
Syncing with Your Cycle: Creating Rhythms that Work with Your Hormones 🌙
🌺 The Four Phases of the Female Hormone Cycle
Each lasts about a week, though every woman’s rhythm is slightly different.
Phase 1: Menstrual (Days 1–7)
- Say no to big commitments and carve out quiet space to rest.
- Nourish your body with warm, grounding foods and hydration.
- Take Epsom salt baths with Lavender, Frankincense, or Dragon Time for relaxation.
- Diffuse Valor, Frankincense, or Bergamot while journaling or meditating.
- Skip strenuous workouts — gentle yoga, stretching, or a slow walk are ideal.
- Use Deep Relief or CBD Muscle Rub on tense muscles.
Phase 2: Follicular (Days 8–14)
- Dive into brainstorming, planning, and problem-solving.
- Schedule meetings, social events, or workouts that energize you.
- Diffuse Envision, Clarity, or Brain Power while working.
- Try resistance training or higher-intensity workouts if you feel up for it.
- Use Deep Relief or Peppermint pre- or post-workout to soothe muscles.
Phase 3: Ovulatory (Around Day 15–21)
- Schedule big projects, social events, or interviews.
- Connect deeply with others (great week for quality time with your spouse or loved ones).
- Keep up your workouts and active routines, but continue caring for your body before and after exercise.
- Prioritize hydration and nutrient-rich foods.
Phase 4: Luteal (Days 22–28)
- Tidy up, organize, and complete projects early in the week while energy is steady.
- As your body slows down, increase self-care: warm baths, rest, and hydration.
- Diffuse calming oils like Peace & Calming or Release.
- Take magnesium or Mineral Essence to ease tension and support relaxation.
- Opt for gentle movement — restorative yoga or a peaceful walk.
- If you notice PMS symptoms, support your body with supplements or gentle liver-supporting options like JuvaTone.
Supporting Your Cycle All Month Long 🌿
- Apply Progessence Plus daily throughout your cycle or up until Day 1.
- Use Dragon Time Massage Oil over the abdomen during your period and the days leading up to it.
- Drink NingXia Red with Mineral Essence daily for nutrient and antioxidant support.
- Prioritize sleep, hydration, and whole foods that keep your blood sugar steady.
Final Thoughts 💛
👉 Have you tried aligning your routines or self-care habits with your hormone cycle?
👉 What differences have you noticed — in your mood, focus, energy, or emotional well-being?

Mindfulness.
Presence.
And the coziest winter environment…no matter where the days lead us.
Simple Seasonal Grounding Practices with Essential Oils
Handmade Essential Oil Gifts that Create Cozy Atmosphere
Another beautiful way to carry this slower, intentional energy into the holidays is through handmade gifts—gifts infused with meaning, heart, and presence.Combine 4 drops each of Orange, Cinnamon Bark, Pine, Vanilla + splash witch hazel + water in 4 oz spray bottle
Combine 1–2 capfuls Thieves Household Cleaner + 10 drops each Clove, Orange, Cinnamon Bark in 16oz bottle + water
2 tbsp castile soap + 15 drops Christmas Spirit + 1 tbsp coconut oil or olive oil + water
15 drops each Frankincense, Geranium, Lavender + fill with jojoba oil in 10mL roller bottle
½ cup magnesium flakes or Epsom salt + 10 drops each Lavender, Cedarwood, Roman Chamomile
¼ cup sugar + 2 tbsp coconut oil + 3 drops Peppermint
2 tbsp beeswax + 2 tbsp shea butter + 2 tbsp jojoba oil + 10–15 drops Pine or Black Spruce
How Scent Creates a Cozy Winter Home Sanctuary
Valor • Stress Away • Peace & Calming • Vanilla
Winter Diffuser Blend Ideas to Create Memory Through Aroma
Cozy Fireside Blends- Sugar Cookie Glow: Vanilla + Cinnamon Bark + Orange
- Merry & Bright: Peppermint + Orange + Frankincense
- Silent Night: Lavender + Frankincense + Cedarwood
- Snow Day: Wintergreen + Eucalyptus + Lemon
- Cabin Retreat: Pine + Idaho Grand Fir + Bergamot + Tangerine
- Warm Wool Blanket: Stress Away + Cedarwood + Copaiba
- Cinnamon Road Trip: Cinnamon Bark + Orange + Ginger
- Frosted Windows: Peppermint + Eucalyptus Radiata + Lemon
- Peaceful Commute: Lemon + Frankincense + Lavender
Cozy DIY Gift Ideas Without Actually DIYing
Create 3 mini bottles of diffuser blends that the recipient will love! Grab some glass dropper bottles, add your oils, and apply a cute sticker or label with fun blend names like “Cozy Morning,” “Silent Night,” or “Winter Woods.”
Skip the DIY part and let a DIY-lover make their own things! Grab a cute basket (often you can find these thrifted!) and arrange some beeswax pastilles, a small jar of coconut oil, and a bottle of Peppermint or Grapefruit Vitality (or both!)
Grab a cute basket or gift bag and add a small bag of baking soda, a bag of citric acid, a bottle of Lavender, and some fun molds. Include a little note with simple instructions so the recipient can mix, press, and create their own fizzy bath treats at home.
Wrap together NingXia Red packets, Super C Chewables, Lavender Lip Balm, and/or Stress Away Roller. Add a note that says: “For the friend who does it all. May your energy be high and your stress be low!”
Decorating Your Home with Cozy Scents for Winter
In a 4 oz spray bottle, combine:
- 10 drops Orange
- 5 drops Cinnamon Bark
- 5 drops Caraway
- Fill the rest with water and shake gently.
Simple Sensory Rituals to Support a Cozy Winter Season
- Holiday Hand Scrub:
Combine ½ cup sugar + ¼ cup coconut oil + 5 drops Peppermint + 5 drops Vanilla. Use after a day of baking or prepping for guests! - Winter Simmer Pot:
Add fresh orange slices, cinnamon sticks, cranberries, rosemary sprigs, and 2–3 drops each of Clove, Ginger, and Cinnamon Bark. - Simple Car Diffuser:
Take a wooden slice or felt ornament and add 2–3 drops of your favorite essential oil. Hang it in your car for a subtle, festive fragrance that lifts your mood during the busy season. You can also use it as a tree ornament for a touch of aroma on the holiday tree.
Final Thoughts: Slow the Season + Savor It
- I give myself permission to pause and enjoy the moment.
- I hold both joy and peace, even amidst the busy season.
- My home, my heart, and my time are infused with warmth and love.
- I create space for connection, reflection, and self-care.






