Leigh James in Mount Barker, South Australia | Health/beauty

Leigh James

Locality: Mount Barker, South Australia

Address: Mount barker 5251 Mount Barker, SA, Australia

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23.01.2022 Here we go again... another click-bait blog by... author unknown because they didn’t even post their name... is being shared by people afraid that essential oil...s will harm their animals. Here’s a screenshot of the post for those of you that have been tagged in posts about it. Let’s go over a few things here. 1. Yes, tea tree oil can be harmful to pets if you use WAY too much of it. Check out essentialoilvet.com/faq for more on that. 2. When using essential oils, only use tested as pure essential oils, which means... not from amazon, your local grocery store, or people you don’t know or trust or won’t/ can’t show you the test results. Many essential oils are adulterated with chemicals are are very toxic to pets to breathe in. Please message me if you want to know if your brand is safe to diffuse around pets. 3. Essential oils are often falsely blamed for toxicity when usually something else is going on. It’s an easy scapegoat. 4. When diffusing, only use 3-4 drops of oil in a water based diffuser on an intermittent setting. 5. Be sure your diffuser is in an area where your pet cannot knock it over. 6. Be sure to diffuse in an open area with the door open so your pet can leave the room if desired. 7. Follow the dilution guide for proper dilution with animals - you can get that free here: essentialoilvet.com/dilute 8. This particular article/ post is from February 2018, doesn’t have an author, and has zero references. 9. Please keep in mind these sorts of posts are promoted during the holidays and there is usually a pixel attached to whoever clicks on it, meaning the company who posted it can now retarget you for ads associated with their products (this particular post is from a company that sells dog products online like collars, kennels, leashes, tees, etc.) 10. If your pet is sensitive to an oil you are diffusing, stop the diffuser and get your pet some fresh air. Contact your veterinarian if you are concerned. It is good to be careful using oils around animals, but let’s not get overly paranoid about it. Follow some common sense guidelines and rest assured you are actually helping them, not hurting them!

22.01.2022 Absolutely. I use frankincense, turmeric and copaiba on both Bella and boopie every morning and night. And they get golden paste morning and night also. Their wellness is just as, if not MORE important than ours is! Their lives are so short!!

19.01.2022 Always be cautious with cats and oils. If you’re not sure what oils cats can be around, please research dr janet Roark’s information - she is amazing!

13.01.2022 Co-impact sourcing. One of the reasons I choose DTERRA above any other essential oil company. DTERRA source oils from where they grow best in the world. And in doing so, they help the country they source from.... A lot of the time it is a third world country. Douglas for comes from New Zealand, and is actually a pear tree! It is an Introduced tree which has spread, and is taking over the land - 7% of the country already! The needles are acidic, meaning nothing else can grow underneath them. HELLO dTERRA!!!! We harvest the baby trees, and create the most amazing smelling fir oil! and in doing so, create space and plant new NATIVE New Zealand plants. A company making a difference to so many lives. Grateful

10.01.2022 How easy is it to make your own body scrubs! 1/3 salt 1/3 sugar 1/3 coffee... Add essential oils of your choice Mix with fractionated coconut oil until it comes together Voila. Scrub that dead skin away, boost your circulation with a coffee hit, and support your skin with only the best, purest essential oils on the planet!

03.01.2022 Prevention is better than cure. Daily supplements to support my body! Doterra: LLV Turmeric... Copaiba Serenity when I need extra sleep support Deep blue for extra muscle support And my NRf2 supps Keeping me well