Experience Nature from The Source
When you buy a Barn & Potter product, you can expect the best scent and therapeutic properties nature has to offer. Each of our product components are carefully devised to deliver premium aromatherapy, along with skincare solutions from head to toe. Barn & Potter believes in using raw materials from the nature. Bypassing the middle-men traders, we work closely with farmers for eco-friendly ingredients from peppermint, to lemongrass, lavender, eucalyptus and rose plantations. From harvesting to distilling, bottling and delivery, we preserve the freshness in all our ingredients, as though they were harvested right under your nose.
Lemongrass Herbage Garden
Thailand
Lemongrass: Lemongrass oil is produced from two distinctly different species of Cymbopogon. Cymbopogon citratus and Cymbopogon flexuosus. The lemongrass species shown in the photo is the Cymbopogon citratus in our farm. Lemongrass oil is extracted from the fresh or partially dried leaves by steam distillation.
Eucalyptus Blue-Gum Plantation
Tasmania
Eucalyptus: Almost all eucalypts are indigenous to Australia where they constitute approximately 75% of all tree floras. Eucalyptus globulus, also known as Tasmanian Blue-gum, is the species that we grow in the plantation in Australia. The Australian Blue-gum can sometimes reach a height of 100 metres.
Rose Plantation
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Rose: Bulgarian rose oil is most prized among all rose oils. These Rosa damascena from our Bulgaria farm in the Kazanlik region shows the prickly shrubs with a height of 2.4 metres. Rose oil is obtained from the fresh flowers that are picked in the morning before sunrise and extracted through the steam distillation process on the same day.
Maillette Plantation
Provence
True Lavender: Approximately half of the true lavender produce comes from cultivated clones such as Maillette. Lavender from France is deemed to present the best oil with minute trace components, giving the oil a freshly herbaceous and floral scent that promotes physical and emotional healing.
Peppermint Plantation
Washington, USA
Peppermint: Native to southern Europe, peppermint was brought into the United States of America in the early 19th century. Since then, United States became the major source of peppermint produce. Peppermint oil is extracted from the whole plant above ground just before flowering, and the oil is obtained via the employment of steam distillation from the partially dried herb.
