Shake together well and store in a dark glass spray bottle.
I only trust Young Living Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils in this recipe. Lower grade oils can be toxic and may actually burn the skin.
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i have some experience with YL oils and still have several oils. my favorite one is the lavender oil. i use it on all sorts of stuff from burns to any skin irritation. i love it.
Stacy, what is the difference between Aloe Vera gel and Aloe Vera Juice. Can the two be used interchangeably?
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