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Poznaj dōTERRA Yule Log™ | Pleasant Blend
Let yourself be wrapped in the Yule Log blend. The bold, earthy composition of woody oils and extracts will make you dream of winter's embrace. The combination of cedarwood, Siamwood, sandalwood, Alaska cedar, and cistus with coconut and ambrette seed evokes the scent of burning wood and the subtle glow of glowing embers that have illuminated home hearths for centuries. Let the Yule Log blend fill your evenings with joy and accompany you during magical holiday moments spent with loved ones.
What's inside?
Known for its rich note and pleasant, forest scent, cedarwood essential oil provides countless benefits for the skin. Cedarwood essential oil is especially valued for its ability to restore emotional balance. It also helps create a relaxing atmosphere at the end of a long day. It grows in cold climates, thrives at high altitudes, and can reach up to 30 m. When applied topically, cedarwood oil has cleansing properties. Additionally, cedarwood essential oil is often used during massage to soothe the body and mind.
Indian sandalwood has properties that promote emotional balance and mood improvement. It is a highly valued material for temple incense, used during meditation practices worldwide, positively affecting concentration. Like Hawaiian sandalwood oil, Indian sandalwood oil enhances well-being and positively influences mood. Combine sandalwood oil with other essential oils such as lavender or wild orange, then massage into the skin to provide a sense of calm and relaxation.
Alaska cedar essential oil is distilled from the majestic Alaska cedar tree, related to arborvitae, commonly found on the Northwestern Coast of the United States. Alaska cedar is known as one of the strongest cedar varieties in the world and is often referred to as yellow cedar or yellow cypress. As part of an environmental initiative, doTERRA uses leftover wood from the forestry industry to distill Alaska cedar essential oil. Without this use, the wood remnants would be wasted.
