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ADHD ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
ADHD ROLLERS
BASE NOTES: Cedarwood, Vetiver, Frankinsense, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang
MIDDLE NOTES: Cypress, Rosemary
TOP NOTES: Peppermint
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
ADHD BATH OIL
ADHD BATH OIL
Essential Oils for ADHD
TOP NOTE: Peppermint Oil
MIDDLE NOTES: Lavender + Rosemary Oil
BASE NOTES: Cedarwood, Vetiver, Frankinsense, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
ANXIETY ROLLERS
Anxiety Essential Oil Rollers
10ml bottle
BASE NOTES: Frankinsense, Chamomile, Vetiver, Ylang Ylang
MIDDLE NOTES: Rose, Lavender
TOP NOTES: Bergamot, Orange
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL ANXIETY PINK BOTTLE
Bath Oil 30ml
Anxiety Bath Oil 30ml
BASE NOTES: Frankinsense, Chamomile, Vetiver, Ylang Ylang
MIDDLE NOTES: Lavender, Rose
TOP NOTES: Bergamot, Orange
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
ANTI DEPRESSION ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLER
Anti Depression Essential Oil Roller Blend
BASE NOTES: Chamomile, Ylang Ylang, Frankinsense
MIDDLE NOTES: Rose
TOP NOTES: Bergamot, Lavender
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
ANTI DEPRESSION BATH OIL
Bath Oil Depression
Rose
Frankincense
Chamomile
Bergamot
Ylang Ylang
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
HORMONE ROLLERS
HORMONE BATH OILS
Clary Sage, Cypress, Frankinsense, Geranium
BASE NOTES:
MIDDLE NOTES:
TOP NOTES:
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
HORMONES BATH OIL
HORMONE BATH OILS
Essential Oils for Hormones
Clary Sage, Cypress, Frankinsense, Geranium
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
SLEEP ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Sleep Essential Oil Rollers
BASE NOTES: Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang, Vetiver, Frankinsense
MIDDLE NOTES: Lavender, Chamomile
TOP NOTES: Beragamot
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
SLEEP BATH OIL
SLEEP BATH OILS
TOP NOTES : Bergamot,
MIDDLE NOTES: Lavender, Chamomile
BASE NOTES: Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang, Vertiver, Frankinsense
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
THYROID ROLLERS
Under Active Thyroid Rollers – Hypothyroidism
(hypothyroidism tend to have weight gain.)
Coconut Oil
Frankincense, Lemongrass, Clove
BASE NOTES:
MIDDLE NOTES:
TOP NOTES:
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
PERFUME ROLLER CROWN CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On Clear Quartz Gemstones
BASE NOTES: Vetiver, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Frankinsense
MIDDLE NOTES: Jasmine, Rosemary, Rosewood
TOP NOTES: Lavender,
here Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL CROWN CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
TOP NOTES: Lavender
MIDDLE NOTES: Jasmine, Rosemary, Rosewood
BASE NOTES: Vetivert, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Frankinsense
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
PERFUME ROLLERS THIRD EYE CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On Amethyst Gemstones
BASE NOTES: Frankinsense, Patachouli, Sandalwood, Vetiver
MIDDLE NOTES: Jasmine, Rosemary, Marjoram, Cypress
TOP NOTES: Lavender
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL THIRD EYE CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
TOP NOTES: Lavender
MIDDLE NOTES: Jasmine, Rosemary, Marjoram, Cypress
BASE NOTES: Frankinsense, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vetiver
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
PERFUME ROLLER THROAT CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On Lapis Lazuli Gemstones
BASE NOTES: Chamomile, Patachuli
MIDDLE NOTES: Cypress, Geranium, Tea Tree
TOP NOTES: Basil, Lavender, Mint, Lemon, Peppermint
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL THROAT CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
BASE NOTES: Chamomile, Patchouli
TOP NOTES: Basil, Lavender, Mint, Lemon, Pepermint
MIDDLE NOTES: Cypress, Geranium
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
PERFUME ROLLERS HEART CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On Malachite Gemstones
BASE NOTES: Chamomile
MIDDLE NOTES: Ylang Ylang, Geranium, Tea Tree, Marjoram, Jasmine, Rose, Thyme
TOP NOTES: Bergamot, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Spearmint
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL HEART CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
TOP NOTES: Bergamot, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Spearmint
BASE NOTES: Chamomile
MIDDLE NOTES: Ylang Ylang, Geranium, Tea Tree, Margoram, Jasmine, Rose
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
PERFUME ROLLER SOLAR PLEXUS + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On CITRINE Gemstones
BASE NOTES: Chamomile, Cedarwood, Myrhh, Frankisense
MIDDLE NOTES: Rosewood, Geranium, Juniper
TOP NOTES: Bergamont, Lavender, Basil, Lemon, Grapefruit, Rosemary, Lemongrass
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL SOLAR PLEXUS + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
BASE NOTES: Chamomile, Cedarwood, Myrrh, Frankinsense
TOP NOTES: Bergamont, Lavender, Basil, Lemon, Grapefruit, Rosemary, Lemongrass
MIDDLE NOTES: Rosewood, Geranium, Juniper
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
PERFUME ROLLER SACRAL CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On Carnelian Gemstones
BASE NOTES:
MIDDLE NOTES: Cinnamon, Jasmine, Rosemary, Rose
TOP NOTES: Orange
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL SACRAL CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
TOP NOTES : Orange
MIDDLE NOTES; Cinnamon, Jasmine, Rosemary, Rose
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
PERFUME ROLLER ROOT CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
Essential Oil Roll On RED JASPER Gemstones
BASE NOTES: Cedarwood, Patachuli, Sandalwood
MIDDLE NOTES: Cypress, Clove, Rosemary, Rosewood
TOP NOTES: Ginger
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
BATH OIL ROOT CHAKRA + GEMSTONES
BATH OIL 30 ML
TOP NOTE: Ginger
MIDDLE NOTES: Cypress, Rosemary, Rosewood
BASE NOTES: Cedarwood, Vetiver, Frankinsense, Patachuli, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang
The Aromatic Bath
Aromatherapy applies the beneficial effects of essential oils through a variety of baths. The aromatic bath is an extremely effective and easy first step for beginners - and a splendidly therapeutic and sensual indulgence.
Restoring effects of bathing and massaging oils into their body were appreciated by ancient Greeks. And Roman cultures, when bathing first became a daily ritual. And a bath with essential oils is one of the simplest and most effective of aromatherapy treatments because the oils, when added to bath water, are pleasantly absorbed through the skin.
The Regular bath
This is all that is required to enhance your regular bath. Run a bath with hand-hot water. The essential oils will evaporate quiet quickly, so add them only when ready bathe. Use about 6-12 drops of essential oil for each bath. They tend to float on the surface, so dispense well before entering.
Ensure the room is warm and the windows and doors closed to keep in the vapours. Immerse your body completely for at least 10 minutes, relax and breathe deeply.
The aromatic bath can be as simple as that, though much more is possible.
Special aromatic baths
A bath can be stimulating or relaxing, depending on the temperature of the water and weather you choose oils with uplifting or calming properties in the bath, the therapeutic action of the oils is twofold. They are absorbed through the skin, moisturising the dermis and entering the circulatory system, and at the same time their aromas are inhaled. Stimulating the brain and increasing your sense of wellbeing. An aromatic bath can detoxify the body, and improve such problems as cellulite, joint stiffness, general aches and pains, colds and headaches. it tones / conditions the skin and should also relieve anxiety and tension.
Bath temperature and time in the tub are important. a cooler bath is more stimulating and warm bath relaxes. Very hot water is damaging, however, accelerating the heartbeat and causing blood vessels to capillaries to expand you should particularly avoid hot water if you have varicose veins, haemorrhoids, high blood pressure or are pregnant. a 15 – 20 minute soak is long enough before skin cells over – hydrate and swell with water.
The relaxing bath
To calm yourself after a hectic day or to prepare yourself for a peaceful night’s sleep. Make your bathroom a private sanctuary. Keep the light soft if possible, or use a eye mask. Burn aromatic candles and use plants to oxygenate the atmosphere. Support your head with a bath pillow, close your eyes and inhale deeply. Concentrate on your breathing, empty your mind and let the oils soothe away the stresses and strains. After 15 -20 minutes soak, get out slowly and wrap yourself with a large warm towel....
ALLERGY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Allergy Blend
Lavender
Lemon
Peppermint
10 ML bottle & top up with carrier oil. Fractionated coconut Oil
- Seasonal – We typically roll this onto the pulse points behind our ears and in our wrists, then we rub wrists together and inhale.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ANTI ITCH ALLERGIES ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
ANTI ITCH STICK ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLER
Soothes irritated skin from bug bites, rashes, allergies, etc
Lavender
Peppermint
Frankincense
Lemon
- Anti-itch Stick– To try to keep the roller ball clean, we will either roll the anti-itch stick blend onto our fingers and then apply it to the itchy skin, or if we roll the anti-itch stick directly onto the skin, we then clean the roller ball after use.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ANTI STRESS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Anti-Stress
When feeling frazzled and anxious
Bergamot
Frankincense
· Add to 10 mL bottle and top off with carrier oil.
- Anti Stress– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
BREATHE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Breathe
Supports clear breathing, congestion, colds, flu
Peppermint
Eucalyptus
Lemon
Rosemary
- Deep Breath– We typically roll this onto the upper chest and then wrist pulse points (rub wrists together and inhale). We also sometimes roll this blend under the big toe, a spot that support clears breathing.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ANXIETY ROLLERS
Anxiety Essential Oil Rollers
10ml bottle
BASE NOTES: Frankinsense, Chamomile, Vetiver, Ylang Ylang
MIDDLE NOTES: Rose, Lavender
TOP NOTES: Bergamot, Orange
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
ANXIETY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
ANXIETY
10 ML ROLLER
BERGAMOT
LAVENDER
SWEET ORANGE
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Anxiety
If you’re feeling anxious or nervous, you can massage essential oil onto your inner wrists, behind your ears, over your heart and chest, and back of neck. These key pulse points will quickly take the essential oils where they need to go to help relieve anxiety and calm both your mind and body.
For additional calming support, put essential oil and carrier oil in palm of your hand, then rub palms together, cup hands over nose and mouth, and breathe in deeply.
Breathe in for count of four, hold for four, and then exhale for count of four. Repeat as needed.
a few essential oils that help with anxiety: bergamot, lavender, sweet orange.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ANXIOUS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
ANXIOUS
10 ML ROLLER
Lavender
Clary Sage
Chamomile
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
BALANCE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
BALANCE
10 ML ROLLERS
PEPPERMINT
SPEARMINT
ROSEMARY
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
CALMING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
CALMING
10 ML ROLLER
Lavender
Lemon
Bergamot
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
CHILL OUT ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Chill Out
Promotes relaxation and uplifts your mood
10 ML roller bottle
Bergamot
Wild or Sweet Orange
Lemon
Grapefruit
Chill Out– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
TO USE: apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
caution do not use on skin that might be exposed to the sun. If you’ll be out in the sun, apply this blend under clothing or apply it to a garment (like scarf or shirt collar).
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
COUGHING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
COUGHING ESSENTIAL OILS
EUCALYPTUS
FRANKINCENSE
LEMON
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
COLD & FLU ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Cold & Flu
10 ML Rollers
Lavender
Lemon
Peppermint
Eucalyptus
Thyme
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
COMFORT ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Comfort
Promotes feelings of comfort and hope
10 ML roller bottle
Frankincense
Ylang Ylang
Sandalwood
Patchouli
TO USE: apply over heart and to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
CONGESTION ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
CONGESTION
10 ML ROLLER
EUCALYPTUS
PEPPERMINT
TEA TREE
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Congestion
For stuffy, runny nose and congestion, massage diluted essential oils into upper chest, neck/throat, behind ears, and down back of spine.
The topical application of essential oils, combined with the proximity of oils to nose and mouth, helps you breathe in the oils while they are also being absorbed in through your skin.
This will help loosen mucus in your chest and nose, helping you to breathe clearer in no time.
A few essential oils that help with congestion: eucalyptus, peppermint, tea tree.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
CREATIVITY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
“Creativity” roller bottle blend recipe
Inspires and helps tap into your creative powers
10 ML roller bottle
Tangerine
Juniper Berry
Bergamot
Clary Sage
TO USE: apply over heart and to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
caution bergamot essential oil is phototoxic at this dilution. do not use on skin that might be exposed to the sun. If you’ll be out in the sun, apply this blend under clothing or apply it to a garment (like scarf or shirt collar). read more about.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ENERGY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
ENERGY
10 ML ROLLERS
LEMON
LIME
MANDARIN
BERGAMOT
ORANGE
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ENERGIZING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
ENERGIZING ESSENTIAL OIL
ORANGE
FRANKINCENSE
CINNAMON
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
FOCUS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Focus
Helps with focus, concentration, and staying on task
Wild Orange
Peppermint
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
FOCUSING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Focusing
10 ML Roller
Lemon
Rosemary
Peppermint
Sweet Orange
When your mind wanders and you need you need to get back on task, apply essential oils to your temples, crown of head, and inner wrists.
After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breathe deeply and intentionally for several seconds. This will help reduce brain fog and improve concentration.
a few essential oils that help with focusing: lemon, rosemary, peppermint, sweet orange.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
GOOD NIGHT SLEEP TIGHT ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLER
Good Night Sleep Tight
Supports restful sleep
Lavender
Cedarwood
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
GROUNDING BLEND ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Grounding Blend
Promotes whole body relaxation
Vetiver
Cedarwood
- Grounding Blend– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
HEADACHE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
HEADACHE ESSENTIAL OILS
FRANKINCENSE
LAVENDER
PEPPERMINT
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Headaches
When a headache comes on, apply diluted essential oils to your temples, crown of head, behind ears, and back of neck. This can be done any time of day. It can be especially relaxing at night when you need to tune out your brain and get a great night’s sleep. Additionally, if you get headaches frequently, you can even apply essential oils before you get a headache to help prevent a migraine or tension headache from starting
Note: When applying essential oils to temples, be careful to not roll on too much and be sure to keep essential oils away from the eyes. If essential oil does get in the eyes, do not use water to try to get the oil out; water will drive the oil further in. Instead dab the eye with a carrier oil (like coconut oil) or splash the eyes with whole milk to dilute the oil.
a few essential oils that help with headaches: peppermint, lavender, frankincense, Roman chamomile
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
HEAD & NECK TENSION ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Head & Neck Tension
Relieves head and neck tension, tension headaches
Peppermint
Frankincense
Lavender
Chamomile
- Tension Tamer– We roll this onto the back of the head where the head joins the neck and also roll it onto the temples, being careful to not roll on too much and to keep the oil away from the eyes. (note: if oil does get in the eyes, do not use water to try to get the oil out; water with drive the oil further in. Instead dab the eye with an oil or splash the eyes with whole milk to dilute the oil.)
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
HEALING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Healing Essential Oil
Helps skin, bruises, and wounds recover
Lavender
Frankincense
Melaleuca (Tea Tree)
- Healing– To try to keep the roller ball clean, we will either roll the healing stick blend onto our fingers and then apply it to the skin with the healing, or if we roll the healing stick directly onto the skin, we then clean the roller ball after use.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
HEALING HEART ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Healing Heart
Helps with emotional healing after loss
10 ML roller bottle
Geranium
Rose
Ylang Ylang
TO USE: apply over heart and to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
IMMUNITY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
IMMUNITY ESSENTIAL OILS
CLOVE
ORANGE
CINNAMON
ROSEMARY
EUCALYPTUS
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
IMMUNE SUPPORT ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
IMMUNE SUPPORT
10 ML ROLLER
LEMON
FRANKINCENSE
TEA TREE
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Immune Support
To help support a healthy immune system, apply diluted essential oils to spine, over heart, and to bottoms of feet. After applying essential oils to feet, let them soak in a bit, then cover with socks.
a few essential oils that help with immune support: lemon, frankincense, tea tree, eucalyptus, rosemary.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
INNER TRUTH ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
INNER TRUTH
Helps bring out inner truth and self expression
10 ML roller
Lavender
Wild OR Sweet Orange
Frankincense
TO USE: apply over heart and to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
LOVE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
LOVE
10 Ml Rollers
Jasmine
Rose
Grapefruit
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
MEDITATE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
MEDITATE
10 ML ROLLER
GERANIUM
LIME
PATCHOULI
CEDARWOOD
YLANG YLANG.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
NERVOUS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Nervous
Calms and soothes nerves when feeling frazzled
10 ML roller bottle
Lavender
Sweet OR Wild Orange
Geranium
Clary Sage
TO USE: apply over heart and to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
OWIE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Owie Stick
Helps skin, bruises, and wounds recover
10 ML Roller
Lavender
Frankincense
Melaleuca
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
RELAX STRESS-LESS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
RELAX STRESS- LESS
10 ML ROLLERS
LAVENDER
CEDARWOOD
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Stress-less
If you’re feeling stressed or on edge, you can massage essential oil onto your inner wrists, behind your ears, over your heart and chest, and back of neck.
These key pulse points will quickly take the essential oils where they need to go to help relax both your mind and body.
For additional calming support, put essential oil and carrier oil in palm of your hand, then rub palms together, cup hands over nose and mouth, and breathe in deeply.
Breathe in for count of four, hold for four, and then exhale for count of four. Repeat as needed.
A few essential oils that help with stress: lavender, cedarwood,
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
SEASONAL ALLERGY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
SEASONAL ALLERGY
10 ML ROLLER
Eucalyptus
Lavender
Lemon
Chamomile
- Seasonal – We typically roll this onto the pulse points behind our ears and in our wrists, then we rub wrists together and inhale.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
STRESS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
STRESS ESSENTIAL OILS
LEMON
ORANGE
YLANG YLANG
LAVENDER
CEDARWOOD
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
SLEEPING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
SLEEPING
10 ML Rollers
Lavender
Cedarwood
Vetiver
Ylang Ylang
Roman Chamomile
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Sleeping
If you’re having trouble getting a good night’s sleep, apply diluted essential oils to your chest, neck, big toe, and inner wrists.
The essential oils will not only help you fall asleep faster, but they’ll also help you stay asleep so that you wake up in the morning fully rested and ready to take on the day.
A few essential oils that help with sleep: lavender, cedarwood, vetiver, ylang ylang, Roman chamomile
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
STUDY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
STUDY ESSENTIAL OILS
PEPPERMINT
EUCALYPTUS
LEMON
ROSEMARY
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
TRUE SELF ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
True Self
Helps bring out inner truth and self expression
10 ML roller bottle
Lavender
Wild OR Sweet Orange
Frankincense
TO USE: apply over heart and to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
UPLIFTING ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
UPLIFTING
Promotes relaxation and uplifts your mood
10 ML roller bottle add…
*Bergamot
Wild or Sweet Orange
Lemon
Grapefruit
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
HEADACHE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
HEADACHE ESSENTIAL OILS
FRANKINCENSE
LAVENDER
PEPPERMINT
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Headaches
When a headache comes on, apply diluted essential oils to your temples, crown of head, behind ears, and back of neck. This can be done any time of day. It can be especially relaxing at night when you need to tune out your brain and get a great night’s sleep. Additionally, if you get headaches frequently, you can even apply essential oils before you get a headache to help prevent a migraine or tension headache from starting
Note: When applying essential oils to temples, be careful to not roll on too much and be sure to keep essential oils away from the eyes. If essential oil does get in the eyes, do not use water to try to get the oil out; water will drive the oil further in. Instead dab the eye with a carrier oil (like coconut oil) or splash the eyes with whole milk to dilute the oil.
a few essential oils that help with headaches: peppermint, lavender, frankincense, Roman chamomile
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
NAUSEA ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Nausea
10 ML Rollers
GINGER
PEPPERMINT
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
- By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
HAPPY ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
HAPPY ESSENTIAL OIL
LAVENDER
TEA TREE
BASIL
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
LIFE IS BETTER ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
LIFE IS BETTER
10 ML ROLLERS
Patchouli
Cedarwood
Orange
Lavender
Geranium
How to Use
1. shake well or roll bottle in palm of hand to evenly distribute essential oils
2. apply bug repellent to ankles, wrists, back of neck, behind ears, elbow, and knees.
3. reapply as needed (typically every 1-2 hours)
tip: If there are lots of bugs around, I double apply the bug repellents. First, I use one of these rollers on my neck, ankles, wrists, knees, and elbow.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
BUGGER OFF BUGS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Bugger Off Bugs
10 ML Rollers
Cedarwood
Eucalyptus
Geranium
Orange
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
DON'T BOTHER ME ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Don't Bother Me
10 ML Rollers
Lemon
Eucalyptus
Geranium
Lavender
How to Use
1. shake well or roll bottle in palm of hand to evenly distribute essential oils
2. apply bug repellent to ankles, wrists, back of neck, behind ears, elbow, and knees.
3. reapply as needed (typically every 1-2 hours)
tip: If there are lots of bugs around, I double apply the bug repellents. First, I use one of these rollers on my neck, ankles, wrists, knees, and elbow.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
GO FOR A WALK ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Go For A Walk
10 Ml Rollers
Eucalyptus
Lavender
Rosemary
Cedarwood
How to Use
1. shake well or roll bottle in palm of hand to evenly distribute essential oils
2. apply bug repellent to ankles, wrists, back of neck, behind ears, elbow, and knees.
3. reapply as needed (typically every 1-2 hours)
tip: If there are lots of bugs around, I double apply the bug repellents. First, I use one of these rollers on my neck, ankles, wrists, knees, and elbow.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
NO BUGS ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
No Bugs
10 Ml Rollers
Lavender
Peppermint
Lemongrass
Lemon
Eucalyptus
How to Use
1. shake well or roll bottle in palm of hand to evenly distribute essential oils
2. apply bug repellent to ankles, wrists, back of neck, behind ears, elbow, and knees.
3. reapply as needed (typically every 1-2 hours)
tip: If there are lots of bugs around, I double apply the bug repellents. First, I use one of these rollers on my neck, ankles, wrists, knees, and elbow.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
ESTUARY LIFE ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
Estuary Life
10 ML Rollers
Cedarwood
Orange
Lemon
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.
BUGGER OFF BUGS 2 ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLERS
BUGGER OFF BUGS
10 ML ROLLERS
Lemon
Eucalyptus
Orange
Tea Tree
Spearmint
How to Use
1. shake well or roll bottle in palm of hand to evenly distribute essential oils
2. apply bug repellent to ankles, wrists, back of neck, behind ears, elbow, and knees.
3. reapply as needed (typically every 1-2 hours)
tip: If there are lots of bugs around, I double apply the bug repellents. First, I use one of these rollers on my neck, ankles, wrists, knees, and elbow.
Where Is the Best Place on the Body to Apply Essential Oils?
There is no single perfect place on the body to apply essential oils.
- If it’s a localized issue like stomachache or sore muscles, then apply the essential oils directly to the part of the body where the issue is occurring.
- However, if it’s a more generalized issue like lack of focus, trouble sleeping, or anxiety, then apply essential oils at your pulse points: wrists, temples, behind the ears, neck, chest, or inner elbow.
- Pulse points are the parts of the body where major arteries run closest to the skin.
- Applying essential oils at pulse points gets the essential oils into the bloodstream the fastest, and you start feeling the benefits of the essential oils sooner.
Where to Apply Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies
When seasonal allergies flare up, apply essential oils to the pulse points behind your ears as well as your inner wrists.
Then rub wrists together, raise wrists to just below your nose, and inhale deeply.
By using both topical application and aromatherapy (breathing oils in), the essential oils will enter your bloodstream more quickly and your seasonal sneezing and itchy, watery eyes should lessen.