2304 days ago

Beat the Bugs Make 'n Take Class

Sheryl from Mairangi Bay

Are you wanting to learn how to bring more natural options into your home?

Then this is the class for you!

I will show you how you can support yourself and your family naturally using doTERRA essential oils.

You will learn natural ways to:

• support your family's immune system,
• reduce toxins with natural cleaning and fragrance solutions,
• support for the whole family's health and wellness and,
• get rid of the bugs that may be hanging round your home.

10-11am - Introduction to doTERRA essential oils (Free) - where you will get to smell the oils, learn about the oils and how to use them safely and effectively and have the opportunity to purchase oils to start on your own journey into a more natural toxin-free life.

11-12pm - Make and Take ($30) - where you will make your own essential oil based products to take home.
- Hand sanitiser spray
- Foaming hand wash
- 2 x Roller bottle blends of your choice to naturally support you and your family.

Bring a friend and receive a surprise gift!!!! (Valid for those who are not a doTERRA wellness advocate)

RSVP’s are essential as seats are limited - only 6 spots available. Please RSVP via this event or private message.


If you can’t make this date but would like to arrange a time that suits you and a few friends, please get in contact with me and we will discuss a suitable time and venue.


I look forward to meeting you!
xx Sheryl

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