Easy Air Rollerball Blends
dōTERRA’s Easy Air is a proprietary blend of 8 essential oils that supports our respiratory system and emotional issues of breath and clearing.
Tag: 10ml roller bottles
Buddha Wood Rollerball Blends
dōTERRA’s Buddha Wood has this amazing smoky woody aroma.
It’s sourced from Eastern Australia, and native to our sunburnt country. It has been used by our First Australians for many years for it’s powerful properties.
Eye Health
I saw Dr Hill at the 2017 Australian Convention in the Gold Coast. Let me say, he was amazing! He gave so many great tips and protocols on using the world’s most authentic pure essential oils.
I really loved his eye health tip of using a dilution of dōTERRA’s Salubelle (aka Immortelle) everyday around the eyes for eye health. It will also support the appearance of younger looking skin.
Whisper Rollerball Blends
dōTERRA’s proprietary blend called Whisper works with our individual chemistry to create our own personal signature pure-fume. For me, it’s a musky aroma. For others, it’s a floral aroma. I often receive compliments when I wear this blend as a pure-fume.
Citronella Rollerball Blends
Citronella is commonly known as an insect repellant, which is great at this time of the year in Australia. I love having options, and playing with blends so that we don’t ‘smell like insect repellant’ but rather smell like a divine pure-fume (aka perfume).
But, did you know that citronella is much more than that?
TerraArmour Rollerball Blends
Do you smell a chocolate undertone when you smell dōTERRA’s insect repellent blend, TerraArmour? I do. I find it utterly addictive. Personally, I feel it’s from the combination of Arborvitae and Vanilla Bean Absolute.
TerraArmour has been one of our household staple essential oils, especially during mozzie season. This year, my girls started piano lessons, so Glenn and I sit outside chatting quietly whilst they are in their lessons, but there are always lots of mozzies.
In it’s simplest form, I throw a bottle of TerraArmour into my handbag and we apply a few drops from the bottle on our skin. It has a fractionated coconut oil in the blend, so it’s safe to use it straight from the bottle. Another way we use it, is to add 20 drops into a 50ml spray bottle with cool boiled water and a pinch of salt, and spray away.
Black Spruce Rollerball Blends
I love the spicy scent of black spruce essential oil. It’s great to have spicy almost perfume-like notes of essential oils to add depth to your pure-fumes and personal care products.
When I first smelt black spruce it reminded me so much of my beloved douglas fir essential oil. It’s that fresh earthy scent coming from the needles and branches. Teleporting my imagination to a forest. My happy place. The scent immediately soothes and relaxes me.
I was completely drawn to using it in pure-fumes as a top note with a difference.
Tranquil Rollerball Blend
Well, as promised, here is my signature rollerball pure-fume I have made for a handful of my wholesale customers.
You see when each of my wholesale customers attend a workshop, not only to do we have fun, but they also receive a special thank you gift from me. This pure-fume blend is an example of one of those thank you gifts.
Grapefruit Rollerball Blends
I have an absolute love for Grapefruit essential oil at the moment.
My favourite way to use grapefruit essential oil is to drop 1 drop into a glass then top it with soda water. We have a soda stream, as it’s more cost effective. I find it incredibly refreshing. It’s also a great way to detox our bodies, and a digestive tonic. I find I always feel better whenever I drink it.
However, I also love it’s citrus scent as a top note in rollerball pure-fume blends, and it’s equally pleasant smelling diffused.
Spring Rollerball Blend
Were you lucky enough to get a bottle or 2 of Citrus Bloom?
I managed to get 1, but wished I brought at least 1 more bottle, as I can’t get enough of it. I used alot of the bottle making a signature ‘pure-fume’ blend for a selection of my Essential Olie Tree Wholesale Customers.
They all loved it.
