Hello, December! 

The holidays are here! The days may feel shorter, but they’re filled with all kinds of festive activities - wrapping presents, whipping up delectable desserts, and adorning the house with decor that only comes out once a year. Although fun, these activities can be quite exhausting - mentally and physically. Keep reading for some ways to beat the winter blues AND keep that body in tip top shape this holiday season!

This month you’ll hear all about… 

  • Monthly YL Gifts with Purchase
  • Beating the Winter Blues
  • Young Living in the Kitchen
  • Product Spotlight
  • Important Announcements

 Monthly Gifts with Purchase

When your order hits one of these PV levels you will receive the corresponding products for FREE! Look at everything you get for free when you hit 400 PV! 


 *Receive the Subscription Exclusives when your order is placed through the monthly subscription program, which is the best way to save money and support your health. If you need more details on this, let me know!

 

Need a way to use them? Here are a few favorite recipes! 


Beating the Winter Blues

When the weather gets cold and the sun goes to bed a little earlier than normal, we often need a little help in the “mood” department. Do we not? It’s easy to let the gloom set in and fall prey to apathy. When you feel yourself headed in this direction, use some of these tips to lift those spirits and get your heart and mind in the right place. 

  • Expose yourself to some natural light! Go for a walk, sit by a window - just get in some of those glorious, energizing rays.
  • Inhale happy scents! Aromatherapy is a great way to uplift the spirits and connect directly to the emotional control center in the brain. Citrus oils like Lemon, Grapefruit, Lime, Orange, or Bergamot are perfect for diffusing during this time of year. 
  • Tidy things up a bit. It may sound silly but doing things like making your bed, decluttering the counter, or folding a load of clothes can help you clear the chaos in your mind and give you a sense of control and order. 
  • Distract your brain. When you can’t seem to get out of your own head - shift your focus. Turn on some happy tunes or find a comedic video to watch. Music and laughter are proven stress relievers. Try it! 
  • Practice self-care. Do something that brings you joy - get your hair and nails done, read a romantic novel, take a relaxing bath, snuggle up to your favorite show, etc. Put yourself first for a change.
  • Exercise and eat right. You’ll be surprised at what a little movement can do for your mood! And make sure you're giving your body the fuel it needs with nutritious fruits and vegetables - not empty carbs and sugar.

 

Young Living in the Kitchen

Speaking about lifting the spirits, this oily recipe is sure to give you all the happy feels this season! Check out this comfort food favorite.


Product Spotlight

Are your arms tired from wrapping all those presents? Feet exhausted from all the cooking? Back totally fatigued from all the running? THIS is what you need - Cool Azul Pain Cream. My oh my does this bad boy deliver. Just a little dab and the soothing will begin. Trust me - it’s a MUST this season AND fabulous after a workout!



2021 HOLIDAY CATALOG


It’s not too late to snag items from the 2021 Holiday Catalog! But don’t wait too long - especially if you are wanting them to give them as gifts this holiday season. Be sure to add at least 100 PV to your cart or subscription box so you get FREE shipping! 


Giveaway


Make sure you check our Facebook group, Oiler Room; Your Young Living Community for a fun Giveaway to be announced on the 15th. It will be easy to enter! Stay tuned for more information! If you are not yet in the group, use the link above to join! If you are not on Facebook, make sure you send an email stating you would like more information and we will send your way!

As always, we wish you the best health and wellness and we also wish you and yours a Very Happy Holiday Season and a Wonderful New Year!

From your friends at the Oiler Room!






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