Serenity Touch (10ml) - Doterra

Cedarwood: Known for its rich hues and warm, woody scent, Cedarwood essential oil provides a myriad of benefits to the skin. Cedarwood is one of the most grounding oils, helping to create a relaxing atmosphere at the end of a long day. Native to cold climates, this tree can grow up to 100 feet in height. When applied topically, Cedarwood essential oil has purifying properties. It is also frequently used in massage therapy for mental and physical relaxation and soothing.

Hawaiian Sandalwood: Sourced sustainably from the Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaiian Sandalwood essential oil has a calming effect and contributes to a youthful complexion. Sandalwood provides extraordinary benefits to the skin, making it a highly sought-after ingredient for body and skin care products. This rich, sweet-scented essential oil has been used for millennia to create a sense of calm. 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 other beneficial properties have been widely discovered. Thanks to its properties that promote healthy, clear skin, Lavender essential oil has also become common in the cosmetics and perfume industry. 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: To the ancient Greeks and Romans, Marjoram symbolized happiness. Popular as a spice by many, Marjoram essential oil is a truly special food flavoring. Its herbaceous taste goes wonderfully with soups, stews, dressings, and sauces. In Germany, it is called "goose spice" as it is an essential ingredient in traditionally prepared roast goose.

Roman Chamomile: Roman Chamomile does not grow very tall, reaching barely 30 cm. Its leaves are grayish-green, its flowers resemble daisies, and its scent is similar to apples. It earned the nickname "plant doctor" for its positive effect on other plants in its vicinity. Ancient Romans drew courage from Roman Chamomile during wartime. Nowadays, the most common use of chamomile is known to be in tea making, 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 in perfumery and aromatherapy, 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.