Imagine a perfume without any ingredients you don't understand. A fragrance that draws from centuries of Ayurvedic knowledge — exotic, awakening, distinctive. This is Wind — Awaken your mind.
Properties
What makes Wind oil special
- Ayurvedic perfume oil with patchouli and holy basil as key active ingredients
- 8 botanical ingredients — led by sesame oil and vetiver
- Exotic, awakening scent with smoky-woody notes
- Concentrated oil perfume — unfolds gently and close to the skin
- Easy to apply on the go with a roll-on applicator
- No ingredients you don't understand — full transparency
- 10 ml · Roll-on glass bottle · Hand-filled in Germany
Application
A scent, in the moment.
Apply
Neck, ear, armpit
Apply the roll-on to the neck, behind the ear, and under the armpits. Gently rub into the skin with your hands.
Arrive
A conscious breath
Finally, cup your hands in front of your face, take a deep breath, and feel the notes of Holy Basil and Patchouli.
The Awakening Ritual
A moment to wake up
Apply the roll-on to the neck — where the skin is warm and the scent unfolds best.
Repeat behind the ear and under the armpits. Gently rub in with your palms, do not chafe.
Cup your hands in front of your face — like a small bowl holding the fragrance.
Take a deep breath. Feel how patchouli and vetiver awaken the mind.
Key Ingredients
An overview of the most important plants
Sesame Oil
The classic carrier oil of Ayurveda — warming and deeply penetrating. Sesame oil forms the base of Wind oil and carries the fragrance notes of the other plants.
* Sesame oil is a botanical carrier oil. No medicinal effects are claimed.
Patchouli
Patchouli shapes the exotic, earthy-smoky character of Wind oil — one of the most distinctive notes of classic Indian fragrance compositions, valued for centuries.
* Patchouli oil is a botanical fragrance. No medicinal effects are claimed.
Holy Basil
Tulsi is considered one of the most significant plants in Ayurvedic tradition — revered in Indian households for centuries. It shapes the spicy, awakening character of Wind oil.
* Tulsi is a botanical fragrance. The described use is based on Ayurvedic tradition. No medicinal effects are claimed.
Vetiver
Vetiver — known as Ushira in Ayurveda — is extracted from the roots of vetiver grass. Its deep, smoky-earthy scent gives Wind oil its unmistakable character.
* Vetiver oil is a botanical fragrance. No medicinal effects are claimed.
Turmeric
Turmeric gives Wind oil a warm, earthy fragrance note — one of the most valued roots in Indian tradition, part of traditional fragrance compositions for centuries.
* Turmeric oil is a botanical fragrance. No medicinal effects are claimed.
Full Ingredient List
Ingredients (INCI)
Completely plant-based · No animal ingredients · For external use only
How it's made
Handcrafted. Local. Socially inclusive.
The oil is filled in an inclusive facility for people with disabilities in Gütersloh. Hedwig, Kerstin, and their team ensure that the hand-filled oils are produced in a humane way.
- Hand-filled in a socially inclusive workshop in Gütersloh
- Small batches — quality control by hand, not by machines
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you want to know
What is the best way to apply Wind oil?
As a roll-on, apply to the neck, behind the ear, and under the armpits, then gently rub in with your hands. For the full experience: cup your hands in front of your face and inhale deeply.
How long does the scent last?
As an oil perfume, the scent develops more gently and closer to the skin than an alcohol-based perfume — the exotic patchouli and vetiver notes remain noticeable for several hours.
Is there anything to consider when applying?
For very sensitive skin, we recommend a patch test before the first application, for example, on the forearm.