We offer a variety of fragrances at Kingdom Come Home, and encourage you to find the type that’s best for you.
Types of fragrance we use:
- Essential Oils
- Natural Fragrance Oils
- Phthalate + Paraben Free Fragrance Oil
Understand The Differences
Essential Oils
Essential oils originate from natural sources, including plants, herbs, and flowers, which are typically extracted via steam distillation. This process entails heating the components until gas is released, followed by condensation of the gas back into a liquid. As a gentle process, it prevents the degradation of sensitive compounds. Unlike natural fragrances, essential oils use every aroma component of the plant.
Natural Fragrance Oils
Our formulations incorporate natural fragrance oils, derived from natural sources including fruits and flowers. The fragrance creation process involves isolating aromatic compounds from plants, yielding isolated aromatic chemicals called isolates. These isolates are then blended with others sourced from diverse plants. This enables the fragrance to be categorized as a natural product, featuring a more sophisticated profile than essential oils.
Fragrance Oils
Fragrance oils are synthetic. They’re made with a mix of aroma chemicals and natural ingredients like extracts, essential oils, and resins. We choose to only use Phalate + Paraben Free Fragrance Oils for the health and safety of our customers. They are free of the 624 carcinogens and 323 reproductive/developmental toxins listed under California’s Prop 65 act.
Even though our fragrance oils contain plant-based components, they’re still considered synthetic and cannot be listed as natural on a label.
Kingdom Come Home products are free of the 3000 ingredients the EU deems as unsafe, but the United States does not.
We offer full transparency on our ingredient deck of each product we carry. This allows you to make the best choice for you, and your family!
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and this information is not intended to diagnose, nor are the products intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease.