Essential Oils
Chamomile / Attar Mitti / Agarwood / White Sea Lavender
Essential Oil Blend
Silence reduces sensory overload, releases accumulated tension and quiets the pressure of the external environment, allowing the mind and body to return to a deeper state of stillness.
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silence — 15ml essential oil blend
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aether — 15ml essential oil blend
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Silence is built for the point where the outside world becomes too loud. It is deep, warm and grounding, designed to slow the atmosphere around you and pull attention away from noise, pressure and constant stimulation. Chamomile and lavender soften the opening, agarwood gives the blend weight and permanence, while Attar Mitti brings the smell of rain, earth and mineral clay. It does not demand attention; it removes the need for it.
Chemically, Silence is structured around slower-moving terpene alcohols, esters and sesquiterpenes including linalool (C₁₀H₁₈O), linalyl acetate (C₁₂H₂₀O₂), α-bisabolol (C₁₅H₂₆O) and complex agarwood constituents such as agarospirol (C₁₅H₂₆O). Their lower volatility creates a slower and more persistent olfactory profile than the highly volatile architecture of Aether. Linalool and linalyl acetate are central to lavender’s established relaxation-associated sensory profile, while heavier sesquiterpenes extend aromatic duration and reduce sharp sensory peaks. The formulation is engineered around sensory deceleration: lower aromatic aggression, prolonged exposure and a controlled transition toward stillness and reduced environmental stimulation.
Chamomile
Origin: New Zealand
Coordinates: 40.90° S, 174.89° E
Function: Establishes the soft pharmacological foundation of Silence. Chamomile contains sesquiterpenes including α-bisabolol — C₁₅H₂₆O and azulene-derived compounds that create a substantially slower, softer aromatic profile than the stimulating monoterpene structure of Aether.
Agarwood / Oud
Origin: Northeast India / Assam
Coordinates: 26.20° N, 92.90° E
Function: Provides molecular weight, depth and persistence. Agarwood is chemically dominated by complex sesquiterpenes and oxygenated sesquiterpenoids including compounds such as agarospirol — C₁₅H₂₆O. These heavier molecules evaporate considerably more slowly than citrus and mint terpenes, anchoring Silence in a prolonged woody base.
White Sea Lavender
Origin: India
Coordinates: 20.59° N, 78.96° E
Function: Forms the neurological centre of the blend. Lavender is rich in linalool — C₁₀H₁₈O and linalyl acetate — C₁₂H₂₀O₂, compounds strongly associated with its characteristic low-intensity floral-herbal profile and its established use within relaxation-oriented botanical preparations.
Attar Mitti
Origin: India
Coordinates: 26.45° N, 80.33° E
Function: Introduces mineral depth, dryness and psychological grounding. Attar Mitti is not defined by a single isolated molecule; it is a complex distillate derived from baked clay and traditionally captured into a botanical carrier. Its volatile profile produces the characteristic petrichor signal of dry earth receiving rain.
Silence is built for the point where the outside world becomes too loud. Chamomile and White Sea Lavender carry the blend's terpene alcohols — the fraction most associated with a calming, sedative effect on the nervous system — while Agarwood contributes a dense structure of sesquiterpenes that gives the scent its weight and holds it on the skin long after the lighter top notes have faded. Attar Mitti sits underneath all of it as a mineral, earthbound register that keeps the formula from reading as sweet.
Leptospermone, a β-triketone, gives manuka its documented antimicrobial character plus medicinal foundation.
Sesquiterpenes including α-bisabolol (C₁₅H₂₆O) and azulene-derived compounds create a slower, softer aromatic profile than Aether and they form Silence's pharmacological foundation.
Menthol, peppermint's principal monoterpene alcohol, activates TRPM8 cold-sensitive receptors — the same pathway that produces this clear, open airway.
Not a single isolated molecule; a complex baked-clay distillate, traditionally captured in a botanical carrier, whose volatiles produce petrichor — mineral depth, dryness and grounding.
Terpinen-4-ol, Melaleuca's antimicrobial marker, reinforces the blend's medicinal structure so colder notes sit on this active base.
Sesquiterpenes including agarospirol (C₁₅H₂₆O) evaporate more slowly, providing Assam heartwoods with molecular weight, depth and persistence.
Camphor, a bicyclic ketone, supplies penetrating, immediate, sharp respiratory response aether is built around.
Linalool (C₁₀H₁₈O) and linalyl acetate (C₁₂H₂₀O₂) form Silence's neurological centre — a low-intensity floral-herbal register, not a sharp top note.
1,8-cineole drives aether's respiratory profiles — a penetrating, clarifying aromatic signal for airway-clearing.
1,8-cineole with terpinyl acetate adds respiratory depth and warmth, so the colder compounds do not read as sterile.
Limonene, a volatile monoterpene, gives rapid olfactory lift — a bright citrus signal reads first, fastest.
Eugenol, clove's phenylpropanoid, holds heat and density underneath the cold top notes so the blend doesn't collapse into mint.