Wild roses have always grown around our Highland croft, where their delicate petals are gathered each summer and slowly infused into nourishing oils. We have both pink and white roses. Scottish Wild Rose combines these beautiful botanicals with a carefully crafted blend of floral essential oils to create one of our most elegant collections.
Sustainably harvested from the pristine waters of Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Hebridean seaweed has long been valued for its naturally high mineral content. We use it in selected macSoap products to bring the character of Scotland's rugged coastline to our botanical collection.
Grown on our Highland croft, our lavender is carefully harvested by hand at the height of summer. The flowers are slowly infused into our plant oils before soapmaking, while lavender essential oil adds its fresh, floral aroma to selected products, bringing a gentle touch of the garden to the macSoap collection.
Wild gorse grows on another Highland croft we care for, where its bright golden flowers and distinctive coconut fragrance are a welcome sign of summer. Although its fragrance cannot be captured as an essential oil, it inspired one of our botanical collections.
Grown on our Highland croft, calendula is carefully harvested each summer when the flowers are at their best. The petals are dried before being added to selected products, or being infused in oil, bringing a cheerful splash of natural colour and a botanical long treasured in traditional herbalism.
Scots pine has long been part of the forests and glens around and on our Highland crofts. Inspired by peaceful walks beneath these beautiful trees, this woodland collection is blended with carefully chosen woody essential oils, evoking the warm, fresh scent of pine forests and the quiet beauty of the Highlands.
In late summer, the Highland hills are transformed into a sea of purple as Scotland's native heather comes into bloom. Carefully gathered from the hills behind the croft, finely ground heather flowers are added to our Highland Heather, Myrtle & Juniper Soap, reflecting the beauty of the Highland landscape.
Wild bog myrtle grows across the Scottish Highlands, where it has long been valued in traditional Highland herbalism. The leaves and catkins are carefully harvested and slowly infused into our plant oils before using in products. Well known as a natural midge deterrent, bog myrtle has been used for generations by those living and working in the Highlands. It grows together with heather and juniper on the hills, and behind our croft.
