Believe
An uplifting Young Living blend tied to the brand's charitable foundation work, marketed for feelings of possibility and self-belief.
How to use it
3–5 drops before a challenging task, a big decision, or a new goal.
Dilute to 2–3% in a carrier oil for pulse-point or wrist application.
In this blend
What It’s Built From
Believe is one of Young Living’s blends with a charitable angle — the brand has associated it with its foundation work and messages around possibility and self-belief. The blend rests on a foundation of Idaho Balsam Fir for a fresh, woodsy backbone, frankincense for grounding resinous depth, and ylang ylang for a warm floral note that softens the overall profile.
The Aroma
Aromatically, it’s built for a warm, motivational mood rather than a sharp, energizing one. The combination of woodsy fir, resinous frankincense, and floral ylang ylang lands somewhere between grounding and uplifting — closer to walking through a forest at sunrise than a bright citrus wake-up blend.
In the Diffuser
3–5 drops works well before tackling a challenging task, a big decision, or a new goal — many people use it as a kind of aromatic ritual to mark the start of something they’ve been putting off or feel nervous about.
When People Reach for It
Because of its framing, Believe tends to get used at specific moments rather than as an all-day ambient scent: before a big presentation, at the start of a new project, or during a personal goal-setting session. The intentionality of the moment is often as much a part of the practice as the aroma itself.
On Skin
Dilute to 2–3% in a carrier oil for pulse-point or wrist application. Patch-test first, particularly since ylang ylang can be sensitizing for some people at higher concentrations.
A Note on Framing
An uplifting aroma can support a motivational mindset, but it’s not a substitute for the actual work of pursuing a goal, and it’s not a substitute for professional support when facing a real obstacle or ongoing struggle.
Sourcing Note
Believe is a proprietary Young Living ratio, so the named blend is the reliable way to reproduce it.