You only get one pair....

You only get one pair....
We are asking a lot of our feet...
They willingly take us wherever we tell them to go and in the process encounter a lot of stress. 
A reminder to take better care of them for us all!   
I saw a 2014 survey that was taken where 8 out of 10 Americans have experienced a foot problems (https://www.apma.org/files/APMA2014TodaysPodiatristSurveyAllFindings.pdf
 
One noted that they found that most people don’t care for their feet as much as other parts of their bodies…. 
We oilers are different.   
We are learning a different way!   
We know that the our feet have over 3000 pores ready and waiting for oils!
 
So how can we up our game and take better care of our feet? 
 
If your feet are used daily (which they probably are!), give them a little TLC daily.      
Daily equals consistency....
This could be using the Young Living LavaMint Softening Foot Scrub. 
This scrub not only helps exfoliate (hello summer sandals), but hydrates. 
It helps refresh and revive tired feet. 
I have gotten into the habit of Animal Scents Ointment on my feet nightly.   
How about you??
 
Soak your feet. A good Epsom Salt + Essential Oil Foot Soak can really help you tired feet while also supporting a detox of your body. That’s right! An Epsom Salt foot soak helps pull the toxins out. Win-win! Add your favorite oils to further your support. Peppermint, Panaway, Lavender, and Stress Away are a few of our favorites!
A great unwinding habit before bed.   
Pull the stress out and sleep better too!
 
Don’t wear too tight of shoes. 
Comfortable shoes are worth the health of your feet.     A couple of summers ago, I had a big foot issue that meant only 1 pair of sandals worked for 6 months or so.   I then discovered the meaning of comfort first over cute.   
 
Try on the Legs-Up-On-The-Wall Yoga pose after a long day.  Start with a few minutes and work your way up. 
 
Take care of your feet. You’ve only got one pair! 😉 

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Melt it away

Melt it away
Why a Detox Bath?
Detox baths can be very beneficial to your overall wellness.
A detox bath is a natural way to help you rid your body of toxins. 
You simply add Epsom Salt and essential oils to your bath and let them dissolve.
Epsom Salt helps draw the toxins out of your body.

Helpful Hint: 
Make sure that you purchase Epsom Salts without any added fragrance to them. 
You will want to add your own Young Living Essential Oils to the mix. 
Here is a great brand to add to your Amazon cart: epsom salts

Why might you want to take a detox bath?

-It can soothe the skin
. It can help smooth rough skin and get rid of dead skin cells.

-It can reduce soreness and pain. Those who suffer from any kind of swelling can benefit from a detox bath. The Epsom Salt can ease the pain and help get rid of toxins that may be irritating the body and causing inflammation.

-It can help reduce stress. 
The magnesium found in Epsom Salt can help boost the neurotransmitters that are responsible for inducing sleep and reducing stress. It also helps you relax if your stress had caused tension in your body.

-It can promote foot health. A soak in Epsom Salt may help with Athlete’s Foot and ingrown toenails.

-It can help reduce the time you are sick. If you’ve been under the weather, detox baths can help draw out the toxins in your body that may be assisting in how miserable you feel.

Some essential oils that are great to add to your Epsom Salt:
Lavender, Stress Away, Peace & Calming, Panaway, Purification (if you are feeling under the weather), Bergamot, Citrus Fresh.

How do you take a detox bath?
Simply add 2 cups of Epsom Salt with 5-10 drops of the essential oils of your choosing to a warm bath. Soak for 20+ minutes.

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