Palo Santo Perfume Oil, Refillable Flacon
100% Natural , Always.
Palo Santo Perfume Oil - Refillable Flacon
Our bestselling fragrance, now available in our largest 30ml refillable size.
Bottled in a speciality French glass flacon, each Perfume features a glass-stoppered top, for direct application.
Refill Bottle:
Our Amber Refill Bottles are packaged in recyclable glass and include pipettes for easy transfer.
Alternatively, you may send back your empty bottle and we will refill it for you. Please Contact Us, to set up a white-glove refill.
Refilling tips for Perfume Oils
Hold the Tunnel while pouring.
This helps with airflow and prevents potential overspills.
Pour with Intention
Our organic perfume oils come out quickly; pouring too slowly may cause oils to leak down the bottle. ( Tip: aim for the center of the funnel )
Have a washcloth nearby
Losing a few drips is normal - but don’t worry, we overfill these bottles to compensate.
Application Method: Perfume Dabber
- 30ml / 1 fl oz
- Wildcrafted Palo Santo
- 100% Natural. All Genders.
- Perfume Refills Bottles are Sold Separately
White-Glove Refill Service Available Upon Request.
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100% Natural
Crafted from nature, our fragrances are made from simple, trusted igredients; Pure essential oils, botanical extracts and organic carriers.
This creates a gentle, peaceful aroma to reconnects us with the beauty of the nature.
FREE FROM
- No aroma-chemicals
- No additives
- No phthalates and parabens
- No Synthetics
Palo Santo
Sourced Sustainably
Direct Farm Partnerships
Made using a wildcrafted Palo Santo from the heart of the coastal Ecuadorian forests.
We've spent years searching for the right Palo Santo, sampling from many from different companies. But none were able to capture the true ethereal, balanced aroma of Palo Santo. Until I finally found my partner farmers in Ecuador, who not only have the highest quality Palo Santo I’ve ever experienced – but are also fiercely committed to sustainability and reforestation.
In the past 5 years, they have worked with local college students and volunteers, teaching them indigenous agriculture methods while planting over 11,000 new Palo Santo trees back into the coastal rainforests of Ecuador.