The doTERRA Serenity Bath Bar provides a unique feel, lather, aroma, and cleansing experience. Unlike regular soaps with harsh surfactants, this natural bath bar leaves the skin feeling clean, smooth, and soft.
From the first use, you’ll notice this bar is distinctly different from any bath bar or soap you’ve used before. The gentle foam lets it glide across the skin with ease, thoroughly cleansing and moisturizing with jojoba seed oil, vegetable-derived glycerin, and aloe vera juice.
With the calming, relaxing aroma of doTERRA Serenity® Restful Blend, this bath bar will transport you to a state of blissful repose. The doTERRA Serenity Bath Bar creates a rich, cleansing, and aromatic spa experience.
The doTERRA Serenity Bath Bar provides a unique feel, lather, aroma, and cleansing experience. Unlike regular soaps with harsh surfactants, this natural bath bar leaves the skin feeling clean, smooth, and soft.
From the first use, you’ll notice this bar is distinctly different from any bath bar or soap you’ve used before. The gentle foam lets it glide across the skin with ease, thoroughly cleansing and moisturizing with jojoba seed oil, vegetable-derived glycerin, and aloe vera juice.
With the calming, relaxing aroma of doTERRA Serenity® Restful Blend, this bath bar will transport you to a state of blissful repose. The doTERRA Serenity Bath Bar creates a rich, cleansing, and aromatic spa experience.
Lavender is widely considered a must-have essential oil because of its versatility. It’s been used and cherished for centuries because of its unmistakable aroma and myriad of benefits. Ancient Egyptians and Romans used lavender for bathing and cooking and in perfumes.
Lavender essential oil is distilled from the freshly harvested flowering tops of the true lavender plant (also known as English lavender) from lavender farms in Bulgaria, France, and other areas of the world.
The gentle, relaxing aroma of Lavender oil is best known for promoting a peaceful environment.
The warm, woody aroma of Cedarwood essential oil promotes a relaxing environment when used topically or aromatically.
Cedarwood trees are native to cold climates, thriving in high altitudes and growing up to 100 feet high. It is known as a pioneer because it’s one of the first trees to return after an area has been cleared.
Reminiscent of the size and strength of the cedarwood tree, Cedarwood oil has a grounding scent. It’s frequently used in massage therapy and has clarifying properties when applied topically.
Coriander essential oil is sourced from the seeds of an aromatic annual herb that grows up to three feet high—the same plant we get Cilantro essential oil from. Like Lavender essential oil, Coriander oil has a high linalool content, which promotes a clear complexion when applied to the skin. It’s sweet, herbaceous aroma adds a fresh, hearty note to essential oil blends.
Ylang Ylang essential oil is derived from the star-shaped flowers of the tropical ylang ylang tree. Like jasmine, ylang ylang has been used for centuries in religious and wedding ceremonies.
Ylang Ylang oil creates a calm, positive atmosphere. It’s frequently used in luxurious personal care products for its enchanting aroma and nourishing properties.
Also known as “wintersweet” or “joy of the mountains,” Marjoram essential oil is valued for its calming properties and positive benefits when used as part of a soothing massage. In some areas of the world, oregano is known as “wild marjoram” and actual marjoram is known as “sweet marjoram.”
The Greeks and Romans saw marjoram as a symbol of happiness. Marjoram oil is used in culinary dishes, imparting an incredible flavor to soups, stews, dressings, and sauces. In Germany, the herb is called the “goose herb” because it’s traditionally used when roasting geese.
Nicknamed the “plant’s physician” for its positive effects on nearby flora, Roman chamomile oil is a common ingredient in teas, face creams, hair dyes, shampoos, and perfumes. Ancient Romans used it to promote courage during war.
The flowers of Roman chamomile resemble daisies with a prominent yellow center, white petals, and gray-green leaves. Some say that the flowers smell like apples. The plant grows close to the ground, only reaching about a foot in height. Roman Chamomile essential oil is steam-distilled from the flowers, which should be harvested for distillation shortly after blooming.
Roman chamomile can be difficult to cultivate because of its sensitivity to fluctuations in weather conditions. The high and regular amount of rainfall per year in the Pacific Northwest—along with a relatively consistent climate—make this area successful at growing Roman chamomile.
About half of the world’s vetiver oil is produced in Haiti. Vetiver grows well in the country’s sunny climate, and it’s hearty enough to survive common Caribbean floods and droughts.
Vetiver is a member of the grass family. Its root system can grow down 13 feet—ideal for erosion prevention. Unlike most grasses, vetivers roots grow vertically rather than horizontally.
Vetiver essential oil is distilled from these roots. The more time vetiver roots spend in the ground, the higher their essential oil quality, so our farmers are paid a premium to leave the roots in the ground longer. Ideally, vetiver should be harvested 12 to 18 months after planting.
Sandalwood essential oil is sourced from fragrant woods that can retain their aroma for decades. Both the wood and essential oil have been highly valued for centuries.
Sandalwood oil has traditionally been used as incense in religious ceremonies because of its sweet, woody, and grounding aroma. Sandalwood oil is also beneficial to the skin, reducing the appearance of skin imperfections and promoting a smooth complexion.
Add water to bring the bath bar to a rich lather. Use in the shower, in the bath, or at the sink.
To make the bar last longer, keep dry between uses. Store at room temperature. Avoid excessive heat.
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
Add water to bring the bath bar to a rich lather. Use in the shower, in the bath, or at the sink.
To make the bar last longer, keep dry between uses. Store at room temperature. Avoid excessive heat.
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
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