Introduction to Essential Oils Class: The Science Behind the Medicine

What is Young Living, and what is an essential oil? How can essential oils benefit me and my family? The answers to these and many other important questions are waiting in a Young Living Introductory Meeting near you! We have designed Young Living Introductory Meetings as a fun and educational look into the history, products, and benefits of the World Leader in Essential Oils®.

Make Your Own Essential Oil Diffuser Bracelet

This class will have a quick 15 minute description of essential oils and why the are so useful. Then all the beads, charms, and oils will be provided, as well as a light snack and warm oil-infused cider to spice up the class!

​We will be creating our own mantra bracelets and setting our intentions while making a beautiful take home piece of oil-infused jewelry. 
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Essential Oils: Beyond the Basics

This class goes a bit deeper into oils and how you can use natural remedies for health and wellness. Each month we explore another topic for the advanced classes. 

The most common groups of chemical components found in essential oils are terpenes, alcohols, esters, ketones, aldehydes, and phenols. Most essential oils are antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. There are three types of terpenes contains in essential oils: Phenylpropanoids (also called Hemiterpenes), Monoterpenes, and Sesquiterpenes.
 

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