Come explore the wonderful world of essential oils! Host Jamie D. explains what the deal is with them, why they seem so dang pricy, what makes them effective, and why not all oils are created equal.
- LearnWhy essential oils are important chemically
- What EOs are made from & what goes into the process
- Brands and grades to trust
Get out your paper & pencil- Tons of information in this episode's takeaway!
Jamie shares her top 10 favorite oils, the unique qualities of each when it comes to healing properties, and how to use them!
Also you will learn several application methods for essential oils.
A few bonus oils were thrown into the mix because of how highly effective they are.
Plus you will discover some tried-and-true blends that are truly powerful.
Hope you enjoy this one!
Reach out to Jamie D. Human Soundcheck
or email: jamie@humansoundcheck.com
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