Women’s Wellness essential oil blend

TYLER AROMATHERAPY LTD

£12

Find your balance. Clary Sage • Rose Geranium • Frankincense Created for: the days when you feel a little disconnected from yourself, Women's Wellness is a comforting aromatherapy blend designed to bring a sense of calm, clarity and emotional balance. Handcrafted: using pure essential oils of Clary Sage, Rose Geranium and Frankincense, this beautifully floral-herbal blend fills your space with a soft, grounding aroma that encourages you to slow down, exhale and reconnect. The scent: Soft florals meet aromatic herbs, balanced by the warm, resinous depth of frankincense. Comforting, grounding an

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TYLER AROMATHERAPY LTD, number 15548213. Checked 2026-08-29.
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