What's In First Light
Six natural oils. Nothing else. Each one is here for a reason.
The six oils. What each one does.
Each oil plays a different role in the blend. Together they spread further and last longer than any single oil alone.
All tested for purity. No fillers. No fake fragrance. Just six pure natural oils.
Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus radiata
The main oil in First Light. Spreads through the air and carries the blend through the room.
Fresh, clean smell.
Tested for: Purity and strength.
Clove Bud
Syzygium aromaticum
Persistent. Carries through humid spaces. Adds depth and balance to the blend.
Strong on its own.
Role: Depth and persistence.
Litsea Cubeba (May Chang)
Litsea cubeba
Fresh and bright. Travels well through the air. The lightest citrus note in the blend.
Key compound: Citral.
Tea Tree
Melaleuca alternifolia
Adds strength and clarity to the blend. A familiar Australian plant, on the ARTG (entry 273771).
Tested for: Purity before mixing.
Peppermint
Mentha piperita
Helps the blend spread through the air. Reaches corners and hard-to-reach spots.
Fresh, cooling smell.
Role: Better air coverage.
Cedarwood
Cedrus atlantica
Holds the blend together. Slows the lighter oils so they last longer.
Warm, woody smell.
Role: Holds the blend over time.
What's NOT In First Light
✗ No fake fragrance
✗ No preservatives
✗ No carrier oils
✗ No water
✗ No fillers
✗ No cheap substitutes
Just six pure natural oils. Nothing else.
How We Test Each Batch
Laboratory tested
Every batch is tested for purity. What's inside matches the label.
99.2% reduction
Under laboratory conditions, the blend was tested and showed a 99.2% reduction in Aspergillus niger (black mould).
Six oils. Nothing else.
If it is not a plant oil, it is not in the bottle.
Six pure oils. A protective barrier for your home.
Six pure oils. Lab tested at 99.2% reduction in Aspergillus niger (black mould).
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