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Item Description
Infographics for Social Media Posts
- original background image
- formatted for Facebook, Instagram and stories
- lists simple properties/benefits
- lists simple product description
- lists oils that blend well with Hinoki- Lemon, Wild Orange, Bergamot, Clary Sage, Frankincense, Rosemary, Marjoram, Lavender and Sandalwood
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Derived from the wood of the precious Japanese Hinoki tree, Hinoki essential oil has
a beautiful rich, earthy aroma. Frequently used in personal care products, Hinoki oil diluted in
carrier oil can be incorporated into a relaxing massage. The woody, balsamic scent of Hinoki
oil can help create a calm environment when diffused. This aroma makes Hinoki oil popular for
use in perfumes, and the Japanese commonly use it in baths.
For centuries, the wood of the Hinoki tree has been used to build shrines and temples across
Japan, and is still used today in the timber industry. While Hinoki is a prized resource, its
wood has been over-populating areas of Japan for years. dōTERRA has partnered with groups
in Japan to use the timber industry’s by-product of Hinoki wood to create this beautiful
essential oil.
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Item Description
Infographics for Social Media Posts
- original background image
- formatted for Facebook, Instagram and stories
- lists simple properties/benefits
- lists simple product description
- lists oils that blend well with Hinoki- Lemon, Wild Orange, Bergamot, Clary Sage, Frankincense, Rosemary, Marjoram, Lavender and Sandalwood
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Derived from the wood of the precious Japanese Hinoki tree, Hinoki essential oil has
a beautiful rich, earthy aroma. Frequently used in personal care products, Hinoki oil diluted in
carrier oil can be incorporated into a relaxing massage. The woody, balsamic scent of Hinoki
oil can help create a calm environment when diffused. This aroma makes Hinoki oil popular for
use in perfumes, and the Japanese commonly use it in baths.
For centuries, the wood of the Hinoki tree has been used to build shrines and temples across
Japan, and is still used today in the timber industry. While Hinoki is a prized resource, its
wood has been over-populating areas of Japan for years. dōTERRA has partnered with groups
in Japan to use the timber industry’s by-product of Hinoki wood to create this beautiful
essential oil.
