Roll your way to calm.
Our Calm & Destress rollerball has been specially formulated with Orange, Patchouli & Sandalwood essential oils to help ease the stresses of daily life, and bring calm to the mind and body.
Size: 10ml / 0.34fl.oz
Benefits
How to use Calm & Destress Essential Oil Rollerball
Apply to wrists, temples or back of neck as needed. Do not apply to broken skin. Do not wear in direct sunlight. Seek medical advice for use during pregnancy and with medical conditions.
Apply to wrists, temples or back of neck as needed. Do not apply to broken skin. Do not wear in direct sunlight. Seek medical advice for use during pregnancy and with medical conditions.
Ingredients
Helianthus annuus oil (Sunflower Oil), Citrus sinensis (Sweet Orange Oil), Prunus dulcis oil (Sweet Almond Oil), Citrus aurantium spp amara (Bitter Orange Oil), Pogostemon cablin (Patchouli Oil), Santalum spicatum (Sandalwood Oil), Glycine max oil (Soya Bean Oil), Simmondsia chinensis oil (Jojoba Oil), Tocopherol (Natural Vitamin E), Rosmarinus officinalis extract (Rosemary Extract)
FAQs
Sun Exposure Warning
If applying citrus essential oils or blends that contain citrus topically avoid direct sunlight for 12 hours as they may cause photosensitivity.
Is this safe for use during pregnancy?
Use this oil with care, best used in a diffuser or diluted with a carrier oil (1% ratio). Avoid using essential oils during the first trimester unless you are under the supervision of a qualified practitioner. See our full list of pregnancy safe oils in our FAQs.
Is this safe for children?
Essential oils are considered too strong for use on babies’ skin (0-24 months) and can be overwhelming on their developing systems. See our ECO. Little range for appropriate rollerballs.
Is this safe to use around pets?
Citrus (including Lemon) essential oils are not recommended for use around pets. See our full list of pet safe oils in our FAQs.
Can I ingest this oil? Essential oils should not be taken internally unless you have consulted with a health professional or Aromatherapist first.