Third Eye Chakra — Signs, Meditation & Essential Oil Guide
What Is the Third Eye Chakra?
The third eye chakra is the sixth of the seven chakras, traditionally associated with intuition, insight, and inner clarity. Known in Sanskrit as Ajna, it is traditionally located at the centre of the forehead, between the eyebrows. purelyBlack's Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend is available as a 100% pure essential oil blend, dispatched from Sydney.
In wellness practice, the third eye chakra is often described as the seat of perception and inner vision. People who focus on third eye chakra work are usually seeking greater clarity, focus, and trust in their own intuition.
What Are Signs That Your Third Eye Is Opening?
People who describe their third eye opening often talk about a heightened sense of intuition, vivid dreams, and a stronger awareness of subtle details around them. This is a wellness and lifestyle concept rather than a medical one, and experiences of it vary widely from person to person.
- A stronger sense of intuition or gut feeling
- More vivid or memorable dreams
- Increased sensitivity to your surroundings and mood shifts
Some people pair this reflection with quiet meditation, journalling, or aromatic rituals using cool, herbaceous scents.
How Do You Unblock the Third Eye Chakra?
Unblocking the third eye chakra is a wellness practice that combines stillness, focused breathing, and aromatic ritual to support a sense of mental clarity. It is not a medical treatment and does not diagnose or address any health condition.
Many people approach this as a simple, repeated practice: a few quiet minutes of breathing with attention on the forehead, paired with a cool, herbaceous aroma nearby. The aim is a steady practice, not a one-off fix.
Third Eye Chakra Meditation and Yoga
Third eye chakra work is commonly paired with stillness-focused meditation and gentle yoga poses that draw attention inward. Poses such as Child's Pose, seated forward folds, or simple seated meditation are often used because they encourage a quiet, inward focus traditionally associated with this chakra.
A simple approach: sit comfortably, close your eyes, and rest your attention gently on the space between your eyebrows for several slow breaths. Some people diffuse a cool, herbaceous aromatic blend nearby during this practice to support a sense of focus.
Third Eye Chakra Crystals and Stones
Crystals such as amethyst, lapis lazuli, and clear quartz are commonly associated with third eye chakra work in crystal healing traditions. These stones are typically chosen for their cool, clear associations rather than any tested physical effect.
In practice, many people combine a chosen crystal with a cooling aromatic blend — holding the stone at the forehead during meditation, or placing it nearby while diffusing. This pairing is a personal ritual rather than a standardised method.
What Essential Oils Support the Third Eye Chakra?
Cool herbaceous, woody, and resinous aromas are traditionally associated with third eye chakra work in aromatherapy practice. purelyBlack's Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend is formulated as a ready-to-use blend for exactly this kind of clarity-focused ritual.
These deep, grounding aromatic notes are commonly chosen because they're associated with stillness and focus, in contrast with the brighter, more energising aromas often used for lower-body vitality work.
How Do You Use Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend?
Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend is typically diffused, inhaled directly from the bottle, or diluted for topical application on the forehead or pulse points. As with any essential oil blend, always dilute before applying to skin.
- Diffuser: 3–5 drops per 100ml water
- Topical (body): 2% dilution, approx. 12 drops per 30ml carrier oil
- Topical (face/forehead): 1% dilution, approx. 6 drops per 30ml carrier oil
purelyBlack's fractionated coconut oil is a commonly used carrier oil for this purpose. Never apply undiluted essential oil blends directly to skin.
Steps for a Third Eye Chakra Roll-On Application
- Fill a 10ml roller bottle with fractionated coconut oil, leaving room at the top.
- Add 6 drops of Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend for a 2% dilution.
- Cap and roll gently between your palms to combine.
- Apply to the temples or forehead before meditation or quiet reflection.
Is Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend Safe to Use?
When diluted correctly and used as directed, Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend is generally considered lower-risk for most healthy adults, though individual sensitivities vary. Always patch test before wider application.
Avoid use during pregnancy without professional guidance, keep out of reach of children and pets, and store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. If you're managing a medical condition or taking medication, consult a healthcare professional before introducing a new essential oil blend into your routine.
Where to Buy Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend in Australia
purelyBlack's Third Eye Chakra Essential Oil Blend is available online and dispatched from Sydney, Australia. You can find it, along with the rest of the chakra collection, on the purelyBlack website.
For related reading, see our guides on the Throat Chakra Essential Oil Blend and the full 7 Chakra Essential Oil Blends guide to explore the rest of the collection.
Disclaimer: This article is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). Always dilute before topical use, patch test before wider application, and consult a qualified healthcare professional before use during pregnancy or if managing a medical condition.
About the Author
Written by H.R. Kim
Founder at purelyBlack — an Australian-owned perfumery and essential oil supplier based in Sydney. H.R. specialises in molecular ingredient chemistry and scent profiling, with a focus on pure, single-origin essential oils for aromatherapy, skin care, and natural wellness.
