Our FOCUS essential oil blend can be your brainy buddy no matter what noggin problem needs to be solved. The razor sharp mintiness of peppermint combines with the stimulating buzz of the rosemary to snap you to attention and ready for action. It also supports open airways to ensure your brain has all the oxygen it needs to tick along nicely. The refreshing scent of cedarwood combines with the earthiness of frankincense to round out the FOCUS inhaler scent in a calming way, and encourage positive feelings for positive work.

• Digging in for a long study session.
• Finding some motivation to read and digest that report on paving slabs.
• Bringing your A game to negotiations.
• Blocking out the office humdrum when you need to wire in to work.
• Stimulating your brain before a tough exam.
• Jogging your memory during pub quiz.

Cedarwood is native to north America and has a comforting yet fresh scent that will help you to relax while still staying mentally alert.

Fun Fact: Cedar trees can live for up to 300 years in the wild.

Lemon and its invigorating and cleansing fragrance shouldn’t be too much of a stranger to you! The zestiness of this aroma is sure you kick you awake.

Fun Fact: The Royal Navy requires all ships to carry enough lemons so that every sailor can have an ounce of juice a day.

Frankincense oil comes from the resin of trees in Northern Africa. Often the need to focus and concentrate comes with its own stresses and anxieties, which the woody tones of frankincense help to dispel so you can focus on being positive and productive.

Fun Fact: Frankincense is also known as ‘the King of Oils’ due to its versatility and the esteem it has been held in for so many thousands of years.

You’re probably more used to seeing Rosemary on the Sunday roast table shoved into some lamb rather than as an oil in your pocket, but this plant has an energising aroma which is sure to snap your brain to attention.

‘Fun’ Fact: Rosemary derives from the Latin name ros marinus, which means ‘dew of the sea’.

Peppermint is one of the world’s most versatile essential oils and helps to energise and invigorate with its minty fresh fragrance.

‘Fun’ Fact: The genus Mentha was named after the Greek nymph Minthe. Legend has it that Minthe was the lover of Pluto, the God of the Greek underworld. When Pluto’s wife heard of the affair, she murdered Minthe in a fit of rage and jealousy. In remembrance of Minthe, Pluto brought her back to life as a fragrant plant.