7 Ways Peace & Calming Essential Oil Blend From Young Living Lives Up To Its Name
If managing meltdowns or achieving focus during transitional parts of the day has proven to be a challenge for you or your family during the wild summer schedule, try reaching for the Peace & Calming blend.
Relax into the combined aromas of Blue Tansy, Orange, Tangerine, Patchouli, Ylang Ylang, and more. Together they work to create a calming, tranquil sense of peace.
Peace & Calming is great to diffuse and can also be applied topically. Here are some ways Young Living recommends incorporating Peace & Calming into the day:
- Work, parenting, and even just finding time to breathe can take a toll on your skin. Peace & Calming includes Young Living’s Orange and Blue Tansy essential oils, which help reduce the appearance of blemishes and soothe your skin. That's a yes from me!
- Use as a perfume on the wrists and neck as desired to create your distinguished signature scent.
- Add drops to unscented lotion as an easy way to reapply it throughout the day.
- Add a drop of Peace & Calming to your skincare at night before you go to bed to give your skin (and bedtime!) routine a boost.
- Make a skin spray with 2 ounces of water and 10 drops of Peace & Calming to use whenever you want to refresh tired skin. This is best in a glass spray bottle designed for essential oils.
- Maybe work was stressful, the kids are a little stir-crazy, and you got stuck on the freeway for an hour... Sometimes it can be tough just to get through the day. Take a break to center yourself with a Peace & Calming-infused bath. Add 5 drops of Peace & Calming and 5 drops of Copaiba essential oil to ½ cup of Epsom salt then add to the bath for a relaxing soak. Pro Tip: If you have empty bottles of these oils, you can place the whole bottle into your bath water and soak it all in!
- Apply Peace & Calming to the bottoms of feet at night as part of a bedtime ritual for your whole family.
Enjoy your oily day!
Lisa and Rich Jelinek, Young Living ID 1795137
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