From overlooked plant to distinctly Ecuadorian essential oil. Fresh, leafy, earthy, brisk, and herbaceous — wildcrafted at Young Living's Finca Botanica Farm and Distillery.
A refreshing aromatic character Young Living compares with Peppermint — but with greater depth.

Dorado Azul™ comes from Hyptis suaveolens, an aromatic member of the mint family. Young Living describes the plant as once regarded as little more than a weed in Ecuador — until Founder D. Gary Young recognized its potential and brought it to the Finca Botanica Farm and Distillery for analysis in 2006.
The distilled oil carries a fresh, leafy, earthy, herbaceous aroma and, according to Young Living educational material, a beautiful red color. Young Living describes Dorado Azul as exclusive to Young Living and compares its refreshing aromatic character with Peppermint — with greater depth.
Young Living highlights Dorado Azul for topical and aromatic use, massage, beauty routines, bathing, and post-activity routines.

Dorado Azul comes from Hyptis suaveolens, an aromatic member of the mint family. Young Living describes the plant as native to Ecuador and once regarded locally as a relatively unimportant weed.
That perception changed when Young Living Founder D. Gary Young encountered the plant and explored its aromatic potential. Young Living's current international educational material reports that Gary brought the botanical to the Finca Botanica Farm and Distillery for analysis in 2006.
Distillation revealed something unexpected: a distinctly aromatic essential oil with a beautiful red appearance and fresh herbaceous personality.
Sometimes an overlooked plant becomes interesting when we look more closely.
Observation changes what we notice.
Dilute with V-6™ Vegetable Oil Complex and massage into desired areas after activity. Young Living connects Dorado Azul with the Cool Azul® family, where its aromatic character complements post-activity routines.
Young Living suggests adding a drop to your daily lotion for a fragrant addition — a simple body-care ritual with a fresh, herbaceous aroma.
Add Dorado Azul appropriately dispersed to a warm bath, or to body wash for an energizing aromatic addition. Warm water, aroma, and personal care.
Diffuse Dorado Azul when you want a distinctive herbaceous aromatic environment. Young Living directs diffusion for up to 30 minutes three times daily.
Explore Dorado Azul with Bergamot, Chamomile, and Peppermint — or Juniper, Cedarwood, and Lime. Two aromatic directions: fresh + bright, or earthy + woodsy.
Connect the Dots™ recipes inspired by Young Living's documented pairings and product uses.
Massage into desired areas after physical activity.
Use as an aromatic body or massage oil.
Mix in the palm before applying. Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes.
Connect the Dots™ diffuser ideas using Young Living-supported pairings.
2 Dorado Azul • 2 Lime • 2 Cedarwood
Fresh • Woodsy • Herbaceous
2 Dorado Azul • 2 Peppermint • 2 Bergamot
Bright • Fresh • Herbaceous
3 Dorado Azul • 2 Cedarwood • 1 Juniper
Earthy • Grounded • Fresh
Diffuse according to Young Living's Dorado Azul label directions and your diffuser capacity.

Two aromatic directions to explore — fresh & bright or earthy & woodsy.

Young Living's Cool Azul® Essential Oil Blend includes Dorado Azul alongside Wintergreen, Peppermint, Sage, Copaiba, Plectranthus Oregano, Lavender, Blue Cypress, Elemi, Vetiver, Caraway, and Matricaria. Described as appropriate around physical activity and massage.

Young Living's Deep Relief™ Roll-On includes Dorado Azul alongside Peppermint, Lemon, Clove, Copaiba, Wintergreen, Helichrysum, and Vetiver.
Young Living ingredient information also identifies Dorado Azul in blends such as Common Sense™ and Rise Above™. Availability may vary by region.

Young Living identifies Dorado Azul as one of the botanicals sourced from the Finca Botanica Farm and Distillery in Chongon (Guayaquil), Ecuador. Established in 2006, the farm spans approximately 2,000 acres and benefits from Ecuador's tropical climate and year-round growing season.
Young Living describes Finca Botanica as a place where Gary Young continued exploring and distilling botanicals from one of the world's most biodiverse regions. Dorado Azul was brought to the farm for analysis after Gary recognized potential in a plant others regarded as a weed.
The farm also uses laboratory analysis, including gas chromatography, to examine oils produced there and monitor constituent changes.
Ecuador → Overlooked Plant → Curiosity → Finca Botanica → Analysis → Distillation → Dorado Azul
Dilute 1 drop with 1 drop of V-6™ Vegetable Oil Complex or olive oil. Apply to desired area as needed.
Diffuse up to 30 minutes 3 times daily.
Human Dorado Azul directions do not automatically translate to animals. Dorado Azul appears in some Young Living animal formulations, but the human single-oil label does not provide generic animal-use directions.
Species, size, age, health status, route of exposure, concentration, formulation, and individual sensitivity all matter. For animal-specific use, seek guidance from a veterinarian knowledgeable about essential oils.
Dorado Azul's story began with a plant regarded as little more than a weed. Where might its fresh, herbaceous character fit naturally into your own routine — after activity, in massage, in body care, at bath time, or diffusing at home?
Start with one simple use and notice what you discover.
Schedule a Wellness ConsultRefer to current Young Living product information for current directions and cautions.