Blue Lotus Oil / Blue Lotus Absolute (Nymphaea caerulea)

Valued since glorification from the Egyptians in ancient times, blue water lily (lotus) is mood-elevating, enchanting and seductive. Popular & Esoteric Blue Lotus Oil (Absolute) uses include:

• Aids in spiritual connection
• Elevates consciousness
• Enhance tantric massages
• Euphoric
• Increases circulation
• Increases Sexual Desire
• Potentiates Formulas (for product development)
• Sedative
• Stress Relief

Aromatic Scent: Deep, intoxicating rich blue ribbon hints of vanilla candy or warm cinnamon apple pie. Returns to childhood instantly and induces smiles - smells mystical!

** SPECIAL NOTE ** - Please note when ordering: 1 ml / gram is approximately 1/4 of the Dram bottles which are measured to hold 4.2 mL on average.  When you order 1 mL / gram, expect the bottle to be about 1/4 of the way full and 3 mL approximately 3/4 of the way full!  One pound of Blue Lotus Flowers produces approximately 1 mL / gram of Blue Lotus Absolute.  This is very prized, precious and valuable material!  

Suggested Uses

Great and widely used for aromatherapy. Blue Lotus Oil is known as a natural aphrodisiac. Can be used for aromatherapy, promotion of sexual desire, feelings of intrinsic ecstasy, and mild euphoria. Blue lotus Absolute may speed up circulation, and enhance connection one's connection to their inner intuition. Blue Lotus Absolute is a wonderful meditation aid, opening the chakras (specifically the third eye and crown) and aiding one on their spiritual path. Dispels negative emotions and thoughts.

A few drops can be added to a carrier oil to create a massage oil. The active alkaloids in lily and lotus absolutes will absorb through the skin, meaning that both the giver and the receiver of a massage with such an oil will experience gentle psychoactive / mood elevating effects.  Absolute oils may also be added to smoking blends to potentiate and enrich the experience – simply add one drop of the essential oil to a dose of the herb to experience its full effects. Lily and lotus essential oils may also be placed in oil warmers to create powerful aromatherapy experiences.  Some people also report adding a few drops to wine to create a psychoactive brew (try 1 drop/dab per 4-16 ounces).  Finally, if you’re looking for a quick and immediate experience with the power of these plants, simply lift Blue Lotus Oil to your nose and inhale – you will experience the unmistakable effects within five to ten inhalations.

Good for tantric massages, and stimulates sexual desire and passion. Goes great in teas and cocktails, and is great for massages as the giver and receiver will experience feelings of euphoria. Used in perfumes, bath oils, shower gels, anointing blends, potpourri, facial steam treatments and hair treatments or masks, incense, room fresheners, scented candles and other aromatic products. When used during meditation, Blue Lotus is believed to promote heightened spiritual growth, as it soothes and calms, can promote kindness, and gives a better perception of understanding and forgiveness. When used in massage it may be helpful for reducing symptoms of rheumatism, aches and pains, though these therapeutic purposes wouldn't be my primary purpose for using this sacred oil. Always blend with a carrier oil before topical use.

Current Batches

Blue Lotus Absolute - Our current Blue Lotus Absolute is sourced from an amazing family operation in Thailand.  The lotus is grown organically in their lotus pond and processed at their factory on-site, within a very short distance of harvesting. Aromatically, Thai Blue Lotus carries honey, mild caramel, apple pie and doesn't express the dieselic aromatic note which is present in Egyptian / Sri-Lankan flowers.  This is one of the most sweet Blue Lotus Absolutes on the market, and we are grateful we had the opportunity to personally visit their operation and witness their extraction process in 2025.

Anointing Oil ~ We are now producing a 9.3+% Anointing Oil (Infused into ORMUS Enhanced Fractionated Coconut Oil) to bring costs down to the end user, and to empower this precious (limited) resource spread into more hands worldwide.  This is an ideal formulation and perfect for individuals wanting to use this aromatically as a perfume on their body!  Strong enough for most & Dr. Nick's current preferred direct application for regularly wearing Blue Lotus as a Botanical Perfume ~

100x Resin / Extract ~ In our travels to Thailand early 2025, we were able to visit one of our supplier's farms / factories and got to witness the production of Blue Lotus!  From growing to processing, we were quite inspired by what we witnessed.  Our supplier in Thailand are producing a unique & precious Blue Lotus 100:1 (100x) Extract, which 100 grams is concentrated into 1 gram of final extract.

I find this to be relatively aromatic, and amongst the most psychoactive of all our Blue Lotus Extracts. The wonder of this extract can be found upon placing into tea, wine, water.  I personally enjoy ingesting this straight, using a small spoon or toothpick, and starting low and expanding outward.  Very supportive for enhancing meditation, colors, quieting thoughts and enhancing creativity.  Very impressed with this new extract, can purchase here!

How to Use

• 0.5-2.5% diluted in carrier oil for Massage
• 1-3 drops/dabs in a sensual Botanical Bath
• 1 Drop/dab burned on Incense
• Infused into mister to enhance room for Meditation
• Infused into wine/spirits (traditional use)
• Inhaled deeply
• Epic in Botanical Perfumery
• Sipped in Hot water/Tea
• Vaporized using Essential VAAAPP

History

In Ancient Egypt, blue lotus was a symbol of sexuality and was said to promote sexual desire, euphoria, and ecstasy. It is also believed that these entheogens played a big role in the meditative and spiritual rituals of the Egyptians, the Mayans, and many other ancient peoples.

The Blue Lotus was also known in Egypt as a symbol of the universe, fertility, and sexuality. The lotus flower is symbology for the crown chakra. It is prominently represented in ancient Egyptian art. The Blue Lotus was found scattered over Tutankhamen's body when the Pharaoh's tomb was opened in 1922.

Many historians thought it was a purely symbolic flower but there maybe some reason to believe that Egyptians used it to induce an ecstatic state, stimulation, and hallucinations, in addition to its wide use as a general remedy against illness. When Nymphaea caerulea is smoked or drank after being soaked in water or wine, it acted as an intoxicant. The Blue Lotus contain Aporphine, apomorphine (which is a dopamine agonist), nuciferine which has antispasmodic properties. The Blue Lotus flower was considered to be a magical, sacred flower and it appears as a common motif in numerous ancient Egyptian paintings. The flower was sometimes used in order to induce and ecstatic state and hallucinations.

Blends Well With: Agarwood, Amyris, Angelica Root (CO2), Balsam Fir Absolute, Bergamot, Bourbon Rose Absolute, Cacao Absolute, Calamus Root (CO2), Cananga, Cardamom, Cassie Absolute, Cedar, Frankincense, Rose Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine Flexile Absolute, Lavender, Liquidambar (Styrax), Red Mandarin, Michelia Alba, Mimosa Absolute, Muhuhu, Neroli, Nutmeg, Opoponax, Oud, Palo Santo, Patchouli, Plumeria Absolute, Rose, Rosewood, Sandalwood, Black Spruce, Spearmint, Tobacco Absolute, Vetiver, Ylang Ylang.

Precautions

Pregnant woman and nursing mother should avoid Blue Lotus Absolute oil during their pregnancy. Should not be applied on children or infants.

Country of Origin: Sri-Lanka OR Thailand
Cultivation: Organically Grown, Cultivated Flowers
Extraction Method: Solvent Extracted Absolute OR CO2 Extract
Parts of Plant Used: Flowers

Absolute Extracts - Use pharmaceutical grade hexane to extract the aromatic concrete - concrete is washed with 190 proof ethanol to remove aromatic constituents from solvent. Ethanol is evaporated away to leave a rich, powerful Blue Lotus Absolute with minimal residual solvent. Most delicate flowers are extracted using hexane and can produce very clean, rich products.

Notable Memories ~ Previous Legacy Batches

• We have gone through our Full-Spectrum Blue Lotus (Semi-Solid) Absolute AND one of the most phenomenal we’ve ever received! Your pure Blue Lotus Absolute will come in 5 gram Miron Violet Glass Jar for ideal storage/access/usage. Approximately one pound of Blue Lotus flowers produce 1 gram of this precious, material. Using toothpicks are an easy, sanitary way to apply to skin, infuse into anointing oils, botanical perfumes and place into vaporizers. Note that 1 gram is a small amount of material and your jar will collect a small amount in the base of the jar.
• We're very excited about our latest batch of Sri-Lankan Blue Lotus Absolute Oil ~ Fortunately the trend is typically our extracts we source get better & better!  When this batch is placed on a scent strip, there are very few diesel notes on the dry down.  This is floral Blue Lotus Absolute nectar of the most premium quality perfume grade, and my nose has experienced over 20 different batches over the past decade.  I've purchased as much as I was able to with the quality being what it is ~ if you are CONSIDERING investing in Blue Lotus Absolute, you will be THRILLED years later you made this purchase, if you choose to store some for your collector's shelf.  This is Top Shelf, Premium Quality Blue Lotus Absolute!
• Blue Lotus CO2 Extract from Thailand - Only 30 mL available ~ We are so excited to have a very unique, special This extract is unlike any other Blue Lotus Extract we've ever experienced and we are fortunate enough to have invested in one liquid ounce of this precious material.  Aromatically, this smells like caramel, dreams & apple pie and evolves on the skin divinely.  There are zero aromatic diesel notes in this extract and one of the sweetest batches we've ever experienced.  For the psychotropic qualities, vaporizing or dabbing this extract is quite unique and special.  A mixture of qualities similar to cannabis, gentle opiates with empathogenic qualities, our CO2 Extracted Blue Lotus is a rare, uncommon gift to medicine people everywhere!

References

• Sylla Sheppard-Hanger, The Aromatherapy Practitioner Reference Manual (Tampa, FL: Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy, 1994)

Last Updated April 8, 2026.