Pure Wild Crafted Oils                                                                          

Plants for all our essential oils are picked on the property or gathered from the bush with care and respect for country. Mindful of regeneration and environmental ethics and the love of the land we hand harvest all our plants with conscious effort.

When you buy our oils you are assured that they are natural, chemical free and wildcrafted. 

Red Gum - Australia's primordial essence of the land.
Common Fringe Myrtle - Sandhill Bush Medicine
Neroli- The orange blossom flowers
Petit Grain - Leaves of the bitter orange tree
Old Man Weed -Bush Medicine of the Elders
Distilled Lemon- whole lemons
Distilled Orange- whole organic oranges

Neroli

Red Gum

Petit grain

Old Man Weed

The stand of 120 citrus trees were planted in 1949 and are still going strong. Each year in October we pick as many orange blossoms as we can and put them into our still. The sweet rich fragrant smell wafts over the hills and adds delight to the air.

In aromatic and herbal medicine the flowers are known to be a natural anti depressive  and anti hypertensive. So for depression and high blood pressure the smelling of these flowers will help ease the mind and relax the body. 

Here are some ways to use neroli oil:
Wet a cotton ball, add a drop of neroli oil, and lightly dab it on your skin to help treat acne, 

A dry cotton ball placed near air  conditioners and air vent will freshen the air.

Put a few drops into your favorite skin cream to help regenerate your skin.

Put a few drops in a diffuser vaporiser or oil burner to help fight lethargy, depression, anxiety, and stress.

Make a massage oil at a ratio of 1drop of essential oil to 100 drops of carrier oil and massage all over your body to help improve circulation.  

A few drops applied to a hot or cold compress helps headaches and stress.

Ease premenstrual discomfort by mixing a couple of  drops in your bath water to comfort those menstrual aches and pains.

As a deodorant it can eliminate odors and is a  strong but alluring fragrance,

The mighty River Red Gum is Australia's most famous Eucalyptus tree. Nearly every inland river is adorned with these grand trees that provide homes for our animals and birds, food and shade and an excellent deep, red coloured timber.
Here are a few ways to use Red Gum Oil:

The local Aboriginal people used this tree as bush medicine for head colds. The many Red Gum trees on our property provide us with this precious aromatic oil. As with all our oils, we hand pick and distill in our traditional copper still from Al Alembiq of Portugal.

Enormously  used for coughs and colds in steam inhalations, Redgum oil  is also a natural solvent, disinfectant, deodoriser, germ-killer, muscle rub and antiseptic with hundreds of natural uses around the home. A few drops can be added into water and used as a wash.
 
Eucalyptus Camaldulensis essential oil has antiseptic and  germicidal qualities so the essential oil is good for cleaning personal items, the house,car or boat.
Our Redgum floral water is great as a spritz, spray or just add it to the wash water.

Eucalyptus essential oil  used  in dilution is good for healing wounds, ulcers, burns, cuts, abrasions and sores.  It is also effective if put into a salve for insect bites and stings. 

The antiseptic and deodorant nature of eucalyptus oil makes it a perfect room freshener or add eucalyptus oil to baths, spas and saunas because of its refreshing and antiseptic attributes. 
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At Wild Crafted Oil we make the essential oil, a hydrosol (floral water) and a general purpose balm.

Petit Grain -The  Bitter Orange tree is renowned for its benefit and the essential Oil of Petitgrain is traditionally extracted from the fresh leaves and young and tender twigs of orange tree through steam distillation. 

Our Orchard is spray free and we hand harvest each leaf with care.

Here are a few ways to use Petit Grain:

The sedative qualities of petit grain means that  a drop on the pillow  is great for helping sleep.

The anti spasmodic qualities assist  muscle spasms and induces relaxation in the tissues, muscles and nerves.Make a massage oil of 1 drop of petit grain to 100 drops of your favorite carrier oil. Massage into the tight areas for a gentle relief.


Used in a vaporiser Petit Grain is uplifting and refreshing,  This oil is often used to reduce mental fatigue and exhaustion and is a  good nerve tonic  for all sorts of nervous crises.

 Helps to overcome depression and problems such as anxiety, stress, anger, and fear.

​Petit Grain  can uplift the mood and induce positive thinking. Spritz or spray the area or spray over your body for a delicious fragrance.

Centipede Cunninghamii or Old man weed has been used for thousands and thousands of years by the Australian Aboriginal peoples for use in skin care, wounds, infections, inflammation and sore throats. 
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It is sometimes called sneezeweed and a lovely little plant it is too.

Old man weed grows only in the riparian zones of waterways, lagoons and rivers. We are lucky enough to have an abundance of Old Man Weed growing  on the property and we hand harvest and put the lovely plant through our still to extract the essential oil.

Traditional methods of use most commonly involve binding leaves of the plant directly to the forehead or other parts of the body, so that body heat may release the plants essential oils which are then absorbed into the skin. The leaves were  boiled/soaked   in water to create a tea.

Old Man weed has a pungent scent, which is pine like and minty. 

Our Old Man Weed Balm is a wonderful addition to the treatment of dry skin complaints such as psoriasis, excema, chaffing and acne.
Use a small amount regularly and consitantly to gain results.


It takes a lot of the plant to make a small amount of the Old Man Weed essential oil and the plant is wildcrafted which means if its a dry year there may be little growing to be harvested. We can only gather this herb at certain times of the year if it has been raining. So a regular supply of this Old Man weed  essential oil can be a challenge.

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