Pollen Allergy Blend

Long known for its bright, tangy, and pure scent, lemon essential oil can clear and refresh a fatigued mind quickly when added to your diffuser. The ability of lemon essential oil to increase mental clarity and elevate the mood makes lemon essential oil a particularly useful oil for use in the home or workplace. This oil’s fragrance is especially familiar and cherished, it is warm and can uplift the spirit like a lemon drop in a child’s mouth. The fresh, sweet scent of lemon, combined with its healing properties, makes lemon an excellent choice for those who may be sensitive to stronger medicinal smelling oils such as tea tree.

Lavender oil is extracted mostly from the flowers of the lavender plant, primarily through steam distillation.  Lavender flowers are fragrant in nature and have been used for making potpourri for centuries. The oil is very useful in aromatherapy and many aromatic preparations and combinations.

Lavender oil is the world’s best-selling essential oil and should be a staple in every family’s home. Lavender oils cooling, relaxing and uplifting effects have been cherished throughout the world for hundreds of years.

Peppermint Essential Oil has a long history. Not only does it smell good, it also has a surprising number of health benefits. It’s definitely a good thing to have on hand if you’re feeling a bit under the weather, or if you just want to lift yourself out of a funk. If used properly, peppermint oil can be a great addition to your household.

Peppermint oil is well-known for the dramatic effect it has on the body and mind. In the body, it is particularly well-suited for opening the breath, and relaxing an overworked body. Adding a few drops of peppermint to a massage oil or lotion and rubbed on after a yoga session or enthusiastic hike can do wonders for restoring feelings of comfort and ease. Peppermint is one of the first oils we reach for whenever we need to clear the air or restore balance to the family facing the challenges of winter.