A clean home
Citrus in the kitchen, peppermint in the pantry. Homemade cleaners that actually work, and the ones that do not.
Single oils

Arborvitae
Thuja plicatatake care
Cassia
Cinnamomum cassiatake care
Cilantro
Coriandrum sativum
Cinnamon Bark
Cinnamomum zeylanicumtake care
Citronella
Cymbopogon winterianustake care
Clove
Eugenia caryophyllatatake care
Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus radiata, globulustake care
Grapefruit
Citrus x paradisitake care
Juniper Berry
Juniperus communistake care
Lemon
Citrus limontake care
Lemon Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus citriodoratake care
Lemongrass
Cymbopogon flexuosustake care
Lime
Citrus aurantifoliatake care
Oregano
Origanum vulgaretake care
Tea Tree (Melaleuca)
Melaleuca alternifoliatake care
Thyme
Thymus vulgaristake care
Wild Orange
Citrus sinensistake care
Blends and products

abōde

Air-X

Citrus Bliss
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Citrus Bloom
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dōTERRA On Guard
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Purify
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RevitaZen
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Wild Orange
The friendliest aroma in the range, and one of the best value too. Children like it. If someone is wary…
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Tea Tree (Melaleuca)
An Australian classic, and one of the most frequently reached-for oils in skincare and around the house. It has a…
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Arborvitae
Made from the wood of the western red cedar, which peoples of the north-west coast have used for centuries. A…
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Clove
Very concentrated and instantly recognisable. Part of the On Guard blend, and a fixture of spiced diffusing through the cooler…
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dōTERRA On Guard
The aroma of the cooler months. Cinnamon, clove and wild orange — it smells like a Christmas kitchen. The household…
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Lime
The sharpest of the citrus oils. Good both for morning diffusing and for kitchen cleaning, and remarkably…
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Cilantro
The version made from the leaf — coriander seed oil smells entirely different. This is the greener, sharper one: its…
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Thyme
One of the powerful herb oils, in the same league as oregano. It turns up in seasonal household routines and…
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Cassia
A close relative of cinnamon, stronger and sweeter. A classic of cool-weather diffusing — but on skin it demands very…
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Eucalyptus
A classic of the cooler months. A clean, opening aroma that is a fixture of bathroom steam sessions and chest…
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Cinnamon Bark
From the bark of true Sri Lankan cinnamon. One of the leads in the On Guard blend, and on its…
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Lemon
Lemon is the household essential oil. It cuts grease, it is fresh, and almost everyone likes the smell. It is…
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Lemon Eucalyptus
Not the camphorous eucalyptus you might expect: this one is lemony and grassy. One of the most common components of…
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Lemongrass
A strong, grassy citrus aroma — not the same plant as lemon balm. Most often used for cleaning and in…
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Juniper Berry
From the berry that gives gin its characteristic aroma. Dry, clean notes — good for cleaning and for grounding blends…
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Oregano
One of the most powerful oils in the range. Very concentrated, so it needs serious dilution — this is not…
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Grapefruit
The freshest of the citrus oils, with a slight bitter edge. Good both for morning diffusing and for body…
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Citrus Bliss
Every citrus at once, rounded off with a touch of vanilla. One of the easiest aromas in the range to…
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Purify
The blend for odours. For shoes, gym bags, bins, the car — anywhere airing out is not…
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Citronella
The familiar smell of summer terraces. A building block of outdoor blends, and useful around the house wherever a fresh,…
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abōde
The scent of the household range. Put together specifically for cleaning: fresh, neutral, and it does not overpower the smell…
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Air-X
A blend put together for freshening air. It is good where the air has gone still: a closed room, a…
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Citrus Bloom
A spring blend: citrus with flowers. A light, fresh aroma that suits both the home and the…
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RevitaZen
A relatively new blend with citrus and herbaceous notes. A fresh, clean aroma for morning…