Ideal for everyone, doTERRA Thinker Focus Blend is formulated to support when distractions are high and ideal when it’s time to pay attention and refocus. Combining Vetiver, Peppermint, Clementine, and Rosemary essential oils with Fractionated Coconut Oil, doTERRA Thinker Focus Blend can be rolled onto your temples, wrists, and the back of your neck. Embracing the uplifting aroma of Clementine, doTERRA Thinker Focus Blend is herbal and slightly sweet, a unique aroma to create a supportive and positive environment, ideal for enhanced creativity. doTERRA Thinker Focus Blend can be incorporated into your daily practices.
Uses
- Keep doTERRA Thinker Focus Blend on hand in your purse and mid afternoon or as required.
- Roll onto wrists or hands and inhale deeply.
- An uplifting positive aroma, ideal when looking for motivation or a positive influence.
Directions for Use
Topical use: Apply delicately to desired area with your school-aged (5+ years) children. Intended for use with adult supervision. For external use only.
Cautions
Keep out of reach of children under 3 years. Contains small parts. Possible skin sensitivity. If under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Keep out of eyes, inner ears, mouth, and sensitive areas.
Avoid sunlight or UV rays for up to 12 hours after applying product. Immediately discontinue use if any skin irritation or sensitivity occurs.
Everyone is different and reactions to fragrances such as essential oils are no different. For some people (neurodiverse and neurotypical) using essential oils is highly supportive, however it is good to be aware that around 30% of the neurotypical population are sensory sensitive (but not necessarily to smell) and a higher rate (but not all) neurodiverse individuals have sensory sensitivities (again this is general sensory sensitivities, not necessarily to smell). So when planning to use any fragrance, including essential oils, particularly when diffused into a shared environment, we would encourage you to consider the potential for sensory and/or allergy sensitivities of those that will be using the space.
