Lemon Essential Oils

Lemon Essential Oils
Use Lemon essential oil:

To eliminate odors. Diffuse this refreshing and energizing scent anywhere musty smells tend to arise. Put 2–3 drops on a cotton ball and place at the bottom of the diaper or garbage pail to keep things fresh.

To freshen surfaces. Add to natural household cleaners before wiping down dirty surfaces.

In your beauty routine. Add to skin care products to reduce the appearance of blemishes or add to conditioner or DIY hair masques to bring out hair’s natural shine.

Lemon Vitality
Use Lemon Vitality:

In the kitchen. Create custom dressings or marinades with a few drops or substitute 1 drop of Lemon Vitality for 1 teaspoon of lemon juice in your baking.

As a supplement. Add 1–2 drops to a vegetarian gel capsule and take as needed.

On the go. Before you head out, add 2–3 drops of Lemon Vitality to your glass water bottle.

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