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Copaiba

Copaiba

Copaifera

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Aromatics: Spicy, woody

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Uses: soothe anxious feelings and, when taken internally, supports a healthy immune and cardiovascular system

 

Why it's one of Ness’ Fave:

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“One more single essential oil that I love would be.....Copaiba!  It’s not my favourite smell, although it is not unpleasant - its kind of a sweet syrup/resin kind of smell to my nose - but what this oil can do is up there with the all-time best natural medicines.  With its high CBD levels, it can cover anything from pain relief to calming the minds of super busy ADHD kids and adults.  Its anti-anxiety properties are to behold and I have seen it work time and time again in many conditions including reducing epileptic seizures.  Amazing, we love you Copaiba." 

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What’s it good for?

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Helps support cardiovascular, immune and digestive systems due to powerful antioxidant properties. Topically helps soothe skin and reduces the appearance of blemishes.

 

How to Use or Diffuse?

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  • Add 1 drop to a vege cap or water to help support the cardiovascular, digestive, immune, nervous and respiratory systems as it is an all-round antioxidant support

  • Add a few drops to moisturiser, toners or carrier oils and apply to skin to help reduce the appearance of blemishes

  • Mix equal amounts of copaiba and a carrier oil such as fractionated coconut and apply to skin to help restore stressed skin and ease muscle aches and pain

  • 2 drops of copaiba under the tongue to promote a sense of wellbeing

  • Diffuse with Breathe to support healthy respiratory function

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Emotional Notes

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Helps promote self-worth and awareness, providing clarity and forgiveness.

 

Blending Buddies

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  • Helichrysum, frankincense, black pepper, Breath and Forgive blends

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Cautions

Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.

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