Origin: a Latin derivative
meaning "Gift of the Earth."
Nootka Oil Uses and Benefits
NOOTKA OIL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Nootka oil is distilled from the majestic Nootka cedar tree of the Pacific Northwest. Its aroma, reminiscent of the forest, provides a clear and uplifting atmosphere to any indoor space. This remarkable essential oil is known for its cleansing properties for the skin and surfaces, and can lend a refreshing and energizing fragrance to any massage or skincare routine.
HOW DO I USE NOOTKA OIL?
Massage: Add one to two drops of Nootka oil with 10 drops of Fractionated Coconut Oil and rub into desired areas as part of a soothing massage.
Bath: Add two drops of Nootka oil to an Epsom salt bath for a fresh, forest-like aroma while you relax in a warm soak.
Skincare: Add one drop of Nootka oil to your daily facial cleanser for a boosted clean and to give skin a healthy-looking appearance.
Surface Cleaning: Add five drops of Nootka oil to a spray bottle with water and spray on surfaces or hands as an effective cleanser.
Diffusion: Diffuse three to five drops of Nootka oil indoors of to bring the peaceful aroma of the forest into your space.
FUN FACT
The Nootka tree gets its name from the Nuu-chah-nulth tribes, a nation of Indigenous peoples of whose traditional home is along the southwest coast of Vancouver Island, Canada.
The British explorer who first encountered the Nuu-chah-nulth people not only mistook them for a single tribe, but he misunderstood the name of their nation as “Nootka” based on a similar-sounding word in their native language. As a result, the term Nootka was applied generally to the Nuu-chah-nulth peoples, the coastal region they called home (now called Nootka Sound), and local flora, including the Nootka cedar.
The name Nuu-chah-nulth means “all along the mountains and sea. Today, it is used in place of Nootka to describe the First Nations of western Vancouver Island.
WHAT IS NOOTKA OIL?
Nootka essential oil is distilled from the Nootka cedar tree, a relative of Arborvitae, common in the Pacific Northwest. Nootka is known as one of the strongest cedar varieties in the world and is often referred to as yellow cedar or yellow cypress. As an environmental initiative, doTERRA uses the residual wood from the forestry industry that would have otherwise been wasted to distill Nootka essential oil.
WHAT OILS BLEND WELL WITH NOOTKA?
The aroma of Nootka oil pairs well with the following essential oils: Arborvitae oil, Black Spruce oil, Patchouli oil, Bergamot oil, Cardamom oil, and Green Mandarin oil.
CAUTIONS
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. For external use only.
Nootka oil is distilled from the majestic Nootka cedar tree of the Pacific Northwest. Its aroma, reminiscent of the forest, provides a clear and uplifting atmosphere to any indoor space. This remarkable essential oil is known for its cleansing properties for the skin and surfaces, and can lend a refreshing and energizing fragrance to any massage or skincare routine.
HOW DO I USE NOOTKA OIL?
Massage: Add one to two drops of Nootka oil with 10 drops of Fractionated Coconut Oil and rub into desired areas as part of a soothing massage.
Bath: Add two drops of Nootka oil to an Epsom salt bath for a fresh, forest-like aroma while you relax in a warm soak.
Skincare: Add one drop of Nootka oil to your daily facial cleanser for a boosted clean and to give skin a healthy-looking appearance.
Surface Cleaning: Add five drops of Nootka oil to a spray bottle with water and spray on surfaces or hands as an effective cleanser.
Diffusion: Diffuse three to five drops of Nootka oil indoors of to bring the peaceful aroma of the forest into your space.
FUN FACT
The Nootka tree gets its name from the Nuu-chah-nulth tribes, a nation of Indigenous peoples of whose traditional home is along the southwest coast of Vancouver Island, Canada.
The British explorer who first encountered the Nuu-chah-nulth people not only mistook them for a single tribe, but he misunderstood the name of their nation as “Nootka” based on a similar-sounding word in their native language. As a result, the term Nootka was applied generally to the Nuu-chah-nulth peoples, the coastal region they called home (now called Nootka Sound), and local flora, including the Nootka cedar.
The name Nuu-chah-nulth means “all along the mountains and sea. Today, it is used in place of Nootka to describe the First Nations of western Vancouver Island.
WHAT IS NOOTKA OIL?
Nootka essential oil is distilled from the Nootka cedar tree, a relative of Arborvitae, common in the Pacific Northwest. Nootka is known as one of the strongest cedar varieties in the world and is often referred to as yellow cedar or yellow cypress. As an environmental initiative, doTERRA uses the residual wood from the forestry industry that would have otherwise been wasted to distill Nootka essential oil.
WHAT OILS BLEND WELL WITH NOOTKA?
The aroma of Nootka oil pairs well with the following essential oils: Arborvitae oil, Black Spruce oil, Patchouli oil, Bergamot oil, Cardamom oil, and Green Mandarin oil.
CAUTIONS
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. For external use only.
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