Oil Library

Welcome to Our Oil Library!

Learn about these life-changing essential oils and how they may support you and your family.

Single Oils

Blends

Oils for Little Ones

Oils for Pets

Single Oils

Whether you apply them topically, enjoy their aroma, or take them internally, these oils are amazing!

Angelica

Angelica has such a soothing aroma that Europeans believed it was of divine origin. It may help create a sense of stability, heighten spiritual awareness, and invoke feelings of inner peace.

Diffuse it to create a calm, serene atmosphere. Try adding RC or Raven with it in the diffuser.

Dilute equally with V-6 or an organic carrier oil and apply topically.

From the Greek word meaning “messenger,” Europeans also called it the “holy spirit root” or the “oil of the angels.”

Angelica is included in several favorite Young Living blends including Awaken, Forgiveness, and Harmony. Can you name another blend that contains Angelica?

Australian Ericifolia

Australian Ericifolia is a single oil that comes from the wildcrafted plant that grows on Flinders Island in Tasmania. The plant, which is in the same family as Tea Tree, grows up to 26 feet tall. Its aroma is like Tea Tree with a hint of lavender-like sweetness.

Diffuse it to freshen and deodorize any area.

Apply topically over the chest for a soothing experience. Combine it with Breathe Again™ and Eucalyptus for a refreshing experience.

Promote the appearance of healthy-looking hair by massaging equal drops of Australian Ericifolia, Lavender, and Rosemary into hair and scalp.

Have you tried this one? How did you like it?

Basil

Basil essential oil is steam distilled from the leaves, stems, and flowers of the plant which is in the mint family. The Greeks considered it to be the “king of plants” and they anointed kings with basil oil. Hindus believed that placing a sprig of basil on the chest of a loved one would provide them safe passage into the next life. Italian women would attract suitors with a sprig of basil and Italian men would present women with sprigs of basil because they believed it had aphrodisiac qualities.

Its herbaceous aroma refreshes the mind when inhaled or diffused and its chemical properties soothe fatigued muscles when applied topically.

It can be used alone or blended with Bergamot, Cypress, Geranium, Lavender, Lemongrass, Peppermint or Wintergreen.

Have you experienced a Raindrop Technique?

Essential Oil Blends

Blends are one of the easiest ways to experience our oils!