5 Secrets for Taking How You Use Essential Oils to the Next Level

Are you someone who loves to learn? When you start using essential oils, there is definitely a learning curve, but it doesn’t have to be complicated.

That’s why today I’m sharing 5 secrets for taking how you use essential oils to the next level!

This is a Reel that I originally shared on my Instagram!

5 Secrets for Taking Essential Oils to the Next Level

Ready to take how you use essential oils to the next level? I gotcha—here are 5 secrets to kick it up, and take it to the next level.

1. Place oils within sight.

Keep out your oils that you want to use more often! This is so you don’t forget to use them! It’s easy to forget about them and not use them when they aren’t easily seen each day!

Here’s a great shelf you can get to display them, so you can remember to use them each day!

2. Helpful resources.

Grab an essential oil resource guide to keep on hand so that you’re able to use it when needed!

You don’t need all the oils to get the amazing benefits that they offer. Just pick a couple to start out with, and add more to it as you grow & learn more.

Here is the Complete Essential Oil Collection Bundle with over 150 recipes for one low price!

3. Connect with essential oil coaches.

One of the best ways to make sure you learn new things is to connect with and follow others who are experts in that particular field. That’s one of the ways I got my start before becoming a Certified Essential Oil Coach.

If you haven’t already, then sign up for the weekly newsletter (get free recipes weekly) or hit the follow button on my Instagram or Facebook accounts! You can also find other accounts that share essential oil recipes and ways to use your oils for even more tips and inspiration!

Also, make sure to check out my website for a lot more information, tips and recipes!

4. Keep it simple!

The harder we make something (trying everything at once) the harder it will be to follow through with making that change in our lives.

Pick one or two ways that you can make changes in your life right now, get proficient in those areas, and then move on to incorporating other ways as well. When we start small, it’s easier to follow through because we are seeing small successes each day!

5. Share with others.

As you learn more, share what you’re learning with others! I used to teach middle schoolers, and I used to always have them to teach other students when they were learning because it has been shown to help with retention.

It’s a great trick and one that will help others in the process! It’s definitely a win-win!

Okay that’s all I’ve got for you today, but I hope these secrets help take you to the next level! 

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Which of these 5 secrets for taking how you use essential oils to the next level is your favorite? Let me know by leaving a comment below or sharing a comment or picture on my Facebook Page or tagging me on Instagram (@simply_reeni). I love hearing your feedback!

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Until Next Time,

Reeni

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