dōTERRA Air Lozenges with essential oils

Cold-pressed from the peel, never from the juice: it takes some sixty lemons to fill a 15 ml bottle. Its limonene, by far the main component, gives that clean, immediate aroma everyone recognises. It is one of the most widely used oils in the world.

A natural hybrid of water mint and spearmint, peppermint is grown for its high menthol and menthone content. Menthol is what produces the immediate sensation of freshness, whether the oil is diffused or applied to the skin.

Eucalyptus trees, sometimes called gum trees, are tall evergreens native to Australia. Their leaves are rich in eucalyptol and alpha-terpineol, the components behind the oil's clear, open aroma. This is the ingredient that gives the whole blend its structure.

The little shrub of the Mediterranean scrubland, already used by the Egyptians in their preparations. Its high thymol content makes it one of the most powerful oils in the range, with a herbaceous, frankly warm aroma. A single drop is enough to mark a blend.

Also known as lemon balm for its smell, it is one of the hardest oils to produce: close to three tonnes of leaves go into a single kilo of oil. Its scent is lemony and honeyed, unusually soft. Its rarity makes it a precious ingredient.

A plant from the ginger family, distilled from its seeds. Its terpinyl acetate and 1,8-cineole bring the spiced roundness that softens the whole and signs the final aroma.