This handy 10 ml palm size bath/shower oil, can be used as a natural perfume.
 
Chinese Medicine maintains that the heart is the ruler of the body. Stores memory and knowledge, administers perception. The heart remembers the past and knows the present. The ears are able to hear, the eyes are able to see, because the heart  governs all the perceptual/sense organs. The heart is the “monarch” and is sovereign over all the other organ systems and over the entire being (physical/emotional/mental/subtle).
When the heart is in disorder, a hundred diseases will emerge; when the heart is in quiescence, ten thousand diseases will disappear.                          
Constancy heals the heart….
Balances hormonal and emotional extremes.
Brings happiness and joy into your daily activities.
Creates dynamic flowing energy that helps balance water in the body.
Useful during menopause, PMS or when experiencing fearful moments.
Sensible cautions: 
Possible skin sensitivity. To prevent a rash or pigmentation of the skin, do not use citrus oils when exposed to direct sunlight. Keep away from children and eyes. Store inside bag/box and keep in a cool, dark place. Consult doctor if pregnant or under medication.  Natural sedimentation may occur. Once opened, best used within 12 months. 
 
Directions:
Start your day by picking 2 blends, use one for bath (3ml) and pour into your bath water, take 15 to 20 minutes of alone time for relaxation and quietude. Let the aromatics soothe away your stress and emerge with satin-like skin.
When used in the shower (1ml), apply over chest, abdomen and lower back, rinse off with warm water.
1. Carry the other blend with you throughout your day. Apply on palm, rub palms together and inhale slowly 3 times as and when needed.
2. Roll on pulse points when used as a natural perfume.
It takes 7 seconds upon inhalation for the essential oils to reach the limbic system. The limbic system controls the emotions, endocrine functions, behaviour, memories, heart rate and respiration. 7 minutes upon application bypassing the nervous system, to the blood circulation.