Daffoil

Daffoil is a small independent brand of essential and carrier oils, with a short line of CBD skincare. Its products are sold direct through a Spanish-language web store and through Spain-facing retailers, and the oils are described as cold-pressed in India. The company discloses little about itself: no founding year, founders, headquarters or parent company appear on its site or in retailer listings, and the brand sits below editorial coverage. It remains commercially active, with products listed across several retailers as of 2026 [3].

Daffoil presents itself only through its catalogue rather than a company history. The brand's own site, daffoil.com, is written entirely in Spanish and is built as a JavaScript-rendered store, so most of its descriptive text reaches the wider web through the product copy that retailers syndicate. Beyond the manufacturing detail, the company's commercial base is not stated outright; the Spanish-only site and distribution through Spain-facing retailers such as Amazon.es, Makeup.es and Perfumes Club point toward Spain, though the brand does not say so itself.

A clearer, sourced fact concerns where the oils are made. According to the product copy syndicated to retailers, the essential oils "are produced in India using the traditional cold-pressing technique" [3]. Manufacturing in India is therefore the one origin claim the brand states plainly; it is distinct from the question of where the company itself is based, and it does not make Daffoil an Indian brand.

The core range is aromatherapy oils. Single-note essential oils include lavender, eucalyptus, frankincense, sweet orange, geranium, pine needle and clove, sold in 10, 50 and 100 ml sizes, alongside carrier oils such as coconut. The company frames these for use in aromatherapy, diffusers and humidifiers, burners, or blended with other cosmetics [3].

A smaller line moves Daffoil into skincare. Its CBD section centres on a facial cleanser gel that the brand lists as containing 150 mg of organic cannabis CBD [9]. Among the individual oils, lavender, eucalyptus and the coconut carrier oil are among the catalogue's recurring staples.

Daffoil positions its oils as "100% natural, pure and ecological, without alcohol or additives," language the company repeats across its product descriptions [3]. It frames the range around naturalness and what it calls respect for nature in selecting each oil. The brand markets the oils as organic in the Spanish sense of ecológico, but no third-party certifying body — such as Ecocert or COSMOS — is named, so the claim stands as the company's own rather than a verified certification.

The brand is active. Its products are currently listed and sold both on its own store and through Amazon.es, Makeup.es and Perfumes Club, which carry the oils as of 2026 [3]. Because the site has no blog, journal or press section and lists no dated announcements, no more precise timestamp of activity is available than these live listings. Daffoil's footprint is centred on Spanish-facing retail; it reaches other European markets through pan-European marketplace distribution rather than local operations. No founding details, ownership, awards or press coverage have been published, and no Wikipedia entry exists for the brand.