Copaiba Essential Oil from Young Living is one that you never realized how much you would be using it. This is actually distilled from the resin much like Frankincense. In Brazil, more specifically the Amazon Region, where this plant is native, it is has been used for body system support since the 16th century. Copaiba…
Peppermint has a fresh, clean, energizing aroma. It is a versatile oil that can be used to support healthy digestion and sinus function. It also promotes healthy intestinal function and enhances healthy gut function. Peppermint is a great addition to your morning coffee or tea. Just add one or two before pouring for an energizing drink and refreshing start…
Lemon essential oil from Young Living is cold pressed from the rind of the fruit. It takes 75 lemons to make one 15 ml bottle of lemon essential oil! This is not your ordinary “lemon juice”. This oil contains the naturally occurring constituent limonene at 68%. Ways was use Lemon… Lemon essential oil from…
Lavender essential oil from Young Living has a scent that’s a wonderful blend of fresh, floral, clean, and calm. Lavender is one of history’s most celebrated and versatile essential oils. It is steam distilled from Lavandula angustifolia, a perennial, bushy shrub with a flowery top. Historically, Greeks used lavender as a perfume. The Romans used…
There are three basic ways to use essential oils: aromatically, topical application, and internal consumption. The best way to know how you can safely use a Young Living essential oil is to read the individual oil bottle label or check the Young Living Product Guide and website. Aromatically – The first way you can use Young…
I went too long without knowing that the label on my bottle actually lifted up to reveal more information… Kaitlin Godfrey is here to tell us more about our bottle labels so that we are not missing out on any information: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJUWkzgvpDQ&feature=youtu.be On the front of the bottle… … you will find Young Living’s name,…