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My favourite essential oils collection!


Hey Guys!



This is my absolute favourite kit to start with! It has EVERYTHING you need to start using your oils and taking back control of you and your family's wellbeing.

Frankincense - The King of Oils, need I say more?

Oregano and Tea Tree - AMAZING for winter time yuckies

Digestzen - basically anything that causes burps, toots, etc, etc you need this ;)

OnGuard - if you go outside and are around people... you want this on.

Lavender - so many uses, not enough space... night time bliss zzzzzz

Easy Air - like a chest rub... only better!

Peppermint - I keep this on me at ALL times... this one wakes me up in the morning and says bye bye to head tension... (also REALLY good to bake with;)

Lemon - what do we not use this for? There is good reason this was the first oil I ran out of. It goes in my homemade washing powder, is an anchor oil for my daughter, you can cook with it, and it makes a great cleaner!

Ice Blue - whack this oil on before and after a workout... just make sure it's diluted!

Petal Diffuser - This guy will help you get started right away using your oils. Perfect for a small or large room... Just add more drops for a bigger space!

If you have any questions about these oils, or you would like to know how to get started, just send me a message and I will be happy to help! 

Thanks for reading!

Jacqui xxx

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