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Origanum majorana

Marjoram essential oil dōTERRA | 15ml

Marjoram essential oil dōTERRA | 15ml

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Discover the benefits of Marjoram essential oil

Marjoram, or Origanum majorana, also known as winter sweetness or mountain joy, is a perennial herb in the Lamiaceae family that thrives in warm climates. The marjoram plant produces tiny, tubular, white or pale pink flowers, and its green, ovoid leaves give off a light fragrance. The dried leaves can be used in cooking or steam distilled to produce the precious marjoram essential oil.

Marjoram was a symbol of happiness for the ancient Greeks and Romans. Commonly known for its ability to spice up dishes, Marjoram essential oil is a unique culinary aid.
The herbaceous flavor of Marjoram essential oil can be used in soups, stews, salad dressings, and sauces. Very potent compared to dried seasonings, spices, or other flavoring agents, even the smallest amount can intensely flavor your dish.
When using it in cooking, be sure to use the toothpick method, which involves dipping the tip of a clean toothpick into the bottle of essential oil and then mixing the ingredients with the toothpick. After stirring the dish with the toothpick, taste to decide whether or not you want to add more oil.

When diffused, marjoram oil blends well with bergamot, cypress, lavender and rosemary oils to create a most pleasant aroma.

Main benefits

  • Revered for centuries and known to the Greeks and Romans as a symbol of happiness.
  • Warm, herbaceous flavor used in countless savory cooking recipes and across various cultures.
  • Its lasting positive and calming aroma is highly appreciated.
  • Has a calming, relaxing and delicate aroma.
  • Releases a refreshing aroma during a massage.
  • Adds a comforting, herbal flavor to recipes.
Using doTERRA Essential Oils
CPTG Certified Pure Tested Grade

Aromatic description: Herbaceous, woody, warm

Collection method: Steam distillation

Plant parts: Leaves

Ingredients

Terpinene-4-ol, sabinene hydrate, y-terpinene

Instructions

To flavor dishes.

Aromatic use: Pour three to four drops into the diffuser of your choice. Internal use: - Dilute one drop in 120 ml of liquid. - In your next recipe, replace the dried marjoram with essential oil. - Add a drop of Marjoram to savory dishes, especially soups, sauces, salads and especially meat dishes. Topical Use: For topical use, dilute one drop in 5-10 drops of carrier oil to prevent skin irritation.

Precautions

Use in dilution only. May not be suitable for sensitive skin.

Avoid contact with eyes, inside ears and sensitive areas.

Ask your doctor for advice if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking any medication.

Keep out of reach of children, in a cool place.

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Interesting fact

In Germany, marjoram is nicknamed "goose grass" for its traditional use in goose roasts.

Uses

  • Food

    - Recipe Seasoning: Marjoram oil works great as a substitute for the dried herb and adds a warming herbal flavor to your favorite marinades, dressings, dips, or fresh vegetables like in this Kale Salad with Apples recipe.

    Vinaigrette: Infuse into olive oil to make a refreshing vinaigrette, marinade or bread dip.

  • Cosmetics

    - Massage: To make a massage even more enjoyable, one or two drops of marjoram oil on the back of the neck and shoulders will be enough to create a soothing aroma and invigorate the skin.

    - Bedding mist: Create your own bedding mist by combining a few drops of marjoram oil and lavender oil with water in a glass spray bottle. Spray the solution on your sheets and blankets to leave a soothing scent.

    Fragrance: Apply to the back of the neck and shoulders for a relaxing scent.

    Relaxation: Apply marjoram oil before bed for a calming aroma.

  • Daily

    - Evening routine: During your evening routine, apply a few drops of marjoram oil to the soles of your feet or to the pulse points of your wrists to enjoy its soothing scent that invites you to relax.

    - Post-Workout: After an intense workout, pamper your body by diluting marjoram oil in fractionated coconut oil and apply the mixture to desired areas for a refreshing sensation on the skin.

    - Diffusion: Add three or four drops of marjoram oil to your diffuser to create an inviting atmosphere perfect for bedtime, a relaxing evening, or a quiet session at the office.
    You can also add a few drops of cedarwood and lavender oil for a relaxing scent before bed.

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