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Making Scented Love Letters with Essential Oils!

Join The Common Scents Mom and learn how to make Scented Love Letters with essential oils!

Of course, becoming a wholesale customer is definitely the most cost effective way to purchase therapeutic grade essential oils! And, through February 28th, every new wholesale customer who purchases a premium Start Living Kit (or spends 100 PV their first month) will receive a credit for $40 of free oils!

CLICK HERE to learn more about the wholesale program, or CLICK HERE to sign up now!

Be sure to let your loved one know about this great opportunity because a wholesale account with Young Living would make a great Valentine’s Day gift!

  • Stacy McDonald
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  1. Sarah Sneath January 29, 2013

    Stacy, Thank you for sharing this great video about scented cards. I also enjoyed seeing your daughters necklace. Where did you purchase that at? As a mother of 5 babies I would love to wear something like that and put different oils in it!

    Thank you!

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