Amazing Christmas Essential Oils You need to Try!
You all know how much I love essential oils. I bought my first bottle of Thieves almost 6 years ago and have added so much to my collection over the years!
Yes, at first I was also skeptical of what people claimed these oils could do but now, I can’t believe it took me so long to buy them! If you know a mom or friend that is curious about the oils but scared to try them, hook them up with a starter kit!
You can also buy them a bottle of Thieves or immunity boost and trust me, they’ll be hooked and thank you over and over again!
When YL came out with a Christmas Spirit scent, it became my new love! I searched for something similar but not as pricey and found this gem by Revive! No more candles in our house!
During the holiday season I normally diffuse Thieves or Immunity Boost and add extra cinnamon bark oil to it or orange oil and have always loved that smell.
I still enjoy it, but once I smelled Christmas Spirit and Christmas Morning, I’ll never go back! Yes, it’s that good!
One of my best friends told me she actually diffuses it all year-long! I can’t describe the smell but it’s unlike any candle or stuffy perfume scent that you would think it would be.
Christmas Spirit is a combination of Cinnamon Bark, Orange, and Spruce which are three of my favorite!
So throw those toxic candles in the trash and grab yourself a diffuser and some Christmas Spirit or Christmas Morning oil instead this year!
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Essential oils have helped my family so much! For more information about why I love essential oils, click here.
I make my own foaming hand soap with essential oils and normally add Thieves during the winter months to help fight off cold and flu germs.
However, this Christmas I am making my soap with Christmas Spirit because I can’t get enough of that beautiful scent!
To learn more about making your own foaming hand soap and my recipe, click here.
There are so many other essential oils that are perfect for diffusing this holiday season. Below are a photos of just a few of them.
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