Citrus for energy
Lemon, lime and mandarin not only smell heavenly, but may also strengthen the immune system.  One of my favorite diffuser blends is the combination of the citrus wild orange along with peppermint. Talk about energizing! I diffuse this in my office and I am productive all day long.

​5. Garbage disposal—If you’ve been smelling something funky coming from your sink, it might be time to clean the garbage disposal. This DIY for Lemon disposal refreshers should help! 
 
6. Ceiling Fan—Fan blades collect dust at turbo speeds and cling to them for as long as you let them. To avoid choking on dust bunnies while cleaning your ceiling fans, spray the inside of an old pillow case with a Lemon/water mixture and loop the fabric around each blade.

​Frankincense is renowned as one of the most prized and precious essential oils. Frankincense has extraordinary health benefits. In addition to its notoriety in the New Testament, the Babylonians and Assyrians would burn Frankincense in religious ceremonies and the ancient Egyptians used Frankincense resin for everything from perfume to salves for soothing skin. This centuries-old knowledge contributes to the modern uses of Frankincense today. It is soothing and beautifying properties are used to rejuvenate skin and help reduce the appearance of imperfections. It is also used to help improve circulation and lower symptoms of joint or muscle pain. As the king of oils, Frankincense is known to support healthy cellular function. This is why I love Frankincense oil. I use it twice a day: in the morning, I rub it on the area of concern and before bedtime, I rub it on the soles of my feet. You can also diffuse it in your home. When inhaled or diffused, Frankincense promotes feelings of peace, relaxation, satisfaction, and overall wellness. Some people believe the fragrance can increase your intuition and spiritual connection.

​Myrrh oil is another healing and nurturing oil. I use this oil in combination with Frankincense. Ancient records show that Myrrh was deemed so valuable that at times it was valued at its weight in gold. Myrrh essential oil is derived from the gummy resin of the small, thorny Myrrh tree and has been used for centuries for its internal and external health benefits. Myrrh has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense, and health aid. It was also employed in embalming and religious ceremonies. Myrrh has powerful cleansing properties, especially for the mouth and throat. It is also soothing to the skin—promoting a smooth, youthful-looking complexion—and promotes emotional balance and well-being.