From Young Living eNews, July 3, 2014
- “Perfume! I love the scent of Lavender.” —Pattie B.
- “As a mother of six, every single child gets Lavender every night before bed. They get it on their feet and behind their ears.” —Sarah L.
- “Added to frosting, it makes the most delicious topping for delicate sugar cookies! Yum!” —Jeanne C.
- “I add Lavender to my puppy’s bath water to make her smell pretty.” —Vivian F.
“I use Lavender essential oil on my hair to revive my curls and combine it with baking soda to refresh our beds, plus lots of other ways. I love all my oils, but Lavender is one of my favorites!”
—Rachel Lunt in Young Living e-news, July 31, 2013
“I apply Lavender essential oil to my feet every night to encourage restful sleep. I even use it on my 17-month-old son’s feet to soothe him at bedtime. Love it!”
—Marlene Coulter in Young Living e-news, July 17, 2013
“My family and I went to Disneyland last week. I took a small spray bottle, put bottled water inside with 10 drops of lavender oil, and used it for odors in the hotel room. It made the room smell very nice and fresh. My daughter said I should have thought of it years ago. Thanks, Young Living, for great products. We love lavender oil for so many things!”
—Glenda Ellis, Young Living e-News Jan 2, 2013
“I mix equal parts of lemongrass and lavender essential oil (3 drops each in a 3-oz. spray bottle) with 2.5 oz. of water to refresh bedding, clothes, and upholstered furniture. I find it refreshes; eliminates stale, lingering odors; and leaves a fresh scent that is both uplifting and relaxing at the same time.”
—Sandra McDonald-Souter in Young Living e-news, Feb 15, 2012
“During a thunderstorm my shepherd and puggle would walk in circles and shiver in fear. With a few drops of lavender essential oil in the palms of my hand, I would pet their feet and heads. They would lick the oil clean off my hands and then sit quietly waiting for the storm to pass. Every other storm since then, they watch for me to get the oil on my palms and wait for the healing smell of lavender to calm them.”
—Pat Cooney in Young Living e-news, Dec 7, 2011
Tips
- Soothe minor burns by applying 2–3 drops of lavender essential oil to the affected area.
- Rub lavender essential oil on dry or chapped skin to moisturize the affected area.
- Add a few drops of lavender essential oil to a cotton ball and place it in closets and drawers to scent linens and repel moths and insects.
- You may be able to minimize the appearance of scar tissue by massaging lavender essential oil on or around affected areas.
- Place a few drops of lavender essential oil on a wet cloth or dryer sheet to deodorize and freshen your laundry.
- Diffuse lavender essential oil to minimize seasonal discomforts.
- Rub a few drops of lavender essential oil onto your hand and spread over your child’s pillow to help him/her sleep.
- Diffuse lavender essential oil to set the mood for a baby shower or social event.
- Diffuse or inhale lavender essential oil to calm your mind, body, and spirit after a hard day’s work.
More Tips
- Diffuse for a comforting and calming scent.
- Unwind by adding a few drops to a nighttime bath.
- Diffuse for a fresh, clean scent and to eliminate odors.
- May complement some of your favorite shampoos, lotions, or skin care products.