-linen feeling across body and home care.

• Calms the character of a room or a ritual
• Leaves skin and linens smelling clean
• A versatile note from soap to sachet

Scent profile Clean floral, herbal, calming

Used across body, home, and sleep-adjacent rituals.

LemonCitrus Limon Peel Oil

Lemon peel oil is a sharp, sunny citrus. It brightens soaps, sprays, and home fragrance the moment they open.

• Adds instant freshness
• Cuts through richer oils and butters
• A familiar, uplifting everyday citrus

Scent profile Bright, zest, sparkling citrus

A waking top note in balms, soaps, and home fragrance.

PeppermintMentha Piperita Oil

Peppermint is a cool, waking mint. Maroma uses it when a product should feel fresh on skin or in a room, from foot care to outdoor sprays.

• Adds a clean, cooling sensation
• Lifts tired-feeling formulas
• A natural companion to lemon, neem, and cedarwood

Scent profile Cool, waking mint

A fresh lift for skin, scalp, and space.

PetitgrainPetitgrain

Petitgrain is distilled from the leaves of the bitter orange tree. It is greener and less sweet than the peel, and keeps a blend fresh.

• A clean, leafy citrus note
• Bridges bergamot, neroli, and woods
• Suits cologne-style body care

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

RosemaryRosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Oil

Rosemary is a camphor-green herb used in hair and body rituals. It smells like a Mediterranean garden after rain.

• Freshens the scalp and hair-care formulas
• Adds a waking herbal note
• Pairs with mint, lemon, and cedarwood

Scent profile Camphoraceous herbal, clean

A classic hair and body herbal note.

RosewoodRosewood

Rosewood and ho wood (shiu) are rosy, woody notes used to give a blend a soft, polished heart.

• A gentle woody-floral middle
• Softens lavender and citrus
• A classic natural-perfume material

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.