Emily Wright Introduces Tulsi (Holy Basil) and Davana Touch (Translated Subtitles)

<<0>> - Davana Touch.

<<2>> Davana is a
flirtatious oil.

<<4>> It's no wonder that
this gorgeous oil

<<7>> is revered by
perfumists around the globe.

<<10>> Although Davana may smell
the same to all of us

<<13>> inside the bottle.

<<14>> Once it touches the
skin, everything changes.

<<19>> Davana responds to
our unique chemistry

<<21>> and alters her fragrance
once applied to the skin

<<24>> to create a
personalised perfume.

<<27>> It's really fun to line
up a group of people

<<29>> and apply Davana to the
inside of each person's wrist.

<<33>> The aroma will be personalised
for every single person.

<<38>> That's why I refer
to Davana as the flirt.

<<42>> She plays with our
body's chemistry

<<44>> to create her own
intoxicating aroma.

<<48>> Davanone, a
Sesquiterpene ketone

<<50>> is the dominant
constituent in Davana.

<<53>> It's responsible for
its seductive aroma

<<56>> and is known to be soothing,
comforting, uplifting

<<60>> and even
balancing.

<<63>> Davana comes from a
fragrant flowering herb

<<65>> sourced from India.

<<67>> It's a relative to the sunflower
daisy and Roman Chamomile.

<<72>> Davana can be found in
flower gardens in India

<<74>> to attract many different
species of butterflies

<<77>> and traditionally, aerobatic
practitioners use Davana

<<81>> for reproductive
purposes.

<<83>> So you can apply it
directly over the abdomen

<<86>> or on the bottoms
of the feet,

<<88>> it was also used
in religious ceremonies

<<91>> and in meditation
to balance energy

<<94>> and is considered a powerful
agent to quiet the mind.

<<98>> So I have a feeling that
my business partners

<<100>> probably want to
douse me with Davana

<<103>> just to balance my energy
down just a little bit.

<<107>> So being high in ketones,
Davana is a great oil

<<111>> for the skin.

<<112>> So you can add it
in with your moisturiser

<<114>> and apply it on your face,
anywhere on your body

<<117>> to create a nice
perfume as well.

<<120>> Davana is a very
rare oil.

<<124>> So I Googled Davana.

<<126>> I was really concerned
to see how many companies

<<129>> were offering Davana at
prices that told me for sure

<<133>> this could not
possibly be pure.

<<136>> This oil is
often adulterated.

<<139>> So to have it in pure form is
very rare and very special.

<<144>> And that's what doTERRA
is offering to you now.

<<147>> It's the aroma is the
perfect combination of sweet,

<<151>> fruity, woodsy, warm
and absolutely radiant.

<<156>> We've combined it with
Fractionated Coconut Oil

<<158>> in this touch version,

<<161>> which is known for its
hydrating properties

<<163>> and put in a
roller bottle

<<164>> so it's easy to apply
as a personal fragrance.

<<168>> You'll have fun
playing with Davana

<<170>> to get your
signature scent.

<<173>> You can layer Davana
with other essential oils

<<175>> such as Clary Sage, Myrrh,
Sandalwood, Bergamot

<<179>> to magnify the
benefits and aroma

<<181>> this beautiful
oil provides.

<<184>> So just as Davana is a
popular essential oil

<<187>> and aerobatic medicine,
so is our next oil Tulsi.

<<191>> If you walk around
a Hindu temple,

<<193>> it is likely that you'll find
Tulsi planted at the courtyard

<<197>> as it it is revered
in the Hindu culture

<<199>> as a medicinal herb.

<<201>> Tulsi is also known as Holy
Basil and for good reason.

<<207>> Tulsi is considered
queen of the herbs

<<210>> and is also referred to
as the incomparable one.

<<214>> The aroma smells like a blend
of Cinnamon, Peppermint,

<<217>> Clove, Basil and licorice.

<<220>> It is fresh and delightful
but packs a powerful punch.

<<225>> Holy Basil is
high in eugenol,

<<227>> the same constituent
that gives clove

<<229>> it's characteristic
warming aroma.

<<232>> Eugenol is why clove is
revered for oral care.

<<234>> Especially during times
of oral discomfort.

<<238>> I love Tulsi as a
breath freshener too.

<<241>> It works for hours.

<<243>> So this is an oil I'll
be giving to my husband.

<<247>> But who doesn't need some
Holy Basil in their life.

<<250>> I am so in love
with this oil

<<252>> and so excited for you
to experience it.