Over 20 Rollerball Combinations

In the world of Essential Oils, roller bottles are very popular. Essential Oils in general are gaining popularity, due to their ability to solve everyday ailments naturally versus taking over the counter medicines.

Or, prescriptions.

While prescriptions and OTC’s have their place, routine use can have implications on your health. Most if not all of those items in your medicine cabinet, from sleep aids to ointment, digestion medicine or what not) can be tossed – and replaced with a few drops of essential oil, a better diet and some lifestyle changes.

But… it takes effort and due diligence.

True wellness comes from working on yourself from the inside out – no pain cream, prescription, OTC or even lotion is going to be anywhere near as effective as taking a more active role in your health beyond medicine.

Toxic build up through outside environmental factors has more of an effect on your health than many may realize..

Essential Oils are powerful – they can be used aromatically (in a diffuser); they can also be used topically – diluted with a carrier or, added to a roller bottle.

The best part about using a roller bottle is that it is pre-made – when you need to use it, you don’t have to mix up oils with a carrier in your hand. You can use them on the go – pop them in your purse, or give them to your kids to take to school.

Where to Apply Essential Oils

The bottom of the feet, wrist and behind the ears are 3 of the best places to apply essential oils to your body.    The bottoms of the feet are the least sensitive part of the body – making them the perfect place to try out essential oils. When you are applying essential oils to the bottom of the feet, they are absorbed quickly because the feet have larger pores.

Since the feet are the least sensitive, they are the best place for those hot oils like Oregano, Peppermint, Thieves and Clove.

Essential oils applied to the bottoms of the feet are absorbed more quickly and therefore reach the bloodstream faster. Not to mention that the feet and hands are the only two places on the body without sebaceous glands – because of that, items applied to those areas are absorbed more quickly.

No matter where you choose to apply your oils, ensure that you avoid the eye area and avoid touching your face near your eyes when you are done using them or applying them.

Using a Roller Bottle

When you use a rollerball, you are using a pre-made mixture, added to a 5 or 10ml roller bottle. You are stretching the oil out by adding a carrier oil – and by using that carrier oil, you are not diluting the effectiveness of the oil, instead you are giving the oil greater coverage to help the oil carry itself with greater coverage.

To use a rollerball, you will need to have 5ml or 10ml roller bottles, essential oils, a carrier oil, and a list of rollerball recipes.

I prefer to use Essential Oil bottles that I have cleaned out and soaked overnight – because they are ultimately the biggest cost saver. When taking this route, you will need to buy roller fitments – which are the metal balls that snap into the top.

• Young Living sells a 10 pk of roller fitments for $10 – they are exclusively designed for Young Living Essential Oil bottles marked “SB” on the very bottom.
• If you don’t want to re-use your Essential Oil bottles, you can find 10ml Glass Roller Bottles with a metal roller on Amazon. 
• You can use glass roller bottles with a plastic roller but, they tend to disintegrate with time. If you are using Citrus oils then using a metal roller is the best option.
• For children, add no more than a few drops of essential oil in a 10ml roller bottle – their skin is much more sensitive than ours and oils should be used sparingly.
  • For kids: 2 drops per 10ml roller bottle (1% dilution)
  • For adults: 4 drops per 10ml roller bottle (2% dilution)
  • Occassional blends for adults: no more than 20 total drops in any 10ml bottle
• These Avery Labels #22806 work beautiful for Roller Bottles – plus, you can design your own and print out 1, a few, or a full sheet.

Over 20 Roller Blends for your Family

Here are some of the most popular roller blends:

Menstrual Blend 
9 drops Geranium
6 drops Roman Chamomile
3 drops Clary Sage
2 drops Marjoram
(Combine all and apply to lower abdomen as needed)

Lady Mood Booster
8 drops Clary Sage
4 drops Geranium
4 drops Ylang Ylang
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Scar Support Blend
8 drops Helichrysum
5 drops Frankincense
4 drops Geranium
(Roll on affected area as needed)

Wake Me Up Blend
7 drops Eucalyptus
4 drops Rosemary
4 drops Grapefruit
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Muscle Support
3 drops Clove
3 drops Black Pepper
4 drops Wintergreen
4 drops Peppermint
2 drops Copaiba 
(Roll on area as needed)

Good Night Rest
8 drops Lavender
6 drops Cedarwood 
(Roll on wrists, bottom of feet & behind ears as needed)

Sleepy Time
8 drops Marjoram
8 drops Lavender
2 drops Frankincense
(Roll on wrists, bottom of feet & behind ears as needed)

Bedwetter Blend
10 drops Cypress
2 drops Copaiba
(Roll on lower abdomen before bed, daily)

Breastfeeding Support
10 drops Fennel
2 drops Lavender
(Roll on breast between feedings – avoiding nipple; wipe off before next feeding)

Motivation
5 drops Rosemary
7 drops Peppermint
3 drops Orange
(Roll on wrists, bottom of feet & behind ears as needed)

Head Pressure Relief
7 drops Peppermint
2 drops Copaiba
3 drops Frankincense
(Roll on back of neck, and behind ear lobes as needed)

Mental Focus
5 drops Rosemary
5 drops Peppermint
5 drops Patchouli
(Roll on wrists, bottom of feet & behind ears as needed)

Pimple Tamer
6 drops Purification
5 drops Tea Tree
(Roll directly on pimple at first sign, and frequently thereafter)

Immune Support
6 drops Oregano
4 drops Thyme
4 drops Thieves
2 drops Lemon
4 drops Frankincense
(Roll on back of spine, and bottoms of feet frequently)

Grounding Focus Blend
5 drops Frankincense
4 drops Vetiver
6 drops Patchouli
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Bearded Blend (for Him)
5 drops Patchouli
3 drops Frankincense
5 drops Cypress
2 drops Clary Sage
5 drops Sandalwood
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Motion Sickness Blend
8 drops Peppermint
3 drops Dill 
4 drops Ginger
(Apply to wrists, lower abdomen & behind ears as needed)

Bruise Stick
7 drops Lavender
4 drops Frankincense
4 drops Helichrysum
(Roll on the bruised area frequently)

Get Up and Get Moving Blend
5 drops Orange
3 drops Joy
8 drops Eucalyptus
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Calming Blend
5 drops Lavender
5 drops Marjoram
5 drops Clary Sage
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Healing Stick
5 drops Frankincense
7 drops Lavender
5 drops Tea Tree
(Roll on affected area as needed) 

Low Stress Blend
8 drops Sacred Mountain
5 drops Lavender
4 drops Cedarwood
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Seasonal Relief
5 drops Lavender
5 drops Lemon
8 drops Peppermint
(Roll on wrists, or behind ears as needed)

Here are a few carrier oils you might think about using:

• YL V6 Carrier Oil 
• Grapeseed Oil
• Sweet Almond Oil
• Fractionated Coconut Oil
• Organic Jojoba Oil

Essential Oils don’t have an expiration date; though once mixed with a carrier they can take on the expiration OF that carrier. So keep that in mind when mixing oils.

We recommend using Young Living Essential Oils, we think they are a very important part of your wellness and self care.