TAOASIS GmbH Natur Duft Manufaktur

There are some essences whose history is marked by centuries of tradition and whose fragrances are still recognised and appreciated all around the world even today. Pure essential oils really are a miracle of nature, as well as being part of the culture of humankind; man must work with passion and dedication to extract them from the aromatic plants they call home. So that we can continue this tradition and ensure our children can benefit from healthy food and natural products, TAOASIS has been supporting the organic farming of aromatic plants for many years now. TAOASIS tea tree lozenges are the world’s first organic lozenges, with 97.6% of their natural ingredients coming from controlled organic farms. But not every plant is suitable for producing a really high-quality essential oil. Only years of experience, care and expertise as regards the individual plant genera give one the tools to extract top-quality essential oils. In order to benefit from the full range of natural active substances, TAOASIS only selects the best, 100% natural essential oils. Today as in the past, the vast majority of these precious essences are extracted by means of the tried-and-tested traditional method of steam distillation. The increasingly popular carrier oils are produced in a traditional way too. Jojoba, almond and evening primrose oils are obtained by means of a gentle technique called cold-drawing, as are all citrus oils. With just one exception, the first-class TAOASIS carrier oils, which are applied generously to the skin as part of aroma cosmetics treatments, all come from controlled organic farms! Of course, this much dedication and love of detail can really be seen in our products – whether it’s in the form of an aromatic, calming room fragrance or a soothing face cream with essence of lavender. What’s more: At TAOASIS, the aromatherapy medicine chest contains much more than just peppermint natural medicine! The name TAOASIS is a synthesis of the Chinese word TAO and the Arabic word OASIS. Freely translated, it means “living in harmony with nature”.