Body Oils

Digestive comfort

After a large meal, before travelling. Warming spice oils, and which ones may be used internally at all.

Single oils

Blends and products

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  • Celery Seed

    An unusual, earthy aroma, and not the first oil anyone buys. In blends, though, it adds depth, and it is…

  • dōTERRA ZenGest

    A constant companion to large meals and to travelling. A warm aroma of anise and fennel that people either love…

  • dōTERRA SuperMint

    Four kinds of mint in one bottle. Stronger and more complex than any of them alone; made for people who…

  • Turmeric

    Not the smell of the yellow kitchen powder: the distilled oil is earthier and woodier. Nor does it stain, unlike…

  • Cilantro

    The version made from the leaf — coriander seed oil smells entirely different. This is the greener, sharper one: its…

  • Coriander

    The version made from the seed is surprisingly soft — nothing like the sharp aroma of the leaf. Used in…

  • Cardamom

    A relative of ginger, but far softer. One of the most agreeable spice oils: good both after a meal and…

  • Ginger

    A warm, earthy spice aroma. One of the most frequently reached-for oils before travelling and after larger…

  • Black Pepper

    Exactly what you would expect: dry, pungent, immediately recognisable. It gives warm edge to massage blends, and the kitchen use…

  • Spearmint

    Peppermint’s gentler sibling: it contains less menthol, so it does not cool as sharply, and it can be considered more…

  • Fennel

    Strongly aniseed and sweet — one of the defining notes of the ZenGest blend. It is grown in Hungary too,…

  • MetaPWR

    A citrus and spice blend that anchors a whole product family. The aroma is bright and clean, and suits the…

  • Tamer

    The digestive piece of the children’s collection, pre-diluted. The gentler counterpart to ZenGest, made specifically for smaller…