Stress Away Roll-On
The pre-diluted roll-on version of Stress Away's copaiba, lime, cedarwood, vanilla, ocotea, and lavender blend.
How to use it
Onto wrists, temples, or the back of the neck — no dilution needed.
Tuck one in a bag, car, or desk drawer for a quick sensory reset.
In this blend
A pre-diluted roll-on of copaiba, lime, cedarwood, vanilla, ocotea, and lavender.
What It’s Designed For
Stress Away Roll-On carries the same copaiba, lime, cedarwood, vanilla, ocotea, and lavender combination as the original Stress Away blend, pre-diluted in a carrier oil so it’s ready to apply straight from the bottle — no mixing required. It was one of Young Living’s first widely popular “everyday calm” blends, aimed at ordinary daily stress rather than deeper emotional-support use.
The Oils Inside
Copaiba, tapped as a resin from South American trees, provides a soft, woody-balsamic base. Lime brings a bright citrus top note, cedarwood adds warm depth, and vanilla contributes the sweet, comforting warmth that makes this blend so widely liked. Ocotea, a Brazilian tree bark oil, lends a cinnamon-like spice note, and lavender rounds everything out with its familiar floral-herbaceous balance.
When & How People Use It
Roll onto the wrists, temples, or back of the neck during a stressful moment; many people keep one in a bag, car, or desk drawer for quick access rather than reserving it for a dedicated wind-down routine. It’s a common choice before a nerve-wracking meeting, a flight, or any moment that calls for a quick, portable sensory reset.
Why It’s Popular
The sweet, warm vanilla-citrus profile is one of the most broadly liked aromas in the Young Living catalog — approachable even to people who don’t typically enjoy strong floral or herbal scents — and the roll-on format removes the barrier of measuring dilution, making it an easy entry point for anyone new to topical essential oil use.
Sourcing Note
This is a proprietary six-oil ratio — the named product is the only reliable way to reproduce the intended aroma and balance.