People use aromatherapy and essential oils to support relaxation, home wellness routines, and calming living spaces. In Thailand, several reputable producers create high-quality essential oils, many of which are locally sourced and certified organic.
Below is a curated list of essential oil brands in Thailand, ideal for anyone interested in natural living and sustainable wellness.
Botaniessence
Botanicessence stands out as one of Bangkok’s most comprehensive essential oil suppliers, with a strong focus on quality and traceability. Moreover, the brand provides detailed information, including its origin, extraction method, and certification, thereby making it a trusted choice for informed consumers.
Their range includes USDA Organic and ECOCERT-certified essential oils and also features carefully formulated proprietary blends suitable for diffusers, massage oils, and aromatherapy. In addition, ordering online is straightforward, and overall, their website proves especially helpful for those new to essential oils.1
Siam Botanicals
Siam Botanicals offers a wide range of natural essential oils, carrier oils, and botanical extracts. The company focuses on responsibly sourced ingredients and produces oils suitable for everyday aromatherapy, skincare formulations, and wellness rituals.
As a result, Siam Botanicals appeals to consumers seeking versatile, plant-based products that integrate easily into a mindful, low-tox lifestyle.2
Lemongrass House
Founded in Thailand in 1996 by an American husband-and-wife team, Lemongrass House began as a small stall at Chatuchak Weekend Market. Over time, the brand has expanded significantly and now operates more than 40 outlets worldwide. Their small business has now blossomed to 40 outlets all over the world.
Notably, co-founder Bobby studied aromatherapy in the United States, which strongly influences the brand’s product development. While Lemongrass House does not market its products as organic, it focuses on using natural ingredients wherever possible. In Phuket, you can find Lemongrass House in Cherngtalay, making it a convenient option for residents and visitors alike.3
Telvada
Telvada is managed by Ms. Darika Sarunyagate, a NAHA Certified Professional Aromatherapist. The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA) operates as a non-profit organization dedicated to the education and holistic integration of aromatherapy. Telvada is all about creating top quality products, with fair prices, and giving back to the society.4
Choosing locally produced essential oils in Thailand is an excellent way to support small businesses while reducing the environmental impact associated with imported products. Whether you’re new to aromatherapy or looking to expand your collection, these Thai brands offer reliable options for natural, plant-based products that fit well into a sustainable lifestyle.
As with all essential oils, it’s recommended to use them mindfully and follow appropriate dilution and usage guidelines.
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