Fresh · Grounding · Idea-Ready
For when the blank page is staring back at you.
Creativity Boost is a fresh and grounding essential oil roller created to accompany your creative rituals. This creativity roller NZ combines bright lemon and invigorating peppermint with calming lavender and grounding frankincense for a refreshing aromatic experience.
Whether you're sketching, writing, designing, journaling or brainstorming your next big idea, use this little roller to create a moment of intention before you begin.
Roll it on. Take a breath. See what wants to come through.
Why You'll Love It
Fresh, uplifting and grounding aroma
Beautiful companion for creative and mindful rituals
Perfect for writing, art, design, journaling or brainstorming
Convenient roller format for your studio, office or handbag
Made with lemon, peppermint, lavender and frankincense essential oils
A simple way to mark the beginning of your creative time
How to Use
Gently roll onto pulse points such as your wrists or behind your ears. Take a few slow breaths and use the moment to set an intention for your creative session.
Use before starting a project, during a creative pause or whenever you want to create a little space for ideas.
For external use only. Avoid eyes and broken or irritated skin. Patch test before use.
Ingredients
Coconut Oil and Essential Oils of Lavender, Lemon, Peppermint and Frankincense.
Size & Packaging
10ml glass roller bottle - compact, reusable and ready to keep beside your sketchbook, laptop, journal or wherever your creativity happens.
Your Creative Ritual
Clear a little space.
Roll. Breathe. Begin.
You don't have to know exactly where the idea is going. Sometimes you just need to give yourself permission to start.
Let the first line be messy. Let the first idea be weird. Let curiosity lead.
Clean & Conscious
Made with essential oils and a plant-based carrier oil
No synthetic fragrance
Handcrafted in small batches
Woman-owned New Zealand business
Created for everyday wellbeing and creative rituals
For ideas that haven't found their way onto the page yet.

