Origin: a Latin derivative
meaning "Gift of the Earth."
dōTERRA[doh-teh-ruh]
Origin: a Latin derivative
meaning "Gift of the Earth."
Traditions shape December into a sparkling snow globe that decorates the rest of the year. We can’t help but adore the special times; luminous lights; gift exchanges; shimmering, peaceful ambiance of falling snow; gingerbread cookies with the kids; and, of course, sensational holiday smells!
Let Cinnamon Bark and Madagascar Vanilla take your senses for a holiday sleigh ride as you imagine Santa’s workshop. Take a deep breath and enjoy the allure of a pine forest from home with the warm, woody aromas of Frankincense, Balsam Fir, and Douglas Fir. Whatever your season looks like, read on for wonderful ways to make the most of your favorite holiday essential oils.
The warm, spicy scent of cinnamon has brightened holidays for centuries. Cinnamon Bark also has frequently been used in the kitchen, adding spice to desserts, entrées, and hot drinks. Here are a few ideas for your bottle of Cinnamon Bark this December:
Christmas Tree
Madagascar Vanilla balances the cheer and relaxation we all need during the holiday season. Its rich, creamy scent is perfect for snuggling up in front of the fireplace or watching an old movie. Try out these tips with your bottle:
Hard Candy
Frankincense is the king of essential oils and a product we all want to stock up on. Frankincense has a refreshing, invigorating aroma that can both liven and steady your home.
Balsam Fir is an exclusive limited-time product this December. You’ll love diffusing its breathtaking pine scent all month.
Douglas Fir, like Balsam Fir, smells just like a fresh fir tree farm. Unscrew the bottlecap and inhale the revitalizing scent, letting it send you straight to a land of nostalgia.
Fir Tree Farm
Santa’s Workshop