LJ Turtle Aromatherapy

It’s that time of year … germs abound … hiding everywhere. What’s a person to do?

Aside from the recommended frequent hand washing and ‘sneeze or cough in your sleeve’ protocol recommended by health care professionals, you can use essential oils as an all-natural hand sanitizer.

Four Thieves and Germs Be Gone are both blended with essential oils that are antimicrobial, antiseptic, and antiviral.

The difference is the essential oils in Four Thieves are very potent – and are recommended for healthy adults.

Germs Be Gone was blended with children in mind; and can be used as a yoga mat disinfectant.

Each is blended in a base of witch hazel distillate and must be shaken well before each use.

Pick yours up this Saturday at the Guelph Farmers’ Market. As an added bonus, pick-up both and receive a travel size of each free.

This is a $58 value on special for $40.

Welcome the Autumnal Equinox with with Autumn Air —

Use this blend to warm and welcome this vibrant change of season.

Warming • Stimulating • Refreshing

• Cinnamon Leaf, Ginger and Nutmeg stimulate, invigorate & strengthen the mind
• Tangerine and Lemongass are revivifying
• Canadian Black Spruce refreshes a tired mind• Vanilla warms the soul

LJ Turtle undiluted blends are suitable for:

• Diffusing with a nebulizer
• Use with our diffuser jewelry
• Simply ‘sniff’ from the bottle
• Use with our felted designs
• At safe concentration levels, may be blended for topical use • Please ask how

Available Saturdays at the Guelph Farmers’ Market
7 am – noon

The September/October issue of The Nose Knows is now available!

What’s happening you ask? This September LJ Turtle marks its 5th birthday at the Guelph Farmers’ Market!

To celebrate, and as a thank you to all our supporters, we’re offering a Limited Edition Set at an amazing value. This set includes the four original blends that were the foundation of LJ Turtle! Each reflects a personal need I had at the time – which explains this somewhat eclectic collection. Come by the Guelph Farmer’s Market Saturdays for a ‘sniff test’.