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Essential Oil Spotlight Petitgrain Citrus plants have earned a powerful place in this world by their familiar scent, taste, and health benefits. Petitgrain essential oil is derived from the bitter orange tree originally from the Southern region of China; however, in the early 18th century, Spanish Jesuits brought it to Paraguay where it thrives and now grows wild. Its name comes from the French word Petitgrain meaning “little grains,” which refers to the small, unripe, bitter oranges that resemble cherries in size. Like Lavender and Bergamot, Petitgrain has a calming and relaxing aroma. When consumed internally, Petitgrain can calm the nervous system* and promote a restful night’s sleep.* Sourcing Origin: Paraguay Distillation Method: Steam Plant Part: Leaves and Twigs How to Use Aromatically  Diffuse with Lavender and Bergamot before going to bed to promote feelings of relaxation. WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED Internally  Add a few drops to herbal tea or other hot beverages to enhance the flavor and provide additional calming benefits.*  Take 1–2 drops in a Veggie Cap for a dietary supplement. New and improved formula now includes: • Lemon • Ylang Ylang • Eucalyptus • Tamanu • Arborvitae • Nootka • Vanilla Bean Absolute • Cedarwood • Catnip TerraShield ® Outdoor Blend TerraShield ® Outdoor Blend 31600001 31700001 30 ml spray Topically  For a relaxing foot massage, combine a few drops with dōTERRA Fractionated Coconut Oil and rub on the bottom of your feet.  Add a few drops to Fractionated Coconut Oil and apply to help reduce the appearance of skin imperfections. Fun Fact Because of Petitgrain’s ability to enhance other fragrances, it has been used in the perfume, cologne, and cosmetic industry since the 18th century. 15 ml *This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 12 / WINTER 2017 LIVING MAGAZINE doterra.com / 13

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