Relaxing Foot Massage Oil
Are your feet tired and aching? Why not treat them to some relief. After you wash and stretch your aching feet use this fantastic aromatherapy herbal oil to further enhance your relaxed mood and soften any rough skin.
Here is the recipe: (Note: For your convenience I have added everything you need for this recipe to our store. Just click on the link for each item)
- 2 teaspoons soybean, jojoba, extra-virgin olive, sesame or almond oil.
- 2-6 drops lavender, chamomile, orange or clary sage essential oil (or other scents if you prefer)
Mix all of the ingredients thoroughly in a small bowl.
Massage into feet. Apply pressure as needed to alleviate fatigue and tension. Put on your socks afterward. If it feels as good as it does for me you may be ready to crawl straight into bed once done.
This recipe makes enough for one treatment. If you want to make this in a greater quantity and store it in a sealed dark glass container you may do so. Just adjust the recipe accordingly. If you need help doing this just comment or send me an e-mail.
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This is an exciting post. Thank you! Could you tell me where it is best to find liquid chamomile, orange, or the other aromas you listed above?
Thank you for visiting Living provident. In response to your question I have provided links to our convenience store where you can easily find these and many other scents to make all of our recipes.
Orange – http://astore.amazon.com/livingprovident-20/detail/B000W3VD6K
Lavender – http://astore.amazon.com/livingprovident-20/detail/B001ETW6FI
Clary Sage – http://astore.amazon.com/livingprovident-20/detail/B000N5U9NA
Chamomile – http://astore.amazon.com/livingprovident-20/detail/B000MKKNJQ
Many other essential oil scents in various size quantities – http://astore.amazon.com/livingprovident-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=9
I hope these help you. If you ever need anything else, please let me know.
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