Young Living’s essential oil mixture, stress is far, with much, my favorite mixture EVER. I have already rebuilt this mixture 3 times and doing a fourth bottle today! It is a dream of vanilla lovers. I have put it in all my products for the care of the DIY skin that I have made lately and even fly to use it as a perfume. It has warm and comforting vanilla reconforters with subtle citrus and higher lavender notes. There is a firewood grade with a slight touch of cinnamon. It may seem like a strange combination, but believe me, if you like vanilla, you will love stress. Honestly, the name does not do justice: it needs a more exotic name.
Since I have rebelled this mixture of essential oil, I have experienced to add more lavender here, a little more of Lima there and, honestly, there is no variation of proportions that ruin it. Vanilla is a strong aroma and whenever the greatest amount of drops is recorded, its mixture will be fine.
If you are very familiar with The original mixtureCopaiba is the essential oil that the mixture contains more. However, the mixture contains vanilla, not absolute vanilla or vanilla oleoresin.
My recipe is for 15 ml, but I will also give a recipe for 5 ml in case I want to try it first.
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What is the stress essential oil mixture?
Stress was formulated to help reduce stress and relax the mind. It has a happy and edifying aroma that has often described as tropical due to vanilla and lime.
When the pressure is acted, find a moment of calm with the peaceful aroma of this mixture and sweet citrus. Created by Young Living Founder D. Gary Young, Young Living Stress Away Essential Oil Blend combines aromas from around the world, offering a getaway on his moments of high pressure. Whether you spread it or mix it in your lotion, let your edifying aroma be part of your happy and positive day, every day.
What you will need to make stress mix:
Materials
- 117 drops of vanilla absolut
- 57 Copaiba drops
- 57 Lima drops
- 27 lavender drops
- 27 drops cedarwood
- 15 drops ocotea (or cinnamon cortex)
Instructions
- Add all essential oils to a glass bottle.
- Replace the lid and stir!
- If spread, use 10 drops in a diffuser.
Grades
- It is normal for vanilla not to mix well with the rest of the essential oils. However, this is not a problem with the aroma. I recommend shaking it before each use.
- Use the DIY stress of the essential oil mixture to spread, as an aroma in the care of the DIY skin, combine 40 drops with distilled water and a tablespoon. Witch hazel for a room spray, linen spray or air ambient or add 20-30 drops to a roll in a bottle with sweet almond oil, applied to pulse points to relax or perfume.
Stress recipe for 5 ml:
- 39 drops of vanilla oleoresin
- 19 Copaiba falls
- 19 Lima drops
- 9 lavender drops
- 9 drops cedarwood
- 5 Ocotea drops (or cinnamon cortex)
- 5 ml Glass dropper bottle
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How to use DIY stress of the essential oil mixture:
- Spread 10 drops in a diffuser.
- Add 40-60 drops to A glass spray bottle In addition to distilled water and 1 tablespoon of Hamamelis or vodka for a room spray/linen spray.
- Add 10-20 drops to a Bottle And cover with sweet almond oil, grape oil or fractional coconut oil for stressful moments or like a perfume!
- Add to the products for the care of the DIY skin such as body oils, lotions, facial oil or even serum.
- Use in a Diña Caña diffuser.
- Place 1-3 drops of a cotton ball and place it in the air conditioning vents of your car.
Maybe he wonders why he can do when he can Just buy it In Amazon or a YL dealer? Well, you can completely buy the original, but I spread a lot and as said before I have already gone through 3 bottles of DIY and just made a room. While spending money on 6 essential oils in advance may seem a lot, I’m definitely saving money since I love this mixture. In addition, I hope you already have some of the oils.
I have all my ESSENTIAL OIL MIX DECEASES, all in one place now to facilitate access! What is your favorite?
XX, Jenni
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