The Oneirra Dream Collection is a curated set of five essential oil blends designed to support deep rest, emotional clarity, and connection to your subconscious.
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The Dream Collection is a curated set of five essential oil blends designed to support deep rest, emotional clarity, and connection to your subconscious.
Each scent is crafted with purpose—whether you’re winding down, setting a dream intention, or anchoring your nighttime journaling ritual.
More than aromatherapy, this is your toolkit for meaningful rest.
Identify what you need tonight—rest, clarity, insight. Let that guide your blend.
Keep your bottles protected and close at hand with this soft, elegant pouch—perfect for nightstands or travel.
A guide to using scent, breath, and intention to prepare your mind for rest and dreamwork.
Yes. The olfactory system connects directly to the brain’s limbic system, which governs emotion, memory, and subconscious patterning. Scent can shift your emotional state, prime your subconscious, and even influence the tone or clarity of your dreams.
Apply to pulse points—wrists, neck, temples, and feet are all ideal. These spots help diffuse scent gradually and align with calming energy centers in the body.
Ritual works best with consistency. We recommend using your dream oil nightly—or at least when setting a specific intention (e.g., for lucid dreaming, emotional healing, or creativity).
Our blends are designed for gentle, diluted topical use. However, if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have sensitive skin, please consult with a healthcare provider before use.
Yes, but we recommend starting with one oil per night to deepen your connection with its individual signature. Over time, you may intuitively layer scents as part of a more advanced ritual.
That’s completely normal—and it’s the first step to strengthening your connection to the dream world. Dream recall is a skill, and like any ritual, it improves with practice.
Start by:
Over time, your mind learns to hold onto dreams more clearly.
Want more guidance? Read our Tips to Remember Your Dreams blog post for practices to build awareness and recall.
