ReNew Pomegranate Lip Balm

The newest addition to my ReNew line of skincare is my ReNew Pomegranate Organic Lip Balm.  Made with 100% organic ingredients this healing and protective balm is a year around must. Here in a list of the ingredients I use and way:

Pomegranate Seed oil is a therapeutic ingredient in lots of high end / high priced skincare. I use a CO2 extract of organic Pomegranate Seeds. The CO2 extracting presses gives use a light oil with all the healing properties of the whole seed.  Extremely high in anti-oxidants and lipids (good fatty acids) including the rare “pucinic acid. Pomegranate seed is known to nourish and moisturize the skin, helps to improve elasticity and preventing aging. It is also known to help with sun and ultraviolet damage.

Organic Avocado Oil: Contains: vitamins A. B1, B2, Pantothenic acid, Vit. D, E, protein, lecithin, fatty acids Very penetrating and a superb emollient. Nourishing for dry and dehydrated skin, eczema, solar keratosis, improves elasticity. Avocado oil's moisturizing and skin softening properties make it a valuable addition to anti-wrinkle, anti-aging and mature skin blends.

Organic pure Shea Butter: Traditionally processed Shea Butter retains all of the botanical riches such as Vitamin A compounds, allantoin (found in aloe and comfrey), and circuminoids (anti-cancer compounds found in cumin) and catechins (anti-oxidant flavenoids found in green tea.) Shea Butter has been tested and proven effective at diminishing various signs of aging, skin regeneration in cases of sunburns and scars, wrinkle reduction, and both helping to prevent and reversing sun damage.

Organic Cocoa Butter: Rich and creamy and redolent of the chocolate that is its source, all natural Cocoa Butter is the ultimate skin conditioner.

Organic Coconut Oil: Traditionally Coconut oil has been used in Polynesia as both a hair and skin moisturizer and conditioning treatment. Coconut oil has long been used in skin care for its antimicrobial properties and as a moisturizer.

Sea Buckthorn Berry and Calendula CO2 Extracts:  known for millennia for their skin healing benefits.

Local Beeswax: this is what helps to keep the balm solid. It also helps put up a barrier between your skin and the elements.

Baobab Oil: Rich in vitamins A, E, and F and sterols, baobab oil absorbs quickly and is a wonderful oil to use in dry skin treatments and products designed to moisturize.

A new addition to the lip balm this year is Amaranth Seed CO2 Extract! Rich in polyunsaturated fats, it is an excellent preventative for sagging, aging skin, and mature skin, as well as dry, irritated, itchy skin, rich in omega-6, and naturally occurring squalane, making it an excellent moisturizer

That’s it, that’s all the ingredients. And unlike the $30 Pomegranate balms out there that are over 50% fillers / waxes every ingredient has a purpose and every one is a “active” ingredient.  1/2oz tube $4.99.   

SHEA BUTTER

I have had people asking me about the Shea butter I use in my products and if I sell it. Up to this point I have not for I can only get about 5# a year from the lady I get it from.  Why is that I have been ask, well here you go.

I think the Shea Butter I use is some of the best you can get! Unlike most of what you see in the stores and at some of the outdoor markets, what sets what I use apart from others is that it comes from one family, most of what you see is a mix, from the same region but from multiple families and most times it’s mixed from multiple regions as well.

 I met Momma Ray one day at a health far were we talked for hours about the benefits of using pure and natural things for skin care.  She told me about her family that is still in Togo Africa, and how the kids go out and get the Shea nuts by hand and handcraft the Shea butter themselves.  They keep what they need and send the rest to her. She gave me a small amount and we exchanged phone numbers. I use it to make up an aromatherapy body butter for her and went by to give it to her. About a month later I got a call from her asking if I could make her up more and something for her daughter’s skin, who had very bad acne. I told her I would trade her for some more of the Shea butter. At that time she could only give me about 3# a year as all of her family use it so she never had much to spare.  

Over the last year all her kids have moved out and now she had more then she could use. This last time I got 10# from her. Now I have some to offer you all of you, not much, but some.

Shea Butter has been used for centuries in Africa as a decongestant, an anti-inflammatory for sprains and arthritis, healing salve, lotion for hair and skin care, and cooking oil. However, the protective and emollient properties of Shea Butter are most valued for skin care. In recent clinical trials, Shea Butter was found to help to protect skin against climate and UV aggressions, prevent wrinkle formation, soothe irritated and chapped skin, and moisturize the epidermis. Shea Butter also enhances cell regeneration and capillary circulation, which helps prevent and minimize stretch marks, inflammations, and scarring.

I have been ask why the Shea I use is not the dark yellow that you see in some stores, this is because the shea I use has not had color added to it, true unrefined Shea will have a very light yellow to a rich cream color, but should never be the dark yellow you see with some in stores.

Right now I have 4oz sizes for sale at $8.00.

The Face of Winter

How to Protect Your Skin in the Dry, Cold Months

Winter can be tough on skin, but there's much you can do to defend against the assaults of the season. The skin's primary role -- to protect the body -- is ever more important in extreme weather, and in most locations, that means extreme cold outside and dry, over-heated air inside during the winter. Your epidermis must "weather" these drastic fluctuations in temperature, and often the result is chapped, scaly, flaky skin.


Facing the Frost: The biggest wintertime concern is dehydration. In colder climates, you definitely need to increase the protection quotient. "You must over-treat skin to keep it hydrated," says Barbara Schumann-Ortega, vice president of Wilma Schumann Skin Care in Coral Gables, Florida. That means a shift from lighter skin care products used during warmer months to winter-weight products, such as thicker, cream based cleansers and oil based moisturizers. These will provide stronger barriers against the harsh environment of winter months. And this is especially important for the face. And if much time is spent outdoors skiing, snowboarding, or walking, for example, your complexion needs heavy-duty protection from brisk wind and winter sun as well.

"People often forget about sunscreen in the winter," says Schumann-Ortega. For regular outdoor time -- a few hours a day -- a sunscreen with an SPF of 20 should be sufficient. But if a winter trip on the slopes or shore is part of the plan, sunscreen with a higher protective factor is needed, even if your time is spent beneath an umbrella. "Both snow and sand reflect the sun," so don't be caught unprepared. Double your efforts to protect the parts of the face particularly prone to display the effects of dryness: The lips and the area around the eyes need a continual shield against the elements. Ask your skin care professional which products are appropriate for your skin type and effective, seasonal moisturizers and sunscreens.

When it's cold, you lose blood flow to the skin, the result is a dry, dull tone. Facial treatments can increase circulation and rejuvenate a healthy glow. But be careful with peels and resurfacing treatments during the winter, as they can do more damage than good with skin that's already taxed from the harsh environmental conditions.


Winterizing the Body: It's not just the face that suffers in the winter. Skin everywhere dries out, and gets that flaky look and uncomfortable winter itch. Hot baths -- a delightful antidote to the chill -- can further exacerbate dry skin. The solution? Add oil to the bath to moisturize as you soak. Then apply an emollient moisturizer -- a product that feels particularly thick and creamy to the touch, like a body butter -- geared for extra dry, rough, chapped, or cracked skin. Apply it immediately after drying off, when the skin can most readily absorb the lotion and restore its barrier. If dryness is still bothersome, indulge in a oil rub and full-body conditioning wrap to re-moisturize.

And don't forget feet and hands. The feet, hidden by socks and boots all winter long, often go neglected this time of year and need attention, but the most obvious casualties of winter are the hands. Exposed to the elements and the subject of frequent hand-washing during the cold and flu season, hands can turn to rawhide just as holiday parties go into full swing -- not an elegant look for holding onto a champagne flute.

This is the season to slather hands with heavy, oil-rich cream at night and cover them with gloves. And don't forget feet: they also require the same special care. Consider a moisturizer for them in the evenings and sleep with socks on. In the morning, your feet and hands will feel soft and moisturized. In addition, treat hands and feet to regular spa treatments to exfoliate dead skin cells.


Relax and Enjoy It: In winter, and all seasons, stress can disrupt even the best skin. Adrenaline, holiday pressures, and even joy can have an effect on body chemistry. The skin reflects it all. So do your best to minimize the effects of stress with exercise, meditation, and proper diet. And don't skimp on the self-care. Schedule time for pampering, relaxing treatments.

Some final tips:
- Drink water. Even when there's a chill in the air and thirst isn't overwhelming, water consumption needs to be high to combat the dry air.
- Avoid products with synthetic ingredients (propylene glycol, petroleum), chemical detergents (sodium laurel sulfates), and artificial colors and fragrances.
- Employ quality skin care products suited to your skin type.
- Check your medications. Illness and ongoing pharmaceuticals can upset pH balance.
- Incorporate nutritional supplements into your skin health regimen, such as essential fatty acids, zinc, magnesium, vitamin A, and B vitamins.

Winter doesn't have to take its long, hard toll on your skin. Ask your skin care professional about hydrating products and circulation-enhancing treatments to ease the long, dry months of winter. After all, spring is just around the corner.

An expiration of some types of Massage and Modalities. This is to help you understand each and what each can do for you.

Swedish Massage:  this is the only type of “massage” there is, everything else is built upon the Swedish style.  The presser can be very light to extremely deep. The term "Swedish Massage" refers to a variety of techniques specifically designed to relax muscles by applying pressure to them against deeper muscles and bones, and rubbing in the same direction as the flow of blood returning to the heart. This form of massage was created at the turn of the 19^th century by Henry Peter Ling in Sweden. It involves the use of Effleurage, Petrissage, Friction, Vibration, Percussion, and finally passive and active movements (bending and stretching) and may provide relief from stiffness, numbness, pain, constipation, and other health problems. The main purpose of Swedish massage is to increase blood flow and release toxins from the muscles. Other possible benefits include increase in muscle tone, and a balance of the musculo-skeletal systems. Swedish massage shortens recovery time from muscular strain by flushing the tissues of lactic acid, uric acid, and other metabolic wastes. It increases circulation without increasing heart load. This type of massage can be 30 minutes to 2 hours long

Deep Tissue: deep tissue work is the specific manipulation of the deeper tissue structures of the muscle and fascia, also called connective tissue. Deep tissue manipulation therapy uses many of the same movements and techniques as Swedish massage as well as cross fiber, pin and stretch, active and passive movements with others, and the depth is more intense. It is also a more focused and slow as deep tissue works to release chronic muscle tension or knots (also known as "adhesions.") Although it is more uncomfortable then Swedish massage, it shouldn’t hurt. The presser used should not exceed a 4 to 6 (the client’s tolerance) and is only performed on one or two parts of the body.

The term “deep tissue” is often misused to identify a massage that is performed with sustained deep pressure. Deep tissue massage is a separate category of massage therapy, used to treat particular muscular-skeletal disorders and complaints and employs a dedicated set of techniques and strokes to achieve a measure of relief. It should not be confused with “deep pressure” massage, which is one that is performed with sustained strong, occasionally intense pressure throughout an entire full-body session, and that is not performed to address a specific complaint. Deep tissue massage is applied to both the superficial and deep layers of muscles, fascia, and other structures. The sessions are often quite intense as a result of the deliberate, focused work. When a client asks for a massage and uses the term “deep tissue”, more often than not he or she is seeking to receive a full-body session with sustained deep pressure throughout. If a practitioner employs deep tissue techniques on the entire body in one session, it would be next to impossible to perform; and will lead to injury or localized muscle and nerve trauma, thereby rendering the session counterproductive. This type of work is done, in no more then 1/4^th of a massage session.

Aromatherapy Massage: is a wonderful stress relief massage. It's a common way to administer healing therapeutic essential oils. This type of massage therapy relies on smooth, fluid effleurage strokes.

Aromatherapy is used to treat the following conditions: digestive problems, headaches, fatigue, congestion, stress, anxiety, menstrual problems, and hormone imbalances sleeping disorders, chronic pain, skin conditions, and slow metabolism

When you get aromatherapy massage the therapist will talk to you about your conditions first. Then the therapist will mix up a special blend of essential oils with massage oil for your massage. The massage is like a standard Swedish massage. At the end of the session the therapist usually gives you the unused massage oil to use at home. This type of massage can be 30 minutes to 2 hours long.

Chair Massage: is a relaxing type of massage that re-energizes tired muscles and eases aches and pains. When you get an on-site massage in a massage chair you stay fully clothed. The therapist uses no oils or lotions. Most massages last about 15 minutes and use a combination of shiatsu and Swedish style massage techniques.

The thing that makes it most convenient is that the therapist can do quick massages at offices, stores, festivals or any place you can imagine. It is especially popular in offices because you can take a 15 minute break from work and get a massage that will help you feel renewed and re-energized enabling you to work more efficiently.

This type of massage has the same benefits that most other massage therapies do including increases circulation and the flow of lymph but it's associated with these specific benefits: tense muscles, back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain, tension headaches stress, fatigue

It can be a good introduction to massage for people who want to try a massage, but aren't sure about getting undressed and lying down on a massage table. This type of massage can be10 to 30 minutes long.

Craniosacral Therapy: (CST), is one of the gentlest forms of bodywork. This holistic therapy is so gentle that it can be used to treat newborn infants. It is also an ideal alternative medicine treatment for the elderly.

The brain and spinal cord are bathed in a fluid called cerebrospinal fluid. The fluid and the dura mater that contain it form the Craniosacral system. This system has its own rhythm that is a result of the fluid being pumped around the spinal cord and brain. The Craniosacral rhythm is different from your heartbeat or breathing. The therapist is able to feel the rhythm of your craniosacral system by placing her hands lightly on various areas of your body. The feet and ankles, thighs, hips, ribcage, shoulders, and head are all the key areas were your therapist will feel your rhythm. By checking these various points your therapist can determine where your rhythm is irregular or weak. The therapist then uses a light touch, no greater than the weight of a nickel, to release restrictions in the fascia around the craniosacral system.

In your skull there are sutures. We're taught that as you become an adult the bones in your skull fuse. In reality they are still movable almost like joints. The therapist gently manipulates these bones to improve the flow of craniosacral fluid. Craniosacral therapy is not just used to treat neurological disorders. It can be used to treat: fibromyalgia, headaches, chronic pain, stress, temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ), central nervous system disorders, and chronic fatigue

During a Craniosacral therapy session you are fully clothed. You lie on your back and don't really have to do anything but relax. During the session you'll feel extremely relaxed. After the session you'll continue to feel relaxed. This type of massage can be 30 minutes to 2 hours long

Geriatric Massage: sometimes referred to as elderly massage, is tailored to meet the needs of the elderly population. This form of massage therapy can be used in an elderly care programs to decrease symptoms of some diseases commonly found in that population. Let's look at the benefits of massage therapy on the elderly population.

Elderly massage uses the same basic strokes used in Swedish massage therapy as its foundation. While there are many healthy seniors, many also suffer from a variety of conditions associated with aging. Geriatric massage can be used to lessen the affects of these conditions increasing the quality of life. The benefits of massage therapy include, increasing the circulation of blood and lymphatic fluid, relieving stress, improved sleep quality, lowering blood pressure, and calming anxiety.

Massage therapy can also help treat conditions associated with aging, such as: arthritis bursitis, headaches, sleep disorders, Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson’s Disease

Seniors who live in nursing or retirement homes tend to be touch deprived. Massage can help counter the effects of touch deprivation. Seniors who live in institutions also tend to be physically and verbally agitated because they can no longer care for themselves. When institutionalized seniors are given hand massages they show fewer signs of agitation. Back massages increases the calming affects even more.

Geriatric massages last no longer than 30 minutes and use slow gentle strokes. Therapists trained in this form of massage know how to tailor a massage for the special needs of elderly clients.

Hot Stone Massage:  heated basalt lava massage stones with traditional Swedish massage techniques to relieve muscular tension and melt away stress. It is a popular spa therapy.

The stones are sanitized and heated in 120 and 130 degree water before the massage. The therapist places them on areas of your body to open up meridians, loosen muscles and increase circulation. They are usually left on you for about 20 minutes before the massage starts. Loosening the muscles with heat first makes it easier for the therapist to work deep muscle tissue. The therapist then uses the stones to massage you. The stones are never rough and with a bit of oil glide nicely across the skin. Sometimes cool stones are used to treat muscle injuries.

This form of massage helps sedate the nervous system, detoxify the body, increases lymph flow, and causes you to relax more deeply. It can be used to treat a variety of conditions: arthritis fibromyalgia, depression, muscle aches, insomnia, back pain, anxiety, stress, circulation problems

This type of massage shouldn't be done on women who are less than 3 months pregnant, people with varicose veins, high blood pressure, ulcers or any kind of skin disease. This type of massage can be 1 to 2 hours long.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage: more commonly called MLD, is a gentle lymphatic massage technique used to clear up blockages in the lymphatic system allowing lymph to flow more freely.

The lymphatic system is a series of ducts, nodes and organs that balances the body's fluid levels. It also supplies the body with important immune cells. When this system becomes blocked, swelling the blocked area occurs. This swelling is called lymphedema. The therapy is used to treat pre and post-operative problems. It can be used to treat a variety of conditions. Lymphedema, burns, fluid retention, lymph node removal, allergies, chronic fatigue syndrome, chronic mastitis, headaches, scar tissue, chronic sinusitis

During a Manual Lymphatic Drainage session the therapist massages the skin directly with no massage lotion or oil. Very light strokes are used to stretch the walls of the lymphatic ducts.

You shouldn't get this type of massage if you have cellulitis or fever. If you get this type of massage you may experience an increased need to urinate after the massage that could continue for the rest of the day. This happens because fluid has been pushed to your kidneys during the massage and your kidneys turn that fluid into urine. This type of massage can be 30 minutes to 11/2 hours long. (there are two “types” of MLD chronic and acute. Chronic is for long term lymphedema and acute is more for after surgery, the therapist should have at least 30hr of training before doing acute MLD)

Myofascial Release Technique (MFR): is one of the gentle types of massage therapy that can provide you with great health benefits. MFR can be integrated with other types of massage or can provide a complete treatment on its own.

Myofascial release technique loosens bound areas of fascia by gently stretching them. The therapist does this by applying pressure and traction to the skin. When the releases are performed on you, you'll usually feel a stretching sensation on your skin like a gentle tug. Sometimes the area will itch. Sometimes it will tingle or even feel like a burn. These sensations all let you know that more blood is getting to the area.

MFR can be used to treat these conditions: chronic pain, back pain, neck pain, whiplash fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel syndrome, vertigo, headaches, TMJ disorders, plantar fasciitis thoracic outlet syndrome

When you get MFR you'll lay on a massage table partially clothed. No oil or lotion is used during this type of massage because the therapist needs to be able to get traction on your skin. You'll be asked to move around for this therapy. You'll sometimes be asked to sit on the table or stand. This type of massage can be 1to 11/2 hours long.

Neuromuscular Therapy: the utilization of static pressure on specific myofascial points to relieve pain. This technique manipulates the soft tissue of the body (muscles, tendons and connective tissue) to balance the central nervous system. NMT is based on neurological laws that explain how the central nervous system maintains homeostatic balance. These same laws dictate how the central nervous system initiates pain response.

There are five principles to Neuromuscular Therapy:

1. Postural Distortion 2. Biomechanical Dysfunctions 3. Trigger Points 4. Nerve Compression Entrapment 5. Ischemia

Ischemia is a lack of blood supply to the soft tissues, which causes them to be very sensitive touch.

Trigger Points occur when nerves fire impulses at a rapid speed into an area of the body other than that which has been traumatized. Because of trigger points, the cause of serious pain may often be far from the actual site of the pain. This, in turn, inhibits proper blood flow, which causes ischemia an often leads to more pain and discomfort.

Nerve Compression and Entrapment is pressure on a nerve by bone, cartilage or soft tissue. The role of the soft tissues in nerve compression is vital. Failure to treat the associated soft tissue often treats the symptom without eliminating the cause of the pain. Nerve entrapment is the most common type of pain and always causes ischemia. Ignored, it can produce associated trigger points.

Postural Distortion or muscular contraction occurs when there is an imbalance of the musculoskeletal system resulting from movement of the body off the coronal, midsagital or horizontal planes. When the body tries to compensate in an effort maintain structural balance, muscle contraction, body distortion, and pain result. For example, lower limb-length inequality can cause a tilted pelvis, which usually results in a compensatory scoliosis that is maintained by sustained muscular effort.

Biomechanical Dysfunction is an imbalance of the musculoskeletal system resulting in faulty movement patterns. Repetitive strain of certain soft tissue result in adapted movement patterns that become muscular “habits” and must be reeducated.

After treatment you may feel some soreness. This soreness should go away within 24 hours. You may not notice much of a difference in the looseness of your muscles until as long as 14 days after treatment. This type of work can be performed as part of a 30 minutes to 2 hours long massage and should be less than 1/5^th of a massage.  there are multiple  levels of training for NMT, for as little as 12hr to over 1000hrs.

Orthopedic Massage: one of the types of massage used for therapeutic purposes. It is sometimes confused with medical massage, but an orthopedic therapist usually has more training than a medical therapist.

Therapists trained in this type of massage will work in a clinical setting usually in a doctor's or physical therapists office. They treat acute and chronic pain conditions. When partnered with other therapies this type of massage speeds healing time.  You must get your doctor's approval before getting any type of massage after surgery.

The therapy is used to treat specific musculoskeletal problems. The therapist will take time to assess the situation first by consulting records if they are seeing the client in a medical office where you've been seen before or having your fill out a detailed intake fore. The therapist will next assess your injury by moving you through ranges of motion (10 to 15min). The work the therapist does on you on the table will be quite specific to address your pain. Orthopedic massage doesn't involve the frills and pampering that can be found in other types of massage therapy. It tends to be rather straight forward and direct in its approach and is no more than 15 to 20 minutes long or as a small part of a 1 to 11/2 hours massage. This makes it ideal for a clinical setting. The following conditions are just a few that respond well to this type of therapeutic massage. tendinitis, frozen shoulder, stiff neck, carpal tunnel syndrome, iliopsoas tendinitis, plantar faciitis

Pregnancy Massage: also called prenatal massage, is a good way to relieve some of the aches and pains experienced during pregnancy. Pregnancy is hard on a woman's body. The added weight and relaxing of the ligaments that occur during pregnancy is stressful on the joints, especially the pelvis. Carrying the baby causes the pelvis to tilt. This puts pressure on the lower back. There is also a lot of stress put on the neck, shoulders and upper back.

Getting massaged during pregnancy can: decrease symptoms of depression, reduce anxiety relieve muscle aches, lessen joint pains, regulate hormones, reduce swelling, improve labor outcomes, and improve newborn health. Pregnancy massage can also relieve nerve pain. Sciatica and carpal tunnel syndrome sometimes occur during pregnancy.

When you see a massage therapist make sure you see someone who is certified in prenatal massage. That means that the therapist will have taken special classes about massaging pregnant women. This is necessary because there are areas of the body that should be avoided during a prenatal massage.

Pillows and cushions are used during the massage to make you comfortable on the massage table. The safest position for you to be worked on is lying on your side. If you have any of the following conditions you shouldn't receive prenatal massage: high risk pregnancy, pregnancy induced high blood pressure, severe swelling, severe and sudden headaches, and preeclampsia

Deep tissue massage is not appropriate to use on pregnant women. Massage should usually be avoided during the first trimester of pregnancy without a doctor’s ok. Pregnancy massage should be no more than 1 to 11/2 hours.

Reiki: a gentle form of energy work that was developed in Japan by Mikao Usui in 1922. Usui fasted and meditated on a mountain top for three weeks. During that time he discovered a way to heal by channeling energy from the universe. The word reiki is actually the combination of two Japanese words. Rei means higher power and ki means life energy.

Practitioners of reiki believe that low life force energy causes sickness. The practitioner works to balance your levels of energy. This can be done without depleting the practitioner's own energy. Instead of sending their own energy into a client, the practitioner is channeling energy from the universe. Reiki can be used to treat all kinds of physical and emotional problems. It's safe and easy to learn..

During a reiki session, you lie on a mat or massage table fully clothed. The practitioner lays his hands on various areas of your body to balance your energy. Some schools of reiki teach that there are specific areas the practitioner must lay hands on and others teach that the practitioner will intuitively know where to place his hands.

Because this is a form of energy work, much like therapeutic touch, the practitioner doesn't even have to touch you to work on you. The therapist can just hold his hands above your body.  Sometimes distance sessions are given. During a distance session you are asked to make a comfortable relaxing environment in your home and the therapist will send you energy from another location at an appointed time.

Some people say that they can feel the movement of the energy during a session. Others say that they feel very comfortable and at ease during a session. Everyone is different. The only way to know how you'll feel is to try it and see.  There are 3 levels of training in Reiki, Level 1 is for working on the physical body, level 2 is for mental and emotional levels and distant healing and level 3 is the master/teacher. This type of work can be 30 minutes to 1 hour long.

Reflexology: also known as zone therapy, has a long history. Foot therapy has been practiced by the Chinese since 4,000 BC. Barefoot massage was practiced by ancient Egyptians. Most people think of the feet when they think of this therapy, but it can also be done on the hands and ears. Reflexologist believe that all areas of the body have corresponding regions on the hands, feet and ears. By treating these areas, they treat the dysfunction in the corresponding region of the body. The treatment lasted 45 to 50 minutes and was relaxing and enjoyable.

You stay completely clothed during a session. You only need to remove your shoes and socks, so make sure your feet are clean before getting this therapy. A Foot Reflexology session should be no longer then 1 hour, if hands are added it can be 11/2 hours.

Relaxation Massage: a wonderful stress relief massage that calms nerves and increases endorphins. This massage is a form of Swedish massage therapy that is practiced in many spas.

This type of massage isn't deep like a deep tissue or neuromuscular therapy. The aim isn't to treat dysfunction in your body or muscle pain. The aim is to soothe the nerves and calm the mind. The therapist massages your entire body without focusing on one specific spot.

Based on Swedish massage techniques, the therapist uses long, gliding strokes. The pressure is light to moderate. There is no deep pressure used in relaxation massage.  The aim of this type of massage is to activate the parasympathetic nervous system, which slows the heart rate. If you want a deep massage, you should opt for a therapeutic massage. The therapist uses plenty of massage oil to provide a lot of glide.

Essential oils can be used to promote relaxation. Essential oils help calm the mind and engage the sense of smell in the relaxation process. We all experience stress in our busy lives. Getting a soothing massage can help melt that stress away and leave you feeling great. This type of massage can be 30 minutes to 2 hours long

Sports Therapy: ideal when you have a specific injury you'd like to address. It's based on a combination of massage strokes, shiatsu, and trigger point therapy. It is intended to help reduce the stress intense workouts put on the muscles it is also used to treat injuries once they occur.

Sports massage was originally intended to help athletes perform at their best at events. Athletes push their muscles to the max and need to do extra care to avoid and recover from injury. There are several aspects that address all the needs that athletes have.

Pre-event Massage: This massage is usually a short vigorous massage lasting about 20 minutes. The muscles that will be used in the sporting event are usually the only ones massaged.

Inter-competition massage: This massage is given during training periods. It helps prevent injury during training, allowing the athlete to train harder in each session. Post-event Massage: This massage is given right after the event. It's used to help regulate and normalize the tissue after exertion.

Recovery Massage: This massage is given up to 24hrs after a workout or competition with the intent of reducing soreness, restore blood flow increase ROM etc.

Maintenance Massage: administered in the off season or when an not training heavily. The intent is to address any chronic injuries, stress patterns, flexibility, and neurological pathways.

Injury Management: for treating acute and chronic stages of injury. To decrease swelling, reduce spasms, restore flexibility etc.

Sports Therapy has many and varied benefits depending on what type of Sports therapy is used.  Some lower heart rate and blood pressure, others increases it, some increases circulation of blood and lymph others lower it. It improves flexibility and reduces muscle pain and tension. Whether you work on a construction site or in an office, if you have muscle soreness sports massage therapy can help you. This type of massage can be 30 minutes to 11/2 hours long. This important thing is to know which type to use when, so proper training is very important.

Massage Times:

30 min massage: this time is best to focus just on one or two problem spots

60 min (1hour): this is your general massage, were a little of everything is worked on.

90min (11/2hrs): this is the best over all time; you can get a general full body massage and have time to work on a problem.

120min (2 hours): this would be the time for a deep relaxing massage. This type is a little to long for a “therapeutic” massage as the body can easily be overworked. The first or last 30 to 45 min can be deeper focus therapeutic work.

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Tea Tree: antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal.
Use this mix wherever you would use an antiseptic. You can wash out cuts and scrape with this mix, and/or

after cleaning an injury wet a cotton ball and band-aid it to the injury. I would use this mix until the injury is
healed and all the redness is gone.
1oz dropper bottle $10.95




Hand Sanitizer
Ethyl Alcohol.


Manuka: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic.
Grapefruit Seed extract anti-bacterial, antiviral, and fungicidal.
Oregano: antiviral, anti-bacterial.
Goldenseal tincture: anti-bacterial.
To use, put the amount you need to cover lightly, your hands and just Past your wrist. Briskly rub hands together until dry
8oz pump bottle $8.95



Immune UP

Lemon: stimulates the white corpuscles, bactericide.
Thyme: antibiotic, stimulates the production of white corpuscles
Lavender: antibacterial, antiseptic, analgesic
Tea-Tree: immune stimulant, antibacterial, antiviral, ant parasite
This mix is a good all over antiseptic, with strong immune stimulant ability and is fairly gentle on the skin. If a illness is

lasting over a long period, is chronic, this would be the blend to use., out of a week’s uses, use 4 days on and 3 days off, or every other day, which ever works out the best. Do not use undiluted on the skin.
2oz spray $10.95, 4oz oil $12.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



ImmuneUp 2


Ravensara: anti-infectious, strongly antiviral, antibacterial, expectorant
Thyme: antiseptic, antibiotic, stimulates the production of white corpuscles
Cajuput: antibacterial, expectorant, antiviral
Tea-Tree: immune stimulant, antibacterial, antiviral, ant parasite
This mix is a good antiseptic, with strong antiviral abilities. This blend is use for acute illness, with a quick onset. Use

alternating days but no more than one-week. Use only as a spray or in a diffuser if pregnant. DO NOT USE ON CULDREN UNDER 12YEARS OF AGE.
2oz spray $10.95, 4oz oil $12.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Four Thieves Vinegar Spray
Organic Apple Cider Vinegar Lavender, Rosemary, Sage. Rue, Mint
Spray this powerfully antiseptic vinegar in areas of concern. On doorknobs, sinks, toilet seats, etc. You can spray into the air in sick rooms as well but the smell can be irritating to sick people, you might

try mixing it into the water if a humidifier in the sick room, say 2 tbl's per gallon of water. When you spray this vinegar as an antiseptic, leave it on and let it dry.
4oz Spray $9.95


Clear Lung
Eucalyptus G.: ant catarrh, expectorant, antibacterial
Camphor: anti-infectious, antiviral, expectorant
Hyssop: expectorant
This mix works well when used over night to help keep the breathing free. Best when the person is going to be staying still for some time. Spray this mix on bed sheets, pillows, and in the air in sick rooms. Do not spray on the person.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Cold & Flu
Lavender: antibacterial, antiseptic, analgesic
Eucalyptus R.: ant catarrh, expectorant, antibacterial, strongly antiviral
Ravensara: anti-infectious, strongly antiviral, antibacterial,expectorant
Tea-Tree: immune stimulant, antibacterial, antiviral, ant parasite
This mix is a good general blend for stimulating the immune system in times of colds and Flu’s. Works best in a hot bath. This blend can be a little harsh on the skin.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Cold& Flu II
Lemon Myrtle: potent antibacterial and germicide
Ravensara: anti-infectious, strongly antiviral, antibacterial, expectorant
Cajuput: antibacterial and germicide
Eucalyptus R.: ant catarrh, expectorant, antibacterial, strongly antiviral
Canadian Spruce: excellent expectorant
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95

Deeper Sleep
Frankincense: slows and deepens the breathing
Lavender: calming, sedative, relaxant
Clary Sage: relaxing and neuro tonic
Benzoin: soothing
Sandalwood: very sedative
This Mix is not to help you get to sleep, but to help you get a DEEP Sleep, the part of the sleep cycle that gives you the most benefits.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95

Insomniacs Heart
Bergamot: refreshing, uplifting, and very relaxing
Neroli: useful for all states of grief and depression, soothing, calming and sedating
Rose: spiritual love, antidepressive
Iris: joyful, uplifting, helps end anxiety
This mix is for relaxing the mind, good for when you cannot seem to get your mind to stop running, so you can get some rest. This blend works best if what is keeping your mind going is of an emotional nature.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95

Australian Sandalwood Deodorant
Australian Sandalwood: potent antibacterial Staphylococcus epidermidis, the bacteria that causes body odor
Blue Cypress: antibacterial and anti-inflammatory
Grain Alcohol: antibacterial, astringent
Spray on till skin is light damp and let dry
4oz Spray





Time of Change Aroma Mist
Rose: potent antidepressant, feminine oil,


Rose Geranium: helps to balance the hormones
Fennel: has estrogen like properties, helps in reducing the unpleasant symptoms of menopause
Clary Sage: has an estrogen-like property, for hot flashes
Star Anise: estrogen-like qualities, helps to balance hormonal output, help cool hot flashes.
Spray this mix on face and neck, bed sheets, pillows at night.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Moon Time
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the hormones
Rose: potent antidepressant, feminine oil,
YlangYlang: creates a feeling of equilibrium, balances the system
Chamomile: hormone-like

Moon Time 2
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the hormones
Rose: potent antidepressant, feminine oil,
Clary Sage: hormone-like
Chamomile: hormone-like
You can spray this blend on yourself. This makes a good blend to use for massage.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Calm Child
Roman Chamomile: soothing, calming on the mental/emotional level
Lavender: calming, sedative, muscular relaxant
Mandarin: relaxant, sedative, hypnotic
Spray this mix on the feet, back of the neck, and on the close, bed sheets and pillows at night. This is a great blend to use in the car on long trips to help keep the kids calm.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95
Renew Night Serum
Lavender: anti-inflammatory, soothing, and helps balance secretion of skin oil
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
Rose: good for all skin types
Sandalwood: moisturizing, tones the skin
Blue Chamomile: anti-inflammatory, good for all skin types
Immortella: anti-inflammatory, cellular regenerator





cocoa butter: softens the skin

Vit E oil:
After cleaning the face and neck, with the skin still

damp, apply this oil to your skin; cover the skin well with the oil. Waite 10
to 15 minutes, if there is oil left on the skin, wipe off with a dry towel. If
there is no oil on the skin after 10 minutes, reapply, wait 10 more minutes,
then wipe off the oil that’s left... you want to have it where there is oil
left on the skin after 10 or 15 minutes. Do this every other night for a week,
then 2 or 3 times a week there after. In winter, you might want to go back to
the every other day.
1oz $12.95


Renew Face Cleanser
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Lavender: anti-inflammatory, soothing, and helps balance secretion of skin oil
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
Carrot: a skin tonic, helps to restore tone and elasticity.
Use this cleaner as you would any skin cleanser.
8oz $10.95


Renew Lotion
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Carrot: a skin tonic, helps to restore tone and elasticity
Immortella: anti-inflammatory, cellular regenerator
Rose: good for all skin types
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
When you have cleaned your face and neck, lightly

apply this lotion to the skin, working it in, if your skin gets oily, you used
too much lotion, if it still feels dry apply more.
4oz $10.95

Renew Spray Toner
Carrot: a skin tonic, helps to restore tone and elasticity
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Frankincense: astringent, tonic, helps to restore tone to the skin
Sandalwood: moisturizing, tones the skin
Lavender Hydrosol
After cleaning your face and neck, but before applying

a lotion, spray your skin well and allow drying. You can spray on your skin
thou out the day for a quick pick-me-up.
2oz $5,95

Renew Sugar Scrub
Turbinado Sugar, Honey Power, Vegetable Glycerin, Aloe Vera, Grapefruit Seed extract
Sandalwood: moisturizing, tones the skin
Rose Geranium:balance skin
Lavender: anti-inflammatory, soothing, and helps balance secretion of skin oil
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
This is a deep cleaning scrub! After cleaning the face

and neck, keep the skin well wet, apply a small amount to your skin and massage
with a genital circular motion. Work over the face and neck, then let set for
10 minutes. Rinse off. Only use this scrub one or two times per week. Your skin
will turn red beaus of the increased blood flow. The sugar and glycerin will
separate out; just mix before you use it.
8oz $12.95



Renew Oatmeal Mask
Finely ground Oatmeal, finely ground Honey power
Clary Sage: helps balance the production of sebum
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
Lavender: anti-inflammatory, soothing, and helps balance secretion of skin oil
Grapefruit Seed Extract:
Mix ½ to 1 teaspoon with very hot water, just enough to make a paste.
Let set for 10 to 15 minutes, when a thick paste forms

lightly smear over the skin, there will be a clear gel like substance, that
what you want to cover the skin, not the oatmeal itself. Let this dry on your
skin, you will feel your skin tighten. Rinse with warm water. If you have some
left over it will only be good for a day or 2, it will keep for about a week in
the refrigerator.
8oz $12.95
Renew Body Scrub
Honey power, sea salt, body oil, white clay, honey, Vit E
Clary Sage: helps balance the production of sebum
Rosewood:, antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
Lavender: anti-inflammatory, soothing, and helps balance secretion of skin oil
Grapefruit Seed Extract:
The oil will settle to the top, just stir before use.

To use, dampen entire body. Gently massage the mixture into the skin, starting
at the feet and working upward in a circular motion. Do not use more then 2 or
3 times a week, but you can use it on the knees and elbows every other day if
need be. Do not use on the face.
8oz $12.95

Renew Body Butter
coconut oil, cocoa butter, Shea butter, honeycomb
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Carrot: a skin tonic helps to restore tone and elasticity
Sandalwood: moisturizing, tones the skin
To use, apply to damp skin and massage in. you can apply to rough spots two or three times a day.
8oz $12.95



Salt Glow
Fine Sea Salt, Body Oil
To use, dampen entire body. Gently massage the mixture

into the skin, starting at the feet and working upward in a circular motion. Do
not use on the face. Rinse with warm water.
8oz $9.95


Macrobiotic Cleaner
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic
Myrrh Tincture: anti-viral, anti-bacterial, fungicidal
Goldenseal Tincture: anti-bacterial
Thyme: anti-bacterial, one of the best for staph
Oregano: antiviral, fungicidal, parasiticide. Anti-bacterial
Lavender: soothing to the skin
Cinnamon: antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal
To use: using hot water, work up a lather, start at

the upper part of the arms or hands and work down to the fingers. For best
results wash for at least 1 minute. Where most antibacterial hand soaps will
work at stopping bacterial that do not do a thing for viruses, funguses, or
parasites. That is why I maybe this mix up.
8oz $7.95



Macrobiotic Lotion
Benzoin: antiseptic, antibacterial
Tolu Balsam: antiseptic
Myrrh Tincture: anti-viral, anti-bacterial, fungicidal
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Patchouli: good for skin care
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
To use: apply to hands and forearms. This lotion can
be used on the face, but it can bring on slight irritation.
4oz $9.95

Respiratory Clear
Manuka: anti-viral, anti- fungal, highly bactericidal
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Ravensara: anti-infectious, strongly antiviral, antibacterial, expectorant
Lavender: antibacterial, antiseptic, analgesic
Thyme: anti-bacterial, one of the best for staph
This mix works best when used with steam inhalation,
or as a chest rub. Spray this mix on bed sheets, pillows, and in the air in sick rooms.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Muscle Eases
Rosemary: good for muscular pains,
Lavender: muscular relaxant, anti-inflammatory
Cypress: stimulates circulation, helps aching muscles
Black Pepper: warming, acts as a pain killer, stimulates circulation
Birch: anti- inflammatory, can act as a painkiller
This is not one I would use as body oil; it is made to
be used as a massage oil. To use just work into the muscle.
4oz oil $9.95





Muscle Rub
Sweet Marjoram: powerful antispasmodic


Rosemary Cineole: stimulate circulation
Black Pepper: warming, acts as a pain killer, stimulates circulation
Birch: anti- inflammatory, can act as a painkiller
Ginger: soothing for aching joints and muscles
4oz oil $10.95


Edema /Lymphatic
Cypress: astringent, excellent for circulatory problems
Sweet Fennel: mildly diuretic action can help with the fluid retention
Pink Grapefruit: shown to stimulate the lymphatic system
Juniper: stimulant for the lymphatic system
4oz oil $10.95 Fungus Spray



Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Lavender: soothing to the skin
Myrrh Tincture: anti-viral, anti-bacterial, fungicidal
Spikenard: powerful antifungal
Alcohol is used

here for its drying affect on the skin, fungus loves damp skin. This mix can be
used after you give it a good shake.
2oz spray $9.95

Amber’s Oil
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
Rose: good for all skin types, toner
Chamomile: anti-inflammatory, good for all skin types
Immortella: anti-inflammatory, cellular regenerator
Sandalwood: moisturizing, tones the skin
Rosewood: antiseptic, cellular regenerator
Cocoa Butter: soften the skin,
Shea butter: emollient
After cleaning the face and neck, with the skin still

wet, apply this oil to your skin; cover the skin well with the oil. Waite 10 to
15 minutes, if there is oil left on the skin, wipe off with a dry towel. If
there is no oil on the skin after 10 minutes, reapply, wait 10 more minutes,
then wipe off the oil that’s left... you want to have it where there is oil
left on the skin after 10 or 15 minutes. Do this every other night for a week,
then 2 or 3 times a week there after. In winter, you might want to go back to
using this every other day.
1oz $12.95



David’s Eczema oil
Emu oil, Jojoba oil, Lanolin, GSE
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Lavender: soothing to the skin
R.Chamomile: calming pain and stress reliever
Apply to the area of need 3 or 4 times a day and 10 minutes
before bed, use just enough to wet the area.
1oz $12.95

Eucalyptus G: Anticatarrh, expectorant, antibacterial

Cold and Flu bath salt
Eucalyptus R: anticatarrh, expectorant, antibacterial, strongly antiviral
Scotch pine: tones the reparatory system
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Cinnamon: antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, parasiticide
To use add 1 or 2 tbl's to hot bath water just before
you get in, stay in the water till it cools, rinse off with warm water.
4oz salt $6.95



Hair, body and pubic lice Treatment 2 parts

Day Treatment
Lavender: soothing to the skin
Bergamot: anti-inflammatory
Rose Geranium: helps to balance the functions of the skin
Eucalyptus G: works as a repellent

Night Treatment
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Rosemary: directly applied kills lice and scabies
Oregano: antiviral, fungicidal, parasiticide. Anti-bacterial
Cinnamon: antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, parasiticide
To use cover the infested area with the treatment. Let

it set for at least 12 Hrs. The night treatment is much more powerful then the
day treatment and can calls a burning feeling in the pubic area. Use this
two-part treatment for 3 days, then take 2 days off, and use for 3 more. Do not
forget to wash everything in hot water.
2, 1oz $20.95


Reiki Energy oil
Frankincense: Promotes a meditative state to better receive and integrate healing energy.
Elemi: Opens us to mystical experiences, balances the spiritual and worldly
To use, pit 2 or 3 drops on your hands, rub your hands

together to heat them up. Put your hands over the face of the one you are going
to be working on, ask them to take 3 or 4 deep berths, and then start your
working.
5ml $10.95


Clearing & Cleansing
Cedarwood: primary for this purpose
Lemon: good general energy cleansers
Eucalyptus: good for clearing negative energy, thoughts and feelings
Spray this mix in rooms that feel heavy, after fights

or negative encounters. You can spray around a person to help clear the aura.
This mix can be used to clear out negative energy in general. Put a tsp of this mix into your bath water
for an energy-clearing bath.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Positive Energy
Orange: promotes joy, cheerfulness and optimism
Petitgrain: promotes optimism
Rosewood: promotes self-acceptance.
Spray this mix about to bring in good energy. Best used after the clearing & cleansing.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Boundary
Fennel: protects against negative psychic influence
Lemon: promotes trust and security
Juniper: clears negativity and protects against other people’s influence.
Use this blend to set up energy boundaries to help keep out negative energy, emotions, and people.
To use the diffuser blend add 4 to 6 drops to your diffuser.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Guidance
Neroli: / Angelica :connects us with our higher self
Jasmine: welcomes the influence of higher powers
Lavender: brings in healing guides and helps us to experience their presence
Use this mix to help call in higher powers to help guide you, good to use when doing meditation.
To use the diffuser blend add 4 to 6 drops to your diffuser.

2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Moon Goddess
Sandalwood: Induces spirituality and the peace of union,
Lemon: Promotes joy
Rose: Promotes spiritual connection and completeness
Use this mix to help call in the goddess energy during circles, or when you need to connect
with your female energies.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Sun God
Frankincense: produces a heightened awareness of the spiritual realm, a oil of the sun, aka God
Orange: a powerful oil if the sun and fire, opens up and clears the mind
Cinnamon:, ruled by the sun, and the element of fire, gives physical energy
Use this mix to content with the male side of the divine
Use as you would any atoning oil in ritual.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Energy
Orange: a powerful oil if the sun and fire, imparts the energy of the sun to you
Line: energizes and revitalizes the body
Cardamom: gives a jolt of energy to the body
Use when feeling depleted, when ill, or just to strengthen your own energy reserves.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Fast Money
Patchouli: deep rich earthy scent, good for bring wealth
Cedarwood: sharp woody scent, helps to bring prosperity
Vetivert: woodsy, strong scent, good to help manifesting increases in your life
Ginger: a biting warm bitter scent, gives fire and energy to the blend
Anoint green candles to bring money, anoint money before spending to ensure its return, spray about your place of business it being in more income.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Peace
YlangYlang: promotes feelings of peace, dispels anger and fear
Lavender: calms, comforts, and stabilizes the emotions
Chamomile: calms and balances the emotions
Rose: promotes love, compassion, hope, and patience
Use this mix when you need to bring peace into you

life of into a space. Spray in rooms where they had been upset, anoint yourself
to bring peace.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Earth
Patchouli: grounds, re-attaches the physical and subtle bodies to the earth
Cypress: strengthens and comforts, promotes confidence
Use to invoke the powers of the earth to bring money, prosperity, abundance, stability and foundation.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Air
Lavender: calming, cleansing and balancing
Sandalwood: encourages states of higher consciousness
Neroli: reunites the conscious and subconscious minds
Use to invoke the powers of air and promote clear thinking,
for travel and to overcome addictions.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Water
Palmarosa: clears the mind, aids in all types of healing
YlangYlang: promotes the psychic mind, and helps unite our emotional and sexual natures.
Jasmine: unites and harmonizes, promotes love, opens the heart, enhances intuition.
Use to promote love, healing, psychic awareness and purification
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Fire
Ginger: stimulating the physical, promotes courage and confidence
Rosemary: clears the mind, enhances memory, promotes clear thoughts
Clove: strengthens the conscious mind, heighten courage
Petitgrain: brings in energy, stimulates and clears perception
Use this mix to invoke and bring into your life the powers of fire, energy, courage, lust, passion, love (sexual), ETC.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Love
Palmarosa: encourages feelings of security, and comforts the heart.
YlangYlang: helps unite emotional and sexual natures
Ginger: increases sexual desire, promotes courage and confidence
Rosemary: helps to establish healthy boundaries in relationships
Cardamom: helps us accept life, stimulates sexual energy
Use to draw love to you, remember, you cannot make someone fall in Love.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Healing
Rosemary: uplifts, clears the body and mind
Juniper: clears energetic blockages, cleanses and detoxifies
Eucalyptus: one of the ultimate healing oils
Use as a anointing oil for healing rituals .
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Anointing Oil
Sandalwood: encourages states of higher consciousness
Cedarwood: strengthens the connection with the divine
Cinnamon: increases psychic abilities
Use for general ritual anointing
2oz oil $4.95



Anointing Oil 2
Myrrh, Cinnamon
Use for general ritual anointing, this is a worming oil.
2oz oil $4.95



Astral Travel oil
Sandalwood , Ylang-Ylang, Cinnamon
Use this blend on the third eye, wrist and
bottom of the feet to help induce a dream like stat.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95


Courage
Ginger, Black Pepper, Clove
Use to increase your courage, especially before bring
introduced to people, public speaking, and other nerve-wracking situations.
2oz spray $4.95, 4oz oil $4.95, 4oz salt $6.95, 5ml diffuser blend $10.95



Devotion/Meditation
Frankincense: spiritual growth and meditation
Cardamom: uplifting and refreshing
Ylang Ylang: relaxing to body, mind and spirit
Himalayan Cedarwood: spiritual strength and support
2oz spray $10.95, 4oz oil $10.95, 4oz salt $9.95, 5ml diffuser blend $15.95





Goddess Body Butter
An empowering full body moisturizer to bring in the power of the female.


Shea butter, Jojoba oil, Rice bran oil, jasmine essential oil Rose essential oil, Ylang Ylang, Patchouli.
For best results, apply after showering when the skin is still damp.
4oz $12.95



BUG-B-GONE
Cedarwood: Excellent insecticide
Lemon Tea Tree: powerful insect repellant
Eucalyptus globulous: insect repellant
Catnip: powerful insect repellant, more potent then DEET
4oz spray $8.95, 4oz oil $10.95

Defender Line

F-Defender
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Myrrh: effective antifungal and antibacterial
Tagetes: effective against fungal infections
Lemon Eucalyptus: strong anti-fungal
Grain Alcohol
Spray were needed 3 or 4 times a day.
4oz spray $12.95

V-Defender
Ravensara: anti-infectious, strongly antiviral, antibacterial, expectorant
Ravintsara: anti-viral
Lemon Myrtle: antibacterial and germicide
Spike Lavender: powerful germ killer
Eucalyptus R.: anticatarrh, expectorant, antibacterial, strongly antiviral
4oz spray $12.95

B-Defender
Lemon Myrtle: antibacterial and germicide
Spike Lavender: powerful germ killer
Benchmark Thyme: phenomenal germ fighting abilities.
Cinnamon Bark: strong antibacterial and antifungal
4oz spray $12.95

G-Defender
Lemon Myrtle: antibacterialand germicide
Lemongrass: Strong anti-fungal
Tea Tree: anti-bacterial, antiviral, antiphrastic, fungicidal
Thyme: strong antibacterial
4oz spray $12.95