Oil camp 

Day 3 Wednesday- Task 1

Good morning! Did you use On Guard on your feet before bed last night? How about peppermint to wake yourself up this morning? Let's keep building on this wellness routine!
Today, we are going to share with you some tips about how to use both frankincense and lavender. We’re going to cover a lot of ground so buckle up! ????

Day 3 Wednesday- Task 2


Frankincense is an incredible oil for skin rejuvenation, healthy cell replication, and SO MUCH MORE! As part of this camp, we’re going to walk you through some simple DIY projects to help you see all the cool ways you can use oils in your life! Today’s DIY is a soothing salve that can be used for all sorts of needs in your family. Check it out!

Day 3 Wednesday- Task 3

Next up is lavender! This is what we lovingly refer to as the “Swiss Army knife of essential oils”. Why?? Because you will use it for just about EVERYTHING! It’s an amazing oil with so many different functions and beneficial properties. Don’t leave home without it! 




Day 3 Wednesday- Task 4                  
For our lavender DIY project, we’re going to show you how to make relaxing bath salts! This DIY is SO quick and easy, you’ll find yourself using it all the time! 




Day 3 Wednesday - Task 5 

And lastly, your Daily Challenge!
Today we want you to try both frankincense and lavender. Here are a bunch of ideas!
* Add a drop of frankincense to your face lotion and apply to your face and neck
* Diffuse frankincense either alone or with wild orange for a boost to your mood
* Rub 1-2 drops frankincense on the back of your neck and behind your ears to promote feelings of wellbeing
* *Rub 1-2 drops frankincense on the bottom of your feet for immune support
* Take one to two drops frankincense in a veggie capsule to support healthy cellular function
* Mix 1-2 drops lavender (and/or frankincense!) with your hand lotion to help promote supple skin during dry times of the year
* Try a drop of lavender on a skin irritation (such as a minor burn, abrasion, or bug bite)
* Diffuse lavender during the dinner/bedtime witching-hour and notice if your normally-crazy children mellow out a bit ?
* Use lavender to promote a restful night’s sleep. Rub a few drops on the bottom of your feet, on your wrists, behind your ears, or even place a drop on your pillow or the top edge of your sheets!
Bonus: If you have children at home, spend a few extra minutes with them at bedtime and rub a drop of lavender on their feet or spine. If you have a spouse or partner, offer a foot massage and share the benefits of more restful sleep with your loved ones. (Did that sound like a commercial?? It kind of felt like one as I was writing it… ?)
Comment below what you chose to do, whether one of our ideas or one of your own!