doTERRA - Helichrysum Essential Oil - 5 mL

This little bottle of concentrated Helichrysum oil worked better than imagined.Yes, it is an investment. Teeny tiny bottle for a good sum of money - HOWEVER, worth every penny and more.After my home birth I had a lot of tearing and stitches. Aesthetically, all looked great - back to before, though I was left with discomfort and granulation (sand crystal like texture). Very disconcerting to say the least as most websites on the subject refer to plastic surgery and re-stitching.My midwife recommend this oil mixed with raw coconut oil to soften and remove the granulation. It worked for another client of hers - apparently considered "a miracle cure" by her doctor. So I tried it.Outcome: Everything is just dandy now. In less than a month all the granulated pieces were gone. I've even made a cream for my ginger husband's skin which has diminished his crows feet and rid him of dryness. I also created a daily moisturiser for both of us... And still have half a bottle. My skin looks dewy and soft.RECOMMENDED!

The product came nicely shipped in a small, cushioned paper package and inside a smaller, sealed plastic bag. I feel confident the helichrysum essential oil wasn't tainted (purity is, well, essential for essential oils to be effective).

Recommended by both a chiropractor and an herbalist to help my daughter recover from surgery. Applied diluted to the bottom of her feet and used the excess on my c section scar. Interesting and non-offensive scent and no adverse reaction from either of us (reminder: we dilute this!). Just a week out from her surgery so no idea if it is working, but not hurting so we'll keep at it! Again - we dilute it with coconut oil (1 drop to a teaspoon) and we are not applying it to broken skin, just on the soles of her feet. I am putting it on my sealed and 7 month old c section scar. It is expensive, so I would not recommend it for minor cuts and scrapes.

I’m sure it is moisturizing but with such a small amount I use extremely sparingly. DoTerra’s products are far superior to any other brands I have tried, but depending on my purpose/intentions for the ones I should practically order by the gallon, I only splurge on ones such as this and Melissa when I’m able (& this was the first time for both though I’d tried this one previously from my parents’ stash).

This oil is very healing on my skin. I had to use a chemotherapy cream to get rid of a nasty sunspot on my cheek. My aesthetician recommended doTerraHelichyrsum as the purest oil and she was right. It’s soothing and healing and I love the scent.

Nice, but at $100 for such a very, very, small amount, OVERPRICED. They could actually give an amount that would go far for you to see what helichrysum italicum can actually do instead of such a small amount you can't see treatment through whether successful or not. I believe this is a healing oil, but it is one that is being put out of the reach of the public. What is happening here is doTerra is forcing real wealthy people prices for a very small amount of product. There are a lot of people that need enough of this product to see actual healing through - this very small amount at $100 does not allow for that. It is really too bad because I heard someone really building this doTerra product up for sales and didn't know it was a little bit for that much money. Lower your prices and increase significantly the amounts you sell for prices. Leaves a person feeling ripped off.

My sister told me about the product and it’s healing properties, so I thought I’d give it a try. Time will tell.

This is the real deal. I've used essential oils by doTerra for eight years. This one I use as liquid sutures for myself. This bottle I'm using works and healed my wounds almost immediately.