💡 WHAT IS PROGESSENCE PHYTO PLUS ESSENTIAL OIL Young Living's proprietary Progessence Phyto Plus™ is a specialised essential oil blend formulated to offer targeted benefits for women's wellness, ideal for women over 30. It features Balsam Copaiba, Sacred Frankincense, Cedarwood, Bergamot, Peppermint, Chaste tree leaf, Wild yam root extract, and Clove oils. Wild yam extract support your skin in looking its best, while Frankincense smooths the look of fine lines. Coconut oil and Bergamot support healthy-looking skin. Formulated without the synthetic ingredients found in similar products on the market. 🪻 THE BASICS Parts Used Resin, Oil, Wood, Peel, Leaf, Leaf, Root, Bud Extraction Methods Steam distilled, Cold pressed/Expressed, Extracted Aromatic Descpription Natural, pleasant aroma System Affinities Skin, Endocrine, Reproductive, Psyche 🔑 KEY CONSTITUENTS Includes the naturally occurring constituents beta-caryophyllene (Copaiba), alpha-pinene and limonene (Sacred Frankincense), cedrol (Cedarwood), limonene (Bergamot, Furocoumarin-free), menthol (Peppermint), and eugenol (Clove). 🍯 APPLICATION Topical - Apply 2–4 drops daily to the stomach, feet, forearms or inner thighs each day. For added effect, 1-2 extra drops may be applied. Other - Add to daily skincare routine to support a youthful-looking complexion. 🟥 CAUTION Photosensitive. Avoid direct sunlight or UV rays for up to 12 hours after applying product. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use. 🟩 BENEFITS ✅ Naturally supports and balances female hormones ✅ Encourages feelings of relaxation, harmony and balance ✅ Promotes well-being ✅ Enhances the appearance of a healthy, youthful complexion ✅ Provides a sense of calm during natural cycles ✅ May soothe minor discomforts associated with daily life 🧬 SCIENCE Scientific studies on some of the ingredients' properties: 🔎 Copaifera officinalis (Balsam Copaiba): Known for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. (Veiga, V. F. Jr, et al., 2007). "Biological activity of Copaifera langsdorffii and Copaifera reticulata oleoresins against the termite Nasutitermes corniger." Molecules, 12(3), 654-663.