Essential Oil Supplies

Whether it's for personal use, gifts, or a signing bonus for your doTERRA team, here are my favourite non-doTERRA products, that every doTERRA member should know about.

Roller balls

Roller balls are amazing. You can dilute your precious oils in fractioned coconut oil or another carrier and keep them in your handbag ready to go whenever you need them. Perfect for personal, topical, use such and great to give to others to take home and try without giving them your entire bottle of oil.

They come in all kinds of colours and sizes, and I buy them here.

Carrier Oils

When I need a carrier oil in general, I will usually go for a fractioned coconut oil or a sweet almond oil. Grape seed oil can also be a great carrier and is a little 'drier' and easy to rub in.

Carry Case

A small case to carry your favourite 10 oils for only £4.99? It comes in Black, Pink or Purple and fits easily in your handbag, meaning you won't end up in a flustered mess rooting through all your pockets looking for Breathe next time you need it.

And if you need something a bit bigger, for £25 you can get one that holds 70 oils securely...

Labels

If you're storing your oils in a case, and you should - it's good for them to be kept in the dark, then you will want some labels on the lids for easy access. You can purchase them in your doTERRA back office for 50p.

Inhalers

Inhalers are a great way to use your essential oils in public spaces without being antisocial and you can get low cost ones very cheap and it doesn't take many drops of oil, but they can be used for a really long time, so they really end up helping you make your products last a lot longer.

If you don't want cheap plastic looking ones, I really like these, but they are a bit more expensive. They do make great gifts though, and another fantastic way to share your oils with friends and family.

Epsom Salts

Yes, this really is a link to a 5kg bucket of Epsom Salts. Why so much? Well, because it's only £7.50 and you can easily spend £3.99 on 500g in TK Maxx, so it's worth stocking up. Epsom salts should be added every time you, or your children, have a bath. Trust me, there are sooooo many health benefits, and the vast majority of the population are extremely magnesium deficient, but that's another post for another day. Today, what you need to know is that by adding a few drops of essential oil to a handful of salt and shaking it up in a jar, you have the most amazing smelling bath salts, for a fraction of the price you'd buy them in a store, and they don't have any nasty chemical fragrances in there.

Atomisers

Atomisers are little spray bottles and they are great for adding a little diluted Thieves household cleaner to so that you have a portable sanitiser in your handbag. You can also make your own perfume. I really like these ones because the bottles are so pretty.

Car Diffusers

I really like these little diffusers that just clip onto the air vents in your car. Don't make the mistake of buying more expensive models that plug into your cigarette lighter and heat the oils. Essential oils are extremely volatile and heat damages them. The air from your vents will be enough to spread it through your whole car and at £5.99 these make a really cute little gift.

Dryer balls

These natural, organic, wool dryer balls are amazing at speeding up drying time, but also absorb essential oils and release them into your clothes, which is great if you accidentally left your laundry in the machine a little too long before transferring it to the dryer.

They eliminate the need for fabric softener (a big cause of pollutants in the home) making you clothes softer and saving you money on your electricity bill.

Jewellery

I saved the best until last (although obviously I'm biased) because my adorable kids launched their own jewellery making business this week and their brand Little Lyshee and Wiggles produce amazing essential oil diffusing necklaces and bracelets.