What is the difference between vitality oils and regular oils?
From a consumer standpoint, these oils are the exact same pure, therapeutic-grade oils as the “regular” line, but the labeling makes it easier for new members to know immediately which oils to use topically or aromatically and which oils are marked for dietary use. Grade 1: Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils Therapeutic-grade essential oils are high-quality, pure, and unadulterated oils used in aromatherapy and holistic health and can be used as wellness oils. Plants yield them, and rigorous testing, like GC-MS, verifies their chemical composition matches the plant.Grade A (Therapeutic Grade) This is the highest quality essential oil, known for its therapeutic and medicinal benefits. Grade A oils are derived from organically grown plants distilled using processes that preserve their potency without adding synthetic chemicals or pesticides.
How do you use Vitality oil?
Easy To Use: For topical application, you may apply directly to skin or dilute 1 drop of oil with 1 teaspoon of carrier oil (increase or decrease based on skin sensitivity), then apply to desired area. Direct application of undiluted essential oils is not recommended, especially on sensitive areas like the face. Here are some safe application methods to consider: Dilution: Essential oils should be diluted with a suitable carrier oil before applying them to the skin.Depending on your goal, you can apply diluted essential oils to pulse points (wrists, neck, temples), your chest, or soles of your feet. For skincare benefits, apply to the face or body as part of your beauty routine. You can also add them to a diffuser, bath, or body lotion for aromatherapy or hydration.
Do vitality oils expire?
Not really! Essential oils don’t expire in the same way you’d think of food or other items ”going bad,” but they do go through a process of oxidization that begins as soon as the bottle is opened and the oil is exposed to oxygen in the air. Light and heat also increase oxidation. Many essential oils will last about 2–5 years if stored in closed, dark glass bottles kept out of direct light and heat. Some oils like Patchouli, Sandalwood, and Vetiver can last 6–8 years. Here are some timelines for popular essential oils: 1–2 years: Lemon, Lime, and Tangerine.All essential oils will expire eventually, but with good care and storage practices, you may even be able to make it last beyond the approved date. Keep them in a cool dry location inside a dark bottle away from heat and light, and seal the bottle when not in use.Within a few months: Most cooking oils, when stored correctly, can remain safe and usable for a few months past their expiration date. Up to a year: Some oils like vegetable, canola, and soybean oil can remain safe for up to a year or more if stored properly and regularly filtered.