Earthley Calming Essential Oil

Description

Do you ever just need some calm and peace in your day?

Maybe the kids are screaming, social media is stressing you out, or you are overwhelmed with all the things you have to do to get by. Whatever it is, when you are overwhelmed, your body needs some peace and that can be hard to come by. But did you know that your nose-brain connection may have a solution?

Our nasal cavity leads directly to the brain, the olfactory system specifically. When you smell something like coffee brewing or essential oils diffusing, your brain responds by sending messages to the rest of your body. Certain essential oils help relieve certain ailments, and when you smell them diffusing through the air, you reap those benefits!

Ylang-Ylang helps to reduce anxiety. Cedarwood has anti-anxiety effects and pain relieving properties. Sweet Orange has anti-depressant effects, and Lavender helps to improve mood and relieve headaches! When you smell these oils blended together in the Calming Essential Oil Blend, you will experience a sense of peace and calm come over you from the woodsy, floral scent it diffuses!

Benefits:

• Antibacterial properties
• Anti-viral properties
• Detoxifying properties
• Promotes lung health
• Promotes skin health
• Grounding and calming

Ingredients

Complete Ingredients:

Ylang Ylang Essential Oil (Cananga Odorata Var Genuina)

Cedarwood Essential Oil (Cedrus Deodara)

Orange Sweet Essential Oil (Citrus Sinensis)

Lavender Essential Oil (Lavandula Angustifolia)

Usage

Dilute to 0.5 – 2% for topical use (it is suggested to try a neutral, skin-safe oil like jojoba, apricot, or cucumber seed oil), or add 2 – 4 drops to a diffuser.

Safety

It is not recommended to ingest except under the care of a qualified aromatherapist. This blend is designed for external use.

• Kid Safe: Yes
• Pregnancy Safe: Yes
• Breastfeeding Safe: No (Ylang Ylang should be avoiding while breastfeeding)
• Dog/Horse Safe: Yes

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure anything.

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