First Scan:

Eucalyptus Blue:

According to the iTOVi app used, Eucalyptus Blue “has a calming and invigorating scent when diffused” and you can only diffuse or use topically with a carrier oil.

Exodus II:

This essential oil contains a mix “that has cleansing properties, particularly when applied to the feet. It is used either by diffusing, inhaled directly, or topically with a carrier oil.

Egyptian Gold:

“[U]sed to enhance moments of devotion and reverence;” Egyptian Gold, “contains ancient biblical oils” and is used for “spiritual awareness and immune support.” It is used also by either diffusing, inhaling directly, or with a carrier oil topically.

Second Scan:

Present Time:

Present Time essential oil, is used by either diffusing, inhaled directly, or topically. It is known for “help[ing] [one] focus on the here and now, so [one] can get beyond the past and move forward. So basically it’s used for “empowerment” and “emotional release.”

Raven:

This one is also a “cleansing blend” containing but not limited to “Ravintsara, Peppermint, and Eucalyptus Radiata” Essential Oils. It “creates a cooling sensation when applied topically to the chest and throat.” Other ways besides topically of using it is by either direct inhale or diffusing.

Panaway:

One of my favorite essential oils nowadays, is great for anytime such as when you’ve been working hard in the yard, on your feet all day and feeling it in other places, or if you’re like me and get Charlie Horses; or rather I don’t get them so much anymore since using essential oils. Be sure to go back and read my post on “Charlie Horses” if you haven’t done so yet.

Final Scan:

NingXia NITRO:

Though I have used this, as I have shown in previous posts, I am not at the moment. I have to find the box I know I have it as it has ‘disappeared’ on me. However, this stuff is great when taken; as it “supports cognitive alertness and fitness. [It’s] a great support for the body and mind.” It has the ability to “increase athletic performance, endurance, and recovery” with it’s “mix of naturally occurring caffeine and Bioenergy’s D-Ribose.

EndoFlex:

Ironically, I actually have this essential oil and was one of my first ones after my initial starter kit. With it’s “blend of Spearmint, Geranium,” and several others; it “helps create a calming and balancing aroma when diffused. Not only can it be diffused though, it can also be directly inhaled or diluted with a carrier oil and applied topically.

Cinnamon Bark:

I guess since I haven’t actually used this one since last year for my Fall Scents (read last weeks post if you haven’t yet), the oily scanner picked up that my body needs it so to speak. With it’s “hot and spicy fragrance” it can help “unlock feelings of abundance.” Cinnamon Bark can be diffused, inhaled directly, or topically with a carrier oil.

Out of all these recommendations from my three scans, I actually have six of them. Once I gather them all up out of my storage unit I plan to start using them so in 30-45 days I can re-scan myself and see what it says. As for the ones I don’t have yet, I plan on using my Reward Points to purchase them.

There you go, an awesome device that can recommend which essential oils to purchase. Whether you’re just not sure because there are so many or you have some but not sure what to get next not wanting to spend the extra money on something you may or may not need. Hope you enjoyed!

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