The Benefits of Manuka and Litsea Essential Oils
Did you hear the exciting news?!? During the month of August, you can get a 10ml Manuka touch roller and a 15ml bottle of Litsea and for FREE with a qualifying order! Yes, completely FREE! This is for anyone in the United States or Canada who place a 200pv order in August (regardless of what type of order it is). These two amazing essential oils are only available for purchase through doTERRA in Australia and some Asian markets, so this makes the promotion even more special. I was lucky enough to get my hands on these two powerful oils a couple months ago and I love them. I can't wait for more people to experience them.
Not a member? You can still earn these oils for FREE with one of these awesome starter kits below! Each kit also comes with a free doTERRA Wholesale Membership!
MANUKA
#Manuka essential oil hails from New Zealand and Australia, the perfect environment for the manuka plant. It comes from the myrtle family of plants, the same family as tea tree and eucalyptus plants. doTERRA Founding Executive, Emily Wright, has referred to Mankuka as "Tea Tree on Steroids." We all love the amazing benefits of Tea Tree, so this is just as good if not better!
The Manuka plant starts out as a shrub and can grow into a tree reaching around 49 feet. Every part of the manuka plant has been used in traditional health practices. You may already recognize the word manuka honey, which is from the hives of bees that pollinate the manuka tree’s flowers. Personally, I have used manuka honey as a face mask and also for sore throats.
MANUKA
#Manuka essential oil hails from New Zealand and Australia, the perfect environment for the manuka plant. It comes from the myrtle family of plants, the same family as tea tree and eucalyptus plants. doTERRA Founding Executive, Emily Wright, has referred to Mankuka as "Tea Tree on Steroids." We all love the amazing benefits of Tea Tree, so this is just as good if not better!
The Manuka plant starts out as a shrub and can grow into a tree reaching around 49 feet. Every part of the manuka plant has been used in traditional health practices. You may already recognize the word manuka honey, which is from the hives of bees that pollinate the manuka tree’s flowers. Personally, I have used manuka honey as a face mask and also for sore throats.
What Does it Smell Like?
Manuka has a deep, intoxicating aroma that is spicy, sweet, and herbaceous.
Manuka Touch Uses and Benefits
Available as a 10 mL (like the oils in the doTERRA Touch® Kit), Manuka Touch can be easily applied directly to your skin to obtain both topical and aromatic benefits.
Roll onto your neck before or during meditation or yoga, to help ground and center your energies and emotions.
Roll Manuka into your palms, cup your hands over your nose, and inhale to promote courage and inner strength.
Add it to your skin care routine to help keep your skin clean and clear. It's amazing for blemishes!
Roll on achy joints and muscles.
Apply topically to the chest and breathe deeply for easy breathing.
Apply to the abdomen for digestive support.
Works great when used on skin irritations.
Manuka blends well with Peppermint and Bergamot as a personal fragrance. Layer them onto your skin one at a time, first by rolling on Manuka, then roll on some Peppermint Touch and a drop of Bergamot to the desired area.
Emotional Benefits of Manuka
According the the Emotions and Essential Oils book, Manuka is known as the "Oil of Being Upheld." It offers energetic safety and shielding from the intense problems all around that individuals feel powerless to change. This is a great oil for those that feel wounded, abandoned, disconnected, or are grieving. Manuka can help to feel more comforted, loved, cared for, upheld, and grateful.
LITSEA
#Litsea is native to East Asia. For hundreds of years, is has been used by the indigenous people of Taiwan in traditional health practices. Litsea comes from the fruit of the evergreen tree or shrub belonging to the Lauraceae family. The tree bears pale lemon-scented flowers and small fruits that look like little peppers. This is why Litsea is is also known by the name “mountain pepper” in Mandarin. It has many powerful uses and benefits!
What Does it Smell Like?
Litsea has a clean, fresh, and sweet aroma. It has a long-lasting fragrance with hints of spice and notes of citrus. It is similar to both Lemongrass and Melissa.
Litsea Uses and Benefits
Incorporate Litsea into your daily supplement routine for the antioxidant support your cells need to maintain health.*
This fragrant oil also promotes the health of the cardiovascular, immune, nervous, and respiratory systems.*
Add to your skin care routine will help keep your skin clean and clear. It works as a great spot treatment during the day or at night to help reduce the appearance of blemishes.
Diffuser to uplift the mood and promote feelings of fresh energy.
Due to its high content of geranial and neral, Litsea has many surface cleansing properties and can easily be added to your favorite DIY all purpose cleaner.
Apply across the forehead for head tension.
Massage over the abdomen for digestive support.
Works great when added to your pet's shampoo.
Apply topically to abdomen for a soothing and calming effect during a woman’s menstrual cycle.
Blends well with Lavender, Sandalwood, Frankincense, or Cedarwood when you need to feel more balance in your life.
Emotional Benefits of Litsea
According the the Emotions and Essential Oils book, Litsae is known as the "Oil of Manifestation" and can be used to help with self-doubt, criticism, fear of rejection, and feeling blocked. Litsea can be used to help feel more inspired, intuitive, alighted, receptive, and assist in the manifestation of infinite possibilities.
Both oils are FREE with your 200pv order in August. Don't miss this. Send me an email to oilswithjamie@gmail.com or head to my doTERRA website to get started. I am happy to help answer any questions you may have! And be sure to check out my latest IGTV Video for more August Promotions.
XOXO,
Jamie
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.