doTERRA Serenity Restful Blend (15 ml) - doTERRA

Cedarwood: Known for its rich hues and warm, woody scent, Cedarwood essential oil offers a host of skin benefits. Cedarwood is one of the most potent balancing oils, creating a calming atmosphere at the end of a long day. This cold-climate tree typically thrives on high mountain slopes and can grow up to 30 meters tall. When applied topically, Cedarwood essential oil has a purifying effect. It is also often used for massage therapy to promote mental and physical relaxation and calmness.

Hawaiian Sandalwood: Sustainably sourced from the Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaiian Sandalwood essential oil is calming and helps maintain youthful skin. Sandalwood provides extraordinary benefits for the skin, making it a highly sought-after ingredient for body and skin care products. This essential oil, with its rich, sweet scent, has been used for millennia to create tranquility. Its balancing and uplifting properties make it a perfect massage oil.

Lavender: With its distinctive aroma and countless uses, Lavender is one of today's most popular essential oils. Ancient Romans and Egyptians used Lavender for bathing. Since then, its many other beneficial effects have been widely discovered. Thanks to its properties that promote healthy, clear skin, Lavender essential oil has become common in the cosmetic and perfume industries. In addition, due to its calming properties, it is often used to relax the body and improve mood. Due to its versatile benefits, Lavender essential oil is good to have on hand wherever you go.

Marjoram: For ancient Greeks and Romans, marjoram symbolized happiness. Marjoram essential oil, beloved by many as a spice, is a truly special seasoning. Its herbaceous flavor pairs wonderfully with soups, stews, dressings, and sauces. In Germany, it is called "goose herb" because it is an essential ingredient in traditionally prepared roast goose.

Roman Chamomile: Roman Chamomile does not grow very tall, barely reaching 30 cm. Its leaves are grayish-green, its flowers resemble daisies, and its scent is like apples. It earned the nickname "plant's physician" for its positive effect on other plants in its vicinity. Ancient Romans drew courage from Roman Chamomile during wartime. Today, the most common use of chamomile is famously for making tea, but Roman Chamomile can also be found in face creams, hair dyes, shampoos, and perfumes.

Ylang Ylang: Ylang Ylang essential oil is extracted from the star-shaped flowers of the tropical Ylang Ylang tree. It is widely used for perfumery and aromatherapy purposes and has played an important role in religious and wedding ceremonies for centuries. Due to its rich, sweet aroma and protective properties, it is often found in luxury hair and skin care products. In addition, Ylang Ylang is known to have calming and mood-enhancing effects.