It's been awhile since I've posted because I have been away in Maine. Which is like living in a constant diffuser. Just walking outside I'm bathed in the aroma of Conifers. On my property alone I have 5 different species of Spruce, Pine and Fir it's absolutely yummy.
When I arrived back in Florida I began to put together an idea a friend of mine has been wanting to do. She's loves the Essential oils that I've introduced her to and wanted to learn more about them. She thought it would be fun to do that with friends. Last Sunday it all came together and we had a blast. She invited a group of her friends over to her house and I brought all the materials needed for everyone to custom blend three luscious and effective Essential oil products.
Kim wanted to focus on skincare and a healthy, non-chemical cleaning spray. Using 6 skin supportive Essential oils these five woman created incredibly unique Lotions and Salt scrubs. At the same time they learned how and why Essential oils work, how to know if the oils they're buying are pure, therapeutic grade Essential oils and safe blending techniques so that they could begin to explore Essential oils on their own.
One of the woman thought it would be fun to have another House party and focus on Holiday products. So I'm having fun thinking of the aromas that would spark Holiday memories;
Evergreen, peppermint, Frankincense and Myrrh. Even some products to help ease and calm the possible Holiday stress. Not to mention keeping us strong and healthy through the cold and flu season.
If you would like to host a house party let me know, it's really easy. We can do it at your house or mine. (I have a great studio to play in). It would cost each person $40.00 and they would get to make three products that you could choose from long list of ideas that I have put together (or one that you might have). They would also get a manual that has lots of information and resources about Essential oils including other recipes.
I'll be posting pictures of our Sunday group and some of their blends.
Talk with you soon,
Nancy
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