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Kiss Me, I’m Irish Lip Balm
Kiss Me, I’m Irish Lip Balm Yield: 8-10 lip balm dispensers | Difficulty: Easy INGREDIENTS: 6 grams (approximately 4 teaspoons) Beeswax 10 grams (approx. 1 Tablespoon) Cocoa Butter 3 Tablespoons Jojoba Oil 10–20 drops of your chosen essential oil or blend for …
Kool-Aid® Lip Balm and Holiday Gift Guide
These colored lip balms are so fun to make for any woman, young or old! The Kool-Aid® not only gives the lip balms a vibrant color, but also a fun taste. You can even add peppermint essential oil to give …
“Oils to the Rescue” First Aid Kit and Coconut Oil Soothing Balm
Do you have a first aid kit in your home or car? First aid kits are great to have on hand when a little emergency presents itself. But wouldn’t you want to have your essential oils available too? The Oils …
Berry Mint Lip Stain
We all know berries have staining properties, since clothing is often affected. So, why not use this natural ability of berries to create a beauty product? Sounds like a fantastic idea to us! This lip stain is simple to make and tastes amazing!
Scented Sidewalk Chalk
Do your kids love to play with chalk, but get their hands really messy while they are at it? You can cut down on the mess a bit by making your own chalk in deodorant containers. Homemade retractable chalk is …
DIY Hair Pomade
This hair pomade works great for styling short hair! It is made from beeswax, shea butter or cocoa butter, and jojoba oil (which is technically a wax), so it’s thick enough to hold hair effectively. Though this product has been formulated to use on hair as a pomade, it is extremely versatile and could also be used as an eyebrow smoother, lotion or hand cream, and even lip balm.
30 Ways to Use Coconut Oil in Everyday Life
A traditional staple in the Asian Pacific, coconut oil has a checkered history in the western world. Once mislabeled as a harmful saturated fat, raw, organic coconut oil is now widely recognized as not only a healthy culinary oil, but also an amazing natural supplement for disease prevention and optimal health.
Homemade Essential Oil Dilution Sticks
While some essential oils can be used “neat” (without dilution), many do require dilution, especially when used on children, pregnant women, or people with sensitive skin. The most common way to dilute essential oils is to mix them with fractionated coconut oil.
See Modern Essentials: Soothing Insect Bites and Stings
It’s summertime, and the insects are out and likely to bite. Learn which essential oils to keep on hand to help soothe bites and stings. The following information comes from the book Modern Essentials …
Essential Oil Stocking Stuffers
Are you looking for fun ideas for Christmas stocking stuffers? We’ve come up with lists of great essential oil–related stocking stuffer gifts for every member of the family! These lists include fun gifts that are also great tools for incorporating …
Just Add Oils to Your Mommy Routine
‘Tis the Season for Sickness
Seasonal changes can stress our immune systems, making us more susceptible to illness. Diffusing Protective Blend and using it on household surfaces can help avoid trouble. But it’s also best to be prepared with some “simple solutions,” should sickness strike.
Keys to Successful Essential Oil Classes (Including 50+ Class Ideas)
Teaching classes about essential oils can be a great way to share your love for essential oils with others—and it can be a great way to introduce others to essential oils and possibly increase sales if you’re a distributor.
All About Carrier Oils—FAQs and Information Charts
Because we have had many questions and figure others do too, we decided to dig deep and find the answers about the differences in carrier oils and how to choose one for your needs.
Essential Oil Spotlight: Lavender
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) essential oil has a wonderful, sweet, floral aroma with herbaceous, balsamic, and woody undertones. The aroma of lavender has been used for many years in sachets, pillows, and potpourri to help promote feelings of serenity and peace.