To begin with, this is not some blog about how to force people to buy Essential Oils. This is about how I personally promote my oils.

I wake up in the morning and grab a cup of coffee to begin my day. I grab my laptop and planner and go back to sit in my bed and begin my day. I don’t post a million posts on social media about how my Essential oils or say how working from home is so nice. Instead, I grab my oils and pick usually lavender or tea tree and rub it on myself so I can smell like my oils throughout my day. I am a college student, so of course I always have some packed in my backpack, and let me just say if you are a college student as well, your friends will love you so much if you let them use your Stress-Away. I am always smelling like my oils on a daily basis. My professors always grab me after class and wonder what oil I have on that day and how it has helped me. That is how you promote guys. You don’t need to randomly force essential oils into a conversation, but instead let it come to you. Smell like your oils. Let the conversation come to you. When people ask, give them just a brief reason and explanation of oils. If people need, help them. For example, my boyfriend has always thought essential oils were just some stupid scam, but one day he came over and was deeply stressed about an exam and I had some peppermint and lavender diffusing and he sat down and says, “Kenzie I don’t what you have in that diffuser, but whatever it is has helped me relax and think straight”. That is a need. If he came in talking about how stressed he was and I didn’t have my diffuser on, I wouldv’e handed him my roll-on stress-away and made him go to town on it. Forcing people to essential oils is not helping them. It is making people think that they have to do it and should do it to be apart of the norm. No, that is not what you should do. Let people come to you. If someone complains about an odor they can’t get rid of, I hand them a sample of Purification and let them borrow my diffuser (if I know them, so I can get it back). Always keep samples on you. If someone you don’t know comes up to you asking about why you smell so good, or if they begin talking about a need, have a sample oil on you, so you can let them dip their toes into the lake. You don’t want  to drown their feet into a lake, so just giving them a little bit of information and samples of oils will give them a way to slowly dip their toes into that lake.