dōTERRA Magnolia Touch - 10ml
dōTERRA Magnolia Touch - 10ml
Magnolia Touch comes from Michelia alba, sometimes called white champaca, a tall flowering tree grown across southern China and southeast Asia — a different species from the magnolia trees seen in UK gardens, though from a related family. The petals are steam distilled, then the oil is diluted in fractionated coconut oil for this roll-on.
The aroma is soft, fruity and floral, sweeter and less heady than jasmine, with a slightly creamy edge that lasts well on skin.
It suits wearing as a light personal fragrance, rolled onto wrists or the back of the neck rather than diffused, since the scent is built to sit close rather than fill a room.
Why people choose it
- Soft, fruity-floral aroma with a creamy edge
- Pre-diluted and ready to roll straight onto skin
- Steam distilled from Michelia alba petals grown in southern China
- Suits wearing as a light, close personal fragrance
How it smells
Soft and fruity-floral, sweeter and less heady than jasmine, with a slightly creamy edge.
How to use it
- On skin
- Roll onto wrists, the back of the neck or inner elbows as a light personal fragrance.
- Worth knowing
- The scent stays close to skin rather than filling a room, so it suits wearing rather than diffusing.
Details
- Botanical name
- Michelia alba (also known as white champaca)
- Size
- 10 ml
- Item number
- 60205420
Safety
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing or under a doctor's care, speak to your practitioner before use. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears and sensitive areas.
This information is for general use and is not medical advice. If you have a health condition, are pregnant or nursing, speak to your GP, midwife or pharmacist.
Blends well with
Common questions
Is Magnolia Touch the same as the magnolia trees in UK gardens?
No. It comes from Michelia alba, sometimes called white champaca, a different species grown in southern China and southeast Asia, though it belongs to a related plant family.
What does it smell like?
Soft, fruity and floral, sweeter and less heady than jasmine, with a slightly creamy quality.
Do I need to dilute it further?
No. It comes already diluted in fractionated coconut oil, so it's ready to use straight from the roll-on.
Is it better worn as a fragrance or used in a diffuser?
Most people wear it directly on skin — the aroma is built to stay close rather than fill a room the way a diffuser blend would.