It’s an easy decision to start using and sharing Young Living essential oils. The positive benefits of essential oils can help not only you but your entire social circle. But be warned: Once you start, it’s almost impossible to go back.
Here are 21 signs that you are obsessed with essential oils.
- You’re pretty sure the answer to every problem is Thieves.
- Your whole family and circle of friends now use oils (except for that one uncle).
- You use essential oils on your kids . . . and your neighbours’ kids.
- For every situation, you start saying, “There’s an oil for that!”
- Preparing your bath feels a bit like Macbeth: “Double, double, no more toil or trouble, I’m using Harmony!”
- You can’t wind down at night without diffusing your Lavender. Non-negotiable.
- You diffuse Peace & Calming in the car to balance out the chaos of commuting.
- You believe that people who “don’t believe” in essential oils just haven’t tried them yet.
- Everything in your house smells like Citrus Fresh.
- You can’t get out of bed until you diffuse your Lemon each morning.
- You try and stay below the household budget so you can buy more oils.
- Before an important meeting you apply ‘Stress Away’ all over.
- You are convinced Peppermint is the answer to any head tension.
- You’ve used oils to make your own shampoo, deodorant and toothpaste.
- When people ask what perfume you’re wearing, you proudly tell them about each of the oils and their benefits.
- You can’t use “ordinary” cosmetics because your skin looks better using an oils beauty routine.
- You keep emergency oils in your purse, your backpack, your desk and your car.
- You have at least seven bottles of your favourite oil, just in case.
- Your Pinterest board for essential oils is overflowing with pins (but still compliant).
- When your neighbour is grumpy about your invitations to use essential oils, you suggest an essential oil to diffuse to help to elevate his grouchy mood.
- You have a special cupboard just for your oils, categorised by essential oil singles, essential oil blends and essential oils for flavour and cooking. They might just be colour coded, too.
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