Sustainable Botanicals International (SBI) products

Juniper Berry Oil is a type of essential oil which is extracted from the berries of the juniper plant (also known as Juniperus Communis). The juniper plant is an evergreen shrub that is commonly found in parts of Bulgaria. The Juniper Berry Essential Oil has a fresh and slightly spicy aroma which is commonly used in the cosmetics industry.

Peppermint Oil is a popular essential oil obtained from the leaves of the peppermint plant, scientifically known as Mentha Piperita. With its strong aroma and refreshing properties, it’s a versatile oil used in aromatherapy, personal care products and even in cooking. The oil is extracted through a process called steam distillation which captures the pure essence of peppermint. Known for its cooling sensation and soothing effects, Peppermint Essential Oil is a beloved ingredient in many products and offers a delightful experience for the senses.

Geranium Oil is an essential oil derived from the leaves and stems of the Pelargonium Graveolens plant which is native to the Reunion Islands. The most common method is steam distillation. In this process, the leaves and stems of the plant are placed in a still and steam is passed through the material which causes the essential oil to evaporate. The steam and oil vapors are then condensed and collected with the oil floating on top of the condensed water.

As a leading Kunzea Oil supplier, Sustainable Botanicals International wholesale Kunzea Oil is a natural wonder straight from the source. SBI use steam distillation to extract the oil from the Kunzea Ambigua shrub, which is sustainably sourced from wild-crafted stock in Tasmania’s North East region, including the remote and beautiful Flinders Island.

Rosalina Oil is extracted from the leaves and terminal branches of the Melaleuca Ericifolia tree which is native to Flinders Island, Tasmania. Rosalina oil is extracted through steam distillation of the fresh leaves and twigs of the plant. Steam is used to release the essential oil from the plant material, which is then condensed and collected. The extraction process requires careful control of temperature and pressure to ensure the oil is not damaged or degraded.