While at the 2015 International Grand Convention, I had the privilege of giving out sample fragrance strips of the new Northern Lights Black Spruce essential oil at the Simply Oils booth. Members found the crisp, rich, woodsy aroma inviting and a welcome addition to their essential oil collections. I was also asked for my suggestions, and after experimenting with the oil, I found that there are so many ways to integrate this versatile and unique oil into my daily routine, including:
- Add Northern Lights Black Spruce to V-6™ Vegetable Oil Complex and apply during massage.
- Diffuse or apply topically for a rich, woodsy, and invigorating aroma.
- Dilute and use with Aroma Siez™ or Cool Azul™ essential oil blends before, during, or after exercise.
- Apply topically to help maintain the appearance of healthy-looking skin.
- Add Epsom salt and a few drops of Northern Lights Black Spruce to bathwater for a relaxing, aromatic experience.
- Add to your skin care products to add a dimension of woodsy aroma.
Create Custom Blends Using Northern Lights Black Spruce:
Try incorporating Northern Lights Black Spruce into your custom blends to add an uplifting, woodsy scent. Here are a few suggestions that I’ve enjoyed creating:
Floral Spruce Blend
Diffuse this blend for a relaxing, slightly floral aroma.
- 5 drops Northern Lights Black Spruce
- 4 drops Jasmine
Northern Reflection
Use this rich scent during meditation or your sacred time to help support a sense of grounding and spiritual awareness.
- 5 drops Northern Lights Black Spruce
- 2 drops Hinoki
- 2 drops Frankincense
- 1 drop Ravintsara
Spruced-Up Skin Moisturizer
Treat your skin with this sweet, sensual, and uplifting aroma.
- V-6 Vegetable Oil Complex as desired
- 3 drops Northern Lights Black Spruce
- 2 drops Blue Cypress
- 2 drops Cedarwood
Northern Lights Black Spruce 1st Distillation Edition:
Another way to get even more of this unique oil is the Northern Lights Black Spruce 1st Distillation Kit. This kit includes a 10-ml bottle of essential oil and a 53-ml bottle of raw essential water, which is drawn from the very first distillation at our new Northern Lights farm in Canada. The limited-edition kit comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity, a commemorative booklet recounting D. Gary Young’s first experience with black spruce, and an additional free 5-ml bottle of Northern Lights Black Spruce.
The fragrant raw essential water is light and pleasant, and although it is not as concentrated or powerful as the essential oil, it can be used in a variety of ways:
- Fill a spritzer bottle and spray in your room or on your pillowcase.
- For hotter climates, use the fresh aroma as a cooling body spritzer.
- Add to a foot bath or bathwater.
- Diffuse in units that use water and oils.
- Pour on hot rocks in a sauna.
What’s your favorite way to use Northern Lights Black Spruce? Share with us in the comments!
—Heidi Jeanfreau, Young Living International and Portfolio Brand Manager
Hi Meiling! You can absolutely use it with any other oils (including cedarwood and juniper) to create your own scent. Feel free to share with us your experiences with that blend! Thanks for stopping by!
I’m very grateful to have found this oil!
I just received my start up kit and also Black Spruce. I like the smell too!
I adore the Dew Drop Diffuser with 3-4 drops Northern Lights Black Spruce and 2 drops Valor. OMG!
I just bought some to put in my next batch of my husband’s beard conditioner with Tea Tree and Frankincense!
I can only imagine what that’s gunna smell like! Mmmmmm
This is a most magnificent oil! I love this new oil. I use it daily.
I love using this in my husband’s homemade cologne and diffusing it at night. I am going to experiment with a bath mix using Northern Lights Black Spruce next!
I was one of the lucky ones to receive the Northern Lights Black Spruce essential oil at convention. I am so happy and grateful for it. The black spruce tree is the one we need most at these times. Please read wonderful words at the back of the Northern Lights Black Spruce 1st Distillation Kit. Thank you Gary for this wonderful gift and all it took to finally discover the meaning of Northern Lights Black Spruce. Gabriela from Frankfurt, Germany