Do you want an all natural way to promote headache pain relief? Try this simple roll-on recipe.
ALL YOU WILL NEED IS
- 10 Drops of Peppermint Oil
- 10 Drops of Lavender Oil
- 5 Drops of Frankincense Oil
- 3 Drops of Copaiba Oil
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- Carrier Oil of Choice (I love this liquid coconut oil)
- Roll-On Bottle (Amber Glass Roll-Ons)
Once made, simply roll on to temples, forehead, or back of neck where the headache pain is located. The peppermint oil has a cooling, almost numbing effect. The copaiba oil will make the oil blend stay on longer and also has an anti-inflammatory effect. The lavender oil will promote calmness and relaxation while adding a great scent. The beloved frankincense oil is known to reduce the swelling of blood vessels which causes many headaches.
I love using Roll-On bottles because they help you to be precise and avoid contact with your eyes.
**This recipe can also be useful for nausea and sea-sickness. Just apply to wrist or forearm and inhale when needed.
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