Lavender Essential Oil — Pure Therapeutic Grade | Wholesale Supplier India | Liana Health Care
₹ 399.00 ₹ 550.00 27% off
Peppermint Essential Oil || Pure Peppermint Oil || Therapeutic Grade || Aromatherapy || Diffusers
₹ 199.00 ₹ 500.00 60% off
Cedarwood Essential Oil — Pure Therapeutic Grade | Wholesale Supplier India | Liana Health Care
₹ 349.00 ₹ 600.00 42% off
Ylang Ylang Essential Oil — Pure Therapeutic Grade | Wholesale Supplier India | Liana Health Care
₹ 399.00 ₹ 600.00 34% off
Frankincense Essential Oil — Pure Therapeutic Grade | Wholesale Supplier India | Liana Health Care
₹ 399.00 ₹ 600.00 34% off
Lemongrass Essential Oil — Pure Therapeutic Grade | Wholesale Supplier India | Liana Health Care
₹ 249.00 ₹ 599.00 58% off
Geranium Essential Oil — Pure Therapeutic Grade | Wholesale Supplier India | Liana Health Care
₹ 449.00 ₹ 750.00 40% off

Liana Health Care
Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. is a Meerut-based manufacturer and wholesale supplier of pure, undiluted essential oils — supplying cosmetic manufacturers, soap and candle makers, Ayurvedic brands, perfume houses, agarbatti manufacturers, spa product suppliers, and exporters across India and international markets since 2010.
We stock and supply 100+ essential oils in therapeutic grade and cosmetic grade, available in retail pack or start up packs to bulk quantities from 100 ml to 200 kg — with larger commercial quantities available on request. All our essential oils are pure and undiluted, sourced directly from trusted growers and distillers, and supplied at manufacturer wholesale prices.
Whether you are a small batch soap maker sourcing your first 500 ml or a large cosmetic manufacturer requiring 50 kg per month — Liana Health Care is your single, dependable source for retail start up pack to bulk pack essential oils in India.
Surjeet Singh founded Liana Health Care in 2010 in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh — one of India's most important fragrance and essential oil trading regions, located on the historic trade corridor between Delhi and the fragrance capital Kannauj. With formal training at the Fragrance and Flavour Development Centre, Kannauj, and over 15 years of hands-on essential oil sourcing, quality assessment, and B2B supply experience — Surjeet Singh and the Liana Health Care team bring deep technical expertise and established supplier relationships across India's essential oil production regions.
What Are Essential Oils?
Essential oils are highly concentrated, volatile aromatic compounds extracted from specific plant material — leaves, flowers, bark, roots, seeds, resin, or peel — through steam distillation, cold pressing, or solvent extraction. They capture the true chemical essence and fragrance character of the source plant, along with the bioactive compounds responsible for the plant's therapeutic properties.
The name "essential" reflects the plant's "essence" — the complete aromatic and biochemical character concentrated in the oil. A single drop of pure essential oil contains the equivalent aromatic and active compound content of dozens to hundreds of grams of the fresh plant material — making essential oils among the most potent and most concentrated natural ingredients used in manufacturing.
Essential oils are not the same as fragrance oils — fragrance oils are synthetic or blended aromatic compounds designed only for scent. Essential oils are genuine plant extracts containing the full spectrum of naturally occurring bioactive compounds — terpenes, phenylpropanoids, esters, aldehydes, ketones, and alcohols — that give each oil its unique therapeutic, aromatherapeutic, and functional character.
Understanding extraction methods helps manufacturers choose the right grade and understand quality specifications :
Steam distillation is widely used essential oil extraction method —including Rosemary, lavender, eucalyptus, peppermint, tea tree, lemongrass, clove, cedarwood, vetiver, frankincense, and most other herbal, woody, and resinous oils.
In steam distillation — steam passes through plant material, vaporising the volatile aromatic compounds. The steam and aromatic vapour mixture is then condensed back to liquid — the essential oil separates from the water (hydrosol or floral water) due to density difference and is collected.
Cold pressing (mechanical expression) is mostly used for citrus peel essential oils — lemon, orange, bergamot, grapefruit, lime, and mandarin. The citrus peel is mechanically pressed or abraded to rupture the oil glands in the peel, releasing the essential oil, which is then separated by centrifugation.
Cold pressed citrus oils retain the fresh, bright, vivid aroma character of the citrus peel — something that cannot be fully replicated by steam distillation. The trade-off is that cold pressed citrus oils contain non-volatile compounds (waxes, coumarins including bergapten in bergamot) that are not present in steam-distilled versions.
Essential Oils — Industry Applications Guide
Our essential oils serve manufacturers across India's most important aromatics-dependent industries:
Essential oils add genuine therapeutic character and authentic natural fragrance to handmade and artisan soap — one of the most rapidly growing applications for essential oils in India:

Top Performing Essential Oils for Soap :
| Essential Oil | Fragrance Retention in Soap | Trace Behaviour | Skin Benefit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lavender | Excellent | None | Calming, anti-inflammatory |
| Tea Tree | Good | None | Antibacterial, anti-acne |
| Peppermint | Excellent | None | Cooling, refreshing |
| Eucalyptus | Good | None | Fresh, respiratory |
| Lemongrass | Moderate | None | Fresh, insect repellent |
| Cedarwood | Good | None | Woody, grounding |
| Frankincense | Excellent | None | Anti-ageing, premium |
| Patchouli | Excellent | None | Earthy, fixative |
| Orange | Moderate | None | Fresh, brightening |
| Clove | Excellent | Accelerates | Antibacterial, warming |
| Cinnamon | Excellent | Accelerates | Warming, antibacterial |
| Cassia | Excellent | Accelerates | Strong warming |

For direct skin application — essential oils must always be diluted in a suitable carrier oil:
| Dilution | Essential Oil Amount | Carrier Oil Amount | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5% | 3 drops | 30ml carrier | Children, pregnant women, sensitive skin |
| 1% | 6 drops | 30ml carrier | Facial use, elderly, long-term use |
| 2% | 12 drops | 30ml carrier | Standard adult body application |
| 3% | 18 drops | 30ml carrier | Localised therapeutic application |
| 5% | 30 drops | 30ml carrier | Short-term spot treatment |
| 10% | 60 drops | 30ml carrier | Short-term acute use only |

Essential oils in soy wax, paraffin wax, beeswax, and coconut wax candles — for the premium aromatherapy and natural candle segment:
Best Essential Oils for Candles:
Lemongrass — best selling Indian candle essential oil — fresh, long-lasting
Lavender — calming, universally popular — best for aromatherapy candle positioning
Eucalyptus — fresh, respiratory wellness — spa candle positioning
Peppermint — invigorating, energy — refreshing candle positioning
Orange — warm, sweet, mood-lifting — one of the most popular candle oils
Cedarwood — warm, woody, masculine — premium gifting candle
Frankincense — sacred, meditative — luxury and wellness candle
Citronella — functional insect-repelling candle — high demand in India
Patchouli — deep, earthy, exotic — long-lasting base note candle
Important note for candle makers: Essential oils in candles must have flash points significantly above wax pouring temperatures for safe candle production. Most steam-distilled essential oils are safe at standard candle making temperatures. Cold-pressed citrus oils have higher flash point safety considerations — verify before use.
4. Agarbatti & Incense Manufacturing
India is the world's largest manufacturer and consumer of agarbatti (incense sticks) — essential oils are a primary ingredient providing authentic aromatic character to premium agarbatti. Liana Health Care supplies essential oils specifically for agarbatti application:
Primary Agarbatti Essential Oils :
Sandalwood — most prestigious and most widely used in Indian agarbatti
Patchouli — deep, rich, long-lasting base character
Cedarwood — woody, resinous, long burn character
Vetiver (Khus) — earthy, smoky, distinctive Indian character
Frankincense — sacred, resinous, premium agarbatti character
Myrrh — resinous, sweet-balsamic, sacred character
Lemongrass — fresh, citrus-grass note for masala agarbatti
Citronella — mosquito-repellent agarbatti — functional positioning
Clove — warm, spicy character for winter incense
Cinnamon — warm, comforting spice for seasonal agarbatti
Essential oils as active pharmaceutical-equivalent ingredients in AYUSH-licensed Ayurvedic formulations:
Classical Ayurvedic Essential Oil Applications:
Camphor (Karpura) — fever, congestion, pain relief, Ayurvedic formulations
Peppermint (Pudina) — digestive, respiratory, cooling, pain relief
Eucalyptus — respiratory, decongestant, analgesic
Clove (Lavang) — analgesic, antibacterial, oral care
Turmeric (Haridra) — anti-inflammatory, Ayurvedic skin formulations
Ginger (Adrak) — digestive, warming, pain relief
Black Pepper (Kali Mirch) — carminative, warming, circulation
Cardamom (Elaichi) — digestive, respiratory, flavouring
Ajwain (Carom) — digestive, respiratory, carminative
Nagarmotha (Cyperene) — classical Ayurvedic tridoshic oil
Every essential oil supplied by Liana Health Care is pure and undiluted. We do not blend, cut, or extend our essential oils with carrier oils, synthetic compounds, or lower-cost substitutes. Adulteration is one of the most widespread problems in the essential oil industry — purchasing from a trusted, established B2B supplier with proper documentation is the best protection against adulterated oils.
Batch-specific COA provided on request — confirming :
Correct usage rates ensure both safety and efficacy in finished products:
| Application | Essential Oil Usage Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aromatherapy diffuser | 3 to 10 drops per 100ml water | Direct inhalation — no dilution needed |
| Body massage oil | 1% to 3% in carrier oil | 1% for sensitive skin — 2-3% standard |
| Facial skincare | 0.5% to 1% in formulation | Face = lower rate — more sensitive |
| Body lotion/cream | 1% to 2% in formulation | Standard body care rate |
| Hair care products | 1% to 2% in formulation | Shampoo, conditioner, serum |
| Soap (M&P) | 1.5% to 3% of base weight | Max 3% — above causes issues |
| Soap (Cold Process) | 2% to 3% of oil weight | Test trace behaviour first |
| Candles | 3% to 6% of wax weight | Less than synthetic fragrance |
| Balms and salves | 1% to 3% in total formulation | Concentrated solid format |
| Facial serum | 0.5% to 1% maximum | Highly concentrated product |
| Cleaning products | 1% to 3% in formulation | Functional antibacterial/fresh |
| Agarbatti | 5% to 15% of mixture weight | Higher rate for incense application |
Important: Always conduct skin patch tests before applying new essential oil formulations. Some essential oils (especially citrus, spice, and high-phenol oils) require careful usage rate management. IFRA and SCCS guidelines applicable for cosmetic formulations
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⚠️ All product information, usage rates, formulation guidance, and application details provided on this page are for general educational and informational purposes only. They are not professional pharmaceutical, medical, cosmetic, food safety, regulatory, or legal advice. It is the sole responsibility of the buyer and manufacturer to verify all usage rates, IFRA compliance limits, conduct appropriate safety assessments and stability testing, and ensure full compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements including CDSCO, FSSAI, BIS, AYUSH, IFRA, and all other applicable Indian and international regulatory authorities before incorporating any essential oil into any product intended for commercial sale or distribution. Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. supplies essential oils as raw material ingredients only and accepts no legal liability arising from the use or misuse of our products. Use is entirely at the discretion and risk of the buyer and manufacturer.