101 Uses For The DoTERRA Intro Kit
101 Uses For The DoTERRA Intro Kit
101 Uses For The DoTERRA Intro Kit
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Intro Kit
14. Take the Spine Out of Scuffs. Got a scuff mark that just wont go away? Lemon oil lifts
scuff marks in markable ways!
15. Curtail the Dank, Musty or Mildewed. Things get stored away. Things get old. Things
dont see the light of day. Chase away that old smell and inject new energy with a
good lemon oil wipe down.
16. Stop Cutting Board Bacteria Palooza. Cutting boards can harbor bacteria in your
kitchen. Nobody wants to taste the chemicals you have in your cleaning closet, yet
most people love the taste of lemon!
17.
Control an Aphid Invasion, Naturally. Aphids -- those pesky little bugs that dine on
your roses and other plants. Lemon oil (or peppermint) with water in a garden spray
bottle are a natural pesticide that kills aphids and their larvae on contact, but leave
your plants looking lovely.
18. Spot-Free Dishes. Add a few drops of lemon oil to your dishwasher soap container with each load. Your dishes
will come out looking like new spot-free!
19. Refresh Bad Smelling Washcloths. When your kitchen washcloths smell foul and could use a boost, add lemon
oil to your detergent, soak overnight, wash, dry and your kitchen will smell so much better!
Cooking & Food
20. Energy Boost. For a quick, refreshing energy boost, combine a couple drops each of lemon essential oil and
peppermint essential oil in a glass of water and drink up. Add a lemony taste to your bottled water!
21. Zest Up Your Sugary Indulgences. There are an infinite number of ways lemon oil can add a bit of freshness to
your sugary savors: Lemon frosting Lemon meringue Sour cream lemon pie Lemon cakes Lemon tart
glaze Lemon squares Lemon cookies Breathtaking, awe-inspiring lemonade
22. Pep Up Your Entres. With lemon oil, there are countless ways to make the bland zippy, or the blah peppy:
Roasted salmon & asparagus with lemon oil, Linguine & shrimp with lemon oil, Lemon oil drizzled over
vegetables (especially broccoli), Lemon garlic shrimp or to add a fresh kick to an already great salad.
23. Preserve What Youve Got. Use lemon oil in a spray to keep your cut fruit fresh until serving.
Body & Mind
24. Ease Respiratory Gunkity Goop. When used with a humidifier, its a great way to slow wheezing, colds, cough,
and other upper respiratory problems.
25. De-scratch Your Scratchy Throat. Adding a couple drops of lemon essential oil to warm water & Honey can
change that yucky sore throat feeling, slow a nasty cough, and douse a fever. Lemon oil fights bacteria, as
well as viruses.
26. Honeylicious Hair Highlights Chemical Free. Skip the expensive salon highlight treatment, and use lemon oil
to create your own hair highlights. Just go in the sun after using with your hair product, and it will lighten your
hair. Be careful, it works well!
27.
Fight the Fungus Among Us. Tired of seeing that unsightly nail
fungus? Lemon oil is great for nails, and can help fight against nail
fungus.
28. Halt the Nervous Nellie, In You. When combined with lavender oil and
diffused into a room, youll find you feel less anxious and in a better mood.
29. Clear Thinking & Clear Focus, Made Visible. A clear mind, a clean
slate, a fresh outlook. Its all good. Real good. Diffuse lemon oil and you
got it.
30. Take the Heat Out of Cold Sores. When you have a gnarly cold sore thats just begging for attention, douse it
with a few drops of lemon oil and youll have a new best friend.
31.
Nice Mood No Really. Chase away the moody blues (not the band), with a bit of blah-reducing lemon oil. Whether
you choose to diffuse it or apply topically, its hard to not improve your outlook with lemon oil around!
32. Was That a Crusty? Next time you notice hard, crusty skin on your feet, (e.g. corns, calluses or bunions) regularly
add a few drops of lemon oil and youll soon have softened skin!
33. A Brighter Complexion. Lemon oil can help remove dead skin cells and exfoliate. For a homemade exfoliant,
add 4-5 drops to a small amount of oatmeal and water for a homemade scrub. Feels great!
Peppermint
Home
1. Calm a Tempest. Just one drop of peppermint oil rubbed on the stomach or
taken internally can calm indigestion, an upset stomach or other internal digestive
commotion. A must-have when traveling!
2.
Restore Vitality in the Mouth. When your breath is sharp and your mouth feels
furry, peppermint oil with water (and lemon oil) creates a healthy, refreshing
mouth rinse that leaves a lasting crisp, clean feeling.
3. Its About Air Flow. When sinuses seem to be clogged, and throats swollen
and scratchy, diffuse peppermint oil (or apply topically on the chest) for almost
immediate relief and revitalizing air flow. Peppermint acts as an expectorant and may provide relief for colds,
cough, sinusitis, asthma, and bronchitis.
4. Cool the Joints. When the ravages of time wreak havoc on your joints, leaving that hot and achy feeling,
peppermint oil mixed with lavender oil cools like an ice bath, but you to stay warm and dry.
5. Feel Full, Faster. Satiety. Its about feeling full, and not overeating. The aroma of peppermint oil has the ability to
make you feel full, fasterespecially if you breathe it in during a meal!
6. Cool Your Tootsies. If youve been on your feel all day or religiously wear hard soled shoes, just add peppermint
oil to a cold water compress to cool your overworked, over heated tootsies.
7. Perk Up. The invigorating aroma of peppermint is a wonderful, non-stimulating way to perk up on long drives, in
school, during late night homework or any other time you need to burn the midnight oil.
8. Energize Your Lather. Some shampoo and conditioner combos can make you want to go back to sleep. No
energy. No pep. No fun. Not good. Add peppermint to your potions to stimulate the scalp, energize and wake up!
The oil is an antiseptic in nature, and can also help remove dandruff and lice.
9. Allergies Beware. Peppermint oil has the ability to relax muscles in the body -- the same muscles that line our
airways and become affected in allergy season. Peppermint oil (with lemon) should certainly be another arrow in
your allergy treatment quiver!
10. Chase Away Tension Headaches. Got a mind numbing headache? A few drops of peppermint dabbed on your
temples, neck and sinuses can quickly spring into action and chase that headache away!
11. Help Kids Get on the Ball. The next time Junior is a little unresponsive to all that is going on with school and
homework, try spritzing a little peppermint on his shirt before study time, placing drop on the tongue or under
the nose for improved concentration and alertness.
12. Seep, Soak & Revitalize. After a long day, apply peppermint, let it seep in and then soak in a warm bath or
shower. The refreshing peppermint vapor will make you feel cool, relaxed and energized again.
13. Add a Refreshing Kick to Your Tea. Just one drop of peppermint oil can add life to any herbal tea (without
having to add lots of sugar) while also aiding in normal digestion or to relieve heartburn.
14.
A Should I Work Out Today? Antidote. You ask yourself this question. Its OK. Using peppermint oil prior to
exercise immediately awakens your senses and gets you in your right mind so you can crank.
15. A Snack Vendors Nightmare. When you get that mid-morning craving, diffuse peppermint oil to reign in the urge
to snack on junk food, or anything else that might appear before you.
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16.
Add Zip to All Things Chocolate. Enhance your chocolate in a gazillion ways: gourmet hot chocolate, mint
brownie frosting, peppermint bark, peppermint patties, peppermint brownies, peppermint chocolate Bundt cake,
red velvet cupcakes with white chocolate peppermint cream cheese, yum!
17.
Brisk, Delightful Confections. Peppermint chiffon cake, homemade candy canes,
butter mints, peppermint ice cream, peppermint glaze over pastries and cookies, and
homemade peppermint patties.
18. Unforgettable Beverages. Peppermint water on ice, peppermint mocha, peppermint tea,
peppermint hot chocolate, thats right its all delish.
31.
For That Marathon in Clogs Feeling. When you feel like youve just run a marathon in clogs, and your feet are
a hot mess of ouch, massage peppermint oil onto aching feet, joints, and strained muscles.
32. Leap from Lethargic. Feeling lethargic or in a brain fog? Peppermint has been known to improve blood
circulation and awareness, leaving you with an energized, awake feeling.
33. Go Eight-Leg Free. When you diffuse peppermint into the room, youll notice fewer spiders. Why? They dont like
it. Its safe, contains no harsh chemicals or pesticides. It doesnt kill the spiders, but forces them out.
Lavender
Home
1. Chase Away Stagnant Closet Air. You know that smell. Fabrics of all variety,
shoes for every occasion, plus a dirty clothes bin and no fresh air can only
equal one thingyou need lavender essential oil. Whether diffused, drizzled on
earthen ware, or dripped on cotton balls, chase stagnancy away!
2. T ake the Bite Out of It. Insects, creepies and crawlies are not too fond of the
smell of lavender. In fact, they hate it. If you forget to go the prevention route,
lavender soothes bites, itching and inflammation.
3.
A Multi-Purpose Spray. Next time you are sitting in traffic, pull out a spray bottle
filled with a lavender and water mixture and freshen your car. Who wouldnt
prefer a car smelling like lavender?
4.
Kids Wont Go Down? Lavender drops on their pillows its like magic. It will help ease their mind, calm them
down, make bedtime a bit more rewarding, and best of all lull them into a restful sleep.
5.
Skip the Aerosol Chemical Sprays. Next time you are deodorizing the bathroom, think of lavender and water in a
spray bottle. Lavenders antibacterial, antibiotic, antiviral, antiseptic properties can only help.
6.
Take the Acrid Out of Vinegar. If you clean with vinegar, but can barely stay
vertical while using it, lavender is the answer. Just add lavender and vinegar
together in the spray bottle and youre set!
7.
Therapeutic Dish or Laundry Soap. If your liquid soap smells a bit flat, you can
add lavender for additional aromatherapy benefits and antibacterial properties. It
transforms your cleaning experience!
8. Lovable Linens. What does your linen closet smell like? Probably cotton. Maybe
old cotton. Energize your linens with lovely smelling lavender. It leaves no oil
marks and leaves things invigoratingly fresh.
9.
Lavender candles. Ahhh the long lost art of candle making. If youve ever made
candles you know how fun it can be. When you add lavender, the smell that is
released is intensely therapeutic!
10.
Wood Floors, Like New. A tired wood floor is, well tired. Commercial floor
polishes often contain harsh chemicals. Woods love oil. Just add lavender to your cleaning system and your
floor can look like new!
11. Help That Trusty Ball Cap. A well-worn, much loved ball cap can look great, but smell like a wild animal. Add 4-5
drops of lavender to make it bearable. It will be your favorite hat if you have a headache too!
12. Change Your Sheets, Refresh Your Mattress. Unfortunately, your mattress can be neglected, and have that
wires, foam and fabric smell. Add lavender when you change your sheets and neglect no more!
13. Homemade Room Freshener. Put baking soda and a 5-6 drops of lavender oil in a small Mason jar. Punch holes
in the lid. Place in smelly areas (near garbage can, dirty clothes), shake jar often. Smile.
14. Pet Smells No More. Add a skiff or two of your baking soda and lavender mixture to carpets and vacuum up! If
you have pets, (especially the un potty trained variety), fight back with lavender!
15. Extra Potpourri Mileage. If you have a pot of potpourri, that has seen its day, try refreshing it with a few drops of
lavender essential oil. Youll love the way lavender can change the feel of your home!
16. Sweet Smelling Vacuum Bags. Your vacuum can be your nemesis when it comes to keeping your home smelling
clean. As you well know, it can even blow microfine dirt! Pin some cotton balls (soaked in lemon and lavender
oils) on the inside of the bag and let your vacuum blow!
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Lavender is one of the most versatile and soothing of all essential oils. Because dTERRA oils are Certified Pure Therapeutic
Grade, you can be assured that they make a delightful companion to many types of food! Think of the possibilities
17. Soften Citrus Flavors. Use in delicate lemon sauces for chicken or fish or in powerful orange marmalades, citrus
salads, real lemonade and more!
18. Amazing Marinades and BBQ. Baste chicken or fish on the grill with honey or a garlic and rosemary blend,
spread over roasted vegetables, marinade chicken pieces in honey and lavender, yum!
19. Bake Like the Best. Lavender is a nice addition to lavender blueberry banana bread, lemon lavender cookies,
baked salmon, lavender sugar cookies, lavender muffins, lavender cakes, oh yeah!
20. Give Your Sugars a Delightful Twist. Use as a substitute for vanilla extract (in creams, custards and sugars), use
it in lavender icing, add to honey for extra flavor in tea or toast, and even maple syrup!
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21.
The Oatmeal Secret. Fill a baby food jar with oatmeal, and add 5-8 drops of lavender oil. When its time to
wash your face, add water and it becomes an excellent natural scrub! A little goes a long way.
22. Rub a Dub Dub. Rather than using regular soap and warm water at babys bath time, add about five drops of
lavender oil to the warm water. Your tots skin will be pampered and smell great!
23. Soak Away Stress. Your muscles are tight. Anxiety and deadlines are
eating at you. Your heart is racing. Wheres the pressure release valve?
Right here, with lavender. Add to a warm bath, soak it in, soothe.
24.
Let Vapor Talk. Wet your hair in the shower. Add 4 drops of lavender
to a handful of water and work it into your hands and hair. Tilt your
head down, under the water and capture the aroma instilled vapor
as it melts off your hands and hair. Youll love how it smells, and
how your hair feels!
25. Target Acne, at the Source. Bacteria thrive in sebaceous glands
that over produce sebumthat waxy stuff that can be associated
with acne. Lavender helps balance sebum and control break outs.
26. Minor Burns, Major Relief. When youve slightly overdone it in the sun, a little lavender oil is helpful in preventing
peeling skin. It aids in your skins healing without scarring as well!
27. Boo Boo Relief. Lavender has disinfecting properties. Its great for the skin, and wonderful for relief from cuts
and scrapes, especially if the cut or scrape is located wherever its difficult to keep covered.
28. Alleviate Feelings of Earaches. You can warm lavender (dont scald it), mix with olive oil and gently massage
around the ears (not in the ears) and near glands in the throat.
29. A Dry Climate Answer. If you suffer from dry, itchy skin, and dont want to mess around with chemical smelling
lotions, add lavender to fractionated coconut oil and comfort will be yours!
30. Horrific Heels & Foot Fatigue. If youve been wearing sandals all summer, and your heels look like the Atacama
Desert, 6 drops of lavender in a hot foot bath is the answer. Your porous feet will thank you.
31. Neck & Wing Relief. When you have neck and scapula tension, apply lavender with fractionated coconut oil,
32. A Hood of Wonder. Next time you have a cold or the flu, remember the lavender steam hood. Add 4-6 drops to a
bowl of hot water. Place a towel over your head, and inhale the vapor slowly and deeply.
33. A Woodworkers Friend. Do you work with wood or handle wood? Rather than dig a hole in your finger trying to
catch that splinter, add a few drops of lavender, let the splinter swell and slip out.
34. Allergies, Sinuses & Congestion Oh My! Lavender can calm down unruly sinus issues, defiant allergies and
other respiratory issues. Just apply on the back of your neck, chest, and between your eyes.
35. Fortify Your First Aid Kit. There are many dTERRA products that would be tres glam additions to your First-Aid kit,
but if you could only pick one, Lavender should be it. Why? Basic First-Aid kits are often geared toward minor skin
irritation, scrapes, rashes, and so forth. Lavender is great for all those, not to mention its calming properties!
Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or
prevent any disease.