Laurel Leaf Essential Oil

Laurus nobilis

An ancient symbol of victory, Laurel Leaf promotes an environment of courage and concentration. As a natural cleanser and skin soother, Laurel Leaf essential oil helps you accomplish the little victories you strive for each day.

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Usage Tips:

• Soothing to the skin, add a drop to your moisturizer in the evening.
• Place a couple drops in your morning shower to promote an aroma of confidence, clarity, and courage.
• Use for a soothing massage that is invigorating to the senses.
• Pair with Lemon essential oil; add a few drops of each to a spray bottle with water for a natural surface cleanser. 

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What Is Laurel Leaf Used For?

Native to the Mediterranean, laurel leaves are a symbol of victory in Greek mythology and were used as a head decoration to symbolize rank and achievement. For example, the winner of the ancient Olympic games was traditionally given a laurel wreath.

Aptly, Laurel Leaf essential oil promotes a courageous and confident environment. It supports feelings of concentration, focus, and clarity. Diffuse or simply take a few deep inhales of Laurel Leaf essential oil when you need an invigorating, uplifting aroma.

What Is Laurel Oil Good For?

In addition to these benefits, Laurel Leaf essential oil is good for cleaning. One of its main chemical constituents is eucalyptol, which is highly cleansing. It is gentle enough to be used to help cleanse the skin, yet powerful enough to be used as a refreshing surface cleanser.

Laurel Leaf oil is also soothing to the skin. Used topically with a massage, it offers a soothing and relaxing experience. Laurel Leaf essential oil also reduces the appearance of blemishes and promotes a clear looking complexion.

What Does Laurel Leaf Smell Like?

Herbal, minty, and refreshing, Laurel Leaf is included in the doTERRA Breathe^® Respiratory Blend. This blend supports feelings of clear airways and easy breathing.

What Is the Difference Between Bay Leaves and Laurel Leaves?

In the culinary world, the laurel leaf is also known as the bay leaf. Bay leaves are commonly used to flavor soups and stews.