Happy Valentine's Day, Lovelies! To celebrate this day of love, I thought I'd share a few fun recipes for your diffusers & roll-on blends!
You can adjust the ratios to your personal preference, of course!
I hope your day is filled with lots of love and adoration! XOXO, CG P.S. Check out this hilarious/slightly creepy video....wait for it..... #momlife We are less than a week away from Christmas! I hope you all are on the home stretch and enjoying time with loved ones! Check out this fun DIY project that will make your tree smell amazing! You can find the full recipe on Young Living's blog. I think Christmas Spirit, Idaho Blue Spruce, and Idaho Balsam Fir would all smell amazing on ornaments hanging on the tree!! What oils would you choose?? Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Are you ready to take your holiday cooking to another level?! Infuse your favorite recipes with Vitality™ oils!
Perfect for adding flavor to your favorite foods or using as dietary supplements, the Vitality™ line of dietary essential oils gives you the freedom to share and explore some of our best-loved essential oils in a variety of nutritious and delicious ways. Check out these recipes using various Vitality™ oils, and get ready to kick it up a notch this year in the kitchen! Mark your calendars! A group of us oily sisters have come together to bring you some fun and informative classes!! This will be an awesome set of events that will happen on Facebook next month. Send me a message here to learn more! We hope you can join us!!
Safety is important when it comes to using essential oils. It's easy to get overwhelmed with all of the information available, but using common sense and starting gradually will help ease any sort of intimidation you might feel as you begin using essential oils in your everyday life.
1. When storing essential oils (EOs), it's important to keep them in a cool, dark place with lids tightly closed (and always out of reach of children). You'll also want to keep carrier oils (like coconut, olive, vitamin e, sweet almond oil, etc.) on hand for dilution. Always use and store EOs in glass containers, especially when drinking them in water, since most plastic products contain chemicals that can be broken down by the oil. 2. Many EOs are safe for use during pregnancy, but need to be used with common sense. As with any health program, you may want to consult with a health care professional beforehand. Check out these articles about oils during pregnancy here and here. 3. Citrus oils are photosensitive and when applied to skin, they may cause a rash or dark pigmentation on skin exposed to UV rays or direct sunlight within 1-2 days after application of citrus oils. 4. Keep EOs away from eyes and never put them directly into the ears.Should irritation or accidental contact with eyes occur, never use water to clear the EO (they are not water-soluble). Instead use a carrier oil such as coconut oil or sweet almond oil to cleanse the area and reduce discomfort. 5. Epileptics and people with high blood pressure should use extra caution when using EOs with high ketones like basil, rosemary, sage, or tansy. You should consult your doctor when deciding to use oils. 6. For people with allergies or sensitive skin, it's best to test a small area (like the inside of the upper arm) then wait 30 minutes before applying to other areas. In general, the bottoms of the feet are safe for topical application. 7. Direct inhalation (not the same as diffusing) can be a deep and intensive application method, particularly for respiratory congestion and illness. This method should not be used more than 10-15 times throughout the day without first consulting a health care professional. 8. When adding EOs to bath water, start with 1-3 drops first mixed with Epsom salt to help disperse the oil. If a dispersing agent is not used, serious discomfort can be caused because the oil tends to float undiluted on top of the water. 9. Young Living states right on the bottles if an oil is able to be consumed as a food additive. Also, they now have a "Vitality Line" that provides oils labeled for consumption.Please do not use any Essential Oil internally until you check to make sure it is an oil that can be ingested. 10. When in doubt, read your labels! |
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