aroma oil | Garimpeiro de Aromas

Whenever I smell the essential oils of Garimpeiro de Aromas, I am reminded that aromatic oils are agricultural products. A drop of oil is made by distilling herbs from the fields. Because the essential oils are made from the herbs and flowers that are harvested every year, even if the name of the fragrance is the same, it may be slightly different from last year's. When you smell Garimpeiro de Aromas' aromatic oils, you know that they are the “real” essential oils.

The owner, Ms. Ryoko Dan, trained in aromatherapy overseas for a long time and came back to Japan with a lot of great experiences. After returning to Japan, she and I created an original product called “Knitters Hand Oil”. It is a hand oil made only with essential oils that repel insects from clothing, and it protects both knitters' hands and knitwear. This is the first original product I made after sharing this idea with her. It is a product that would not have been created without her. In the store, we burn a blend of oils with the same fragrance so that the scent is imprinted on the yarn.

Garimpeiro de Aromas has found the most powerful fragrances and reliable quality of living essential oils from all over the world, and now we would like to share them with you, the knitting enthusiasts. Aroma is wisdom from nature. Try adding a little drop of aroma to your daily life. It will make you feel rich and soft.

Profile of Ryoko Dan

Diploma of Aromatherapy, Australian Government. Industrial Counselor. Flower Essence Therapist.

Started as an aromatherapist in a psychiatric hospital in 1998. Worked in aromatherapy in hospices, salons and health related facilities.

In 2005, she moved to Bangkok, Thailand with a desire to “bring mental care to Thailand. She worked as an aromatherapy instructor at a major local department store and a Japanese association. She also writes a series of aroma columns for a Thai free newspaper. She is also involved in the production of spa spaces.

In 2012, she went to Sydney, Australia to study aromatherapy in the “present”. Obtained a diploma from Nature Care College, which has an established reputation for therapeutic education. She visited essential oil producers' farms.

Returned to Japan in 2014. She is currently working as an aromatherapist in Fukuoka.

Contents: 5ml

 Tea Tree Tea tree

This is a sharp, clear, clean scent that penetrates through the body. It gives the impression of awakening a smoldering body and mind. Tea tree has long been loved by the Aboriginal people of Australia. In Australia, it is also used in various daily products such as toothpaste.   Bergamot FCF

Bergamot FCF Bergamot

FCF Bergamot has a soft aroma that combines citrus freshness and floral elegance. The elegant aroma of sweetness and bitterness creates a relaxing atmosphere. It is also widely known for its use in flavoring Earl Grey tea. FCF: Essential oil from which furocoumarin has been removed.

Geranium Geranium

Geranium Geranium has a floral fragrance with a gorgeous, rose-like scent that is well-balanced, calm, and gentle. It has a soft, feminine, feminine scent that is not intrusive and is useful when you want to relax with a calm mind or to create a space for relaxation.

Orange Sweet

A gentle fragrance with a mild sweetness and freshness. It is a warm and relaxing fragrance loved by everyone. In Europe, it is also known as the scent of Christmas.

Grapefruit Grapefruit

Grapefruit has a fresh and refreshing fragrance that is as fresh as the fruit itself. It is not too sweet and has a mild bitterness, making it popular with both men and women.  

Grapefruit gets its name from the fact that the fruit looks like a bunch of grapes. The fragrance is full of a sense of resetting and freshness.

 Lavender Lavender

A gentle floral fragrance. It has a rich fragrance that reminds one of being in a field of purple lavender. There are many types of lavender, but the most popular type is called “true lavender. The most well-known type of lavender is called “true lavender”.　

Handling of essential oil  Do not apply undiluted lavender oil directly to skin.

Do not apply undiluted solution directly to skin.

Do not drink.

Keep out of reach of children.

Take care to avoid fire.

Use within 1 year after opening. (Citrus fruits should be used for approximately six months.)

Ryoko Dan Profile

Diploma of Aromatherapy accredited by the Australian Government. Industrial Counselor. Flower Essence Therapist.

Started as an aromatherapist in a psychiatric hospital in 1998. In 2005, she moved to Bangkok, Thailand with a desire to “bring mental health care to Thailand”. She worked as an aromatherapy instructor at a major local department store and a Japanese association. She also writes a series of aroma columns for a Thai free newspaper. In 2012, she went to Sydney, Australia to study aromatherapy in the “present”. She received a diploma from Nature Care College, which has an established reputation for its therapeutic education. Returned to Japan in 2014. She is currently working as an aromatherapist in Fukuoka.