Motivate Encouraging Blend 5 ml - doTERRA

• Topical application may evoke feelings of confidence, courage, and optimism.
• dōTERRA Motivate essential oil blend is composed of stimulating oils.
• It is a combination of citrus and mint essential oils.

What does the package contain?

Peppermint: Consistently one of dōTERRA’s most popular products, peppermint is an oil that is always good to have on hand. Peppermint essential oil adds a refreshing, minty flavour to desserts, drinks, smoothies, and even savoury dishes. The high menthol content—also found in dōTERRA peppermint oil—makes the highest quality peppermint oils unique among other products available on the market. To promote oral hygiene, peppermint essential oil is also commonly used in toothpastes and chewing gums.

Wild Orange: Cold-pressed from the peel, wild orange oil is one of dōTERRA’s best-selling essential oils, thanks to its energising aroma and numerous beneficial properties. Rich in monoterpenes, wild orange essential oil soothes the skin, making it a pleasant addition to various beauty care products.

Clementine: Clementine is a fruit born from the natural cross between tangerine and sweet orange, yielding an essential oil with a sweet, fresh aroma rich in limonene. Clementine essential oil allows for many applications and can be well utilised in a variety of situations. Spicier and sweeter than other citrus oils, clementine's aroma offers a refreshing and uplifting experience.

Lemon: As one of dōTERRA’s most popular essential oils, lemon has many beneficial properties and uses. It is often used in gastronomy to enhance the flavours of various desserts and main dishes. The aroma of lemon essential oil uplifts and energises.

Rosemary: Rosemary is an aromatic, evergreen shrub whose leaves are widely used to flavour dishes such as stuffing, pork, roast lamb, chicken, or turkey. In ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Hebrew cultures, rosemary was highly revered and considered a sacred plant. Due to its herbaceous and energising scent, rosemary essential oil is also frequently used for aromatherapy and massage purposes.

Coriander Seed: Coriander is a fresh and aromatic herb and spice that has been widely used for centuries. It is a popular kitchen spice: a hint of coriander seed essential oil can transform any dish into something new!

Basil: Belonging to the mint family, basil is an extremely useful herb and a popular spice. It adds a fresh, spicy flavour to meats, as well as pasta and appetisers. Whether cooked into food or used as a garnish, basil is guaranteed to bring a new dimension of flavour to your dishes.

Spearmint: Spearmint is a sweet, refreshing herb and spice that is popular worldwide as a flavouring agent. Due to its fresh, minty taste that ensures fresh breath, it is widely used in chewing gums, sweets, and oral care products. Spearmint essential oil differs significantly from peppermint: among other things, it offers a milder alternative for flavouring food. In the kitchen, spearmint can be a splendid addition to salads, drinks, and desserts, and it is also excellent for homemade salad dressings and marinating meats.

Lemongrass: Lemongrass produces a smoky, citrusy essential oil that offers many benefits to its user. Asian cuisine has long used lemongrass essential oil for preparing soups, teas, and curries, as well as for flavouring fish, poultry, beef, and seafood dishes. Thanks to its intense, herbaceous aroma, it has a refreshing effect on the atmosphere of any room.

Cardamom: Due to its refreshing, minty aroma and taste, cardamom, native to Southeast Asia, is traditionally used to flavour Indian sweets and teas. Added to breads, smoothies, meats, and salads, it enhances the flavour experience. Highly valued as a spice worldwide, cardamom essential oil also offers many other beneficial properties.

Melissa: One of our rarest and most expensive oils, Melissa essential oil offers a wide range of beneficial properties and uses. Due to its positive effects on mood, it has long been used topically to calm heightened emotions. Also known as lemon balm, Melissa's sweet, fresh, citrusy scent was believed to attract bees. This is where the name "Melissa" comes from, which means "bee" in Greek.

Tonka Bean: Dipteryx odorata is a beautiful flowering tree species belonging to the pea family (Fabaceae), often referred to as "kumaru" or "Brazilian teak." This tree species is native to northern South America, and its seeds are called tonka beans. The beans have a strong aroma due to their high coumarin content, which gives them a sweet vanilla scent.

Vanilla Absolute: Vanilla planifolia is a species of the genus Vanilla, belonging to the orchid family, found in several regions, including Mexico, Central America, Colombia, and Brazil. This evergreen climbing plant has a high vanillin content, making it a popular source for vanilla flavourings.

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