Deep Sleep Essential Oil Roll On
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Deep Sleep Essential Oil Roll On
- Aroma: soft, sweet, floral
- Benefit: sleeping aid, anti-anxiety, massage and moisturizing
- Usage: apply to temples, wrists and nappe of neck
- Ingredients: lavender essential oil, sweet almond oil
- For best results, roll on the body’s pulse points, which include the sides of the neck, temples, inner elbows, wrists, and the bottoms of feet.
All of our oils are therapeutic grade, and are cold-pressed or steam distilled and ready to use. Our blends have the maximum recommended concentration of 10% essential oils, and whether you are an avid oil user or just starting out, they are a high quality, convenient option.
Safety: Topical and aromatic use only. Always test for skin sensitivity prior to use. Do not ingest orally and keep out of eyes, ears and nose. If pregnant, consult with your healthcare provider before use.
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