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PanAway is the next Everyday Collection essential oil that I’m excited to share with you. Nope, it’s not a new airline- that’s always what I think about when I hear the name. 😉 PanAway is an awesome pain relieving essential oil blend that contains these four individual oils:
•Peppermint Essential Oil (Mentha piperita)
•Wintergreen Essential Oil (Gaultheria procumbens)
•Helichrysum Essential Oil (Helichrysum italicum)
•Clove Essential Oil (Syzygium aromaticum)
I love using PanAway after a workout by simply rubbing it on my muscles after exercise! I also will sometimes apply it prior to a workout for an added energy boost!
Apply topically after exercise.
Supports the appearance of healthy skin coloration.
Add to V-6™ Vegetable Oil Complex and apply to neck and back for a soothing aromatic experience.
Has a stimulating aroma.
Includes the naturally occurring constituents of methyl salicylate, gamma-curcumene, menthol, and eugenol.
You can pay the $42.76 retail price for a 5ml bottle PanAway or you can get a MUCH better deal by getting that same bottle which comes in the Young Living Essential Oils Premium Starter Kit! This kit not only includes PanAway, but also will give you a diffuser (diffusing is an awesome way to get oils into your system), the 9 other amazing oils that I’m talking about in this series, samples of Ningxia Red, stress away oil + roller, an Essential Oils Guidebook, oil labels and much more!
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Sonseeharay says
I can’t see the recipe. Is it just coconut oil and panaway? How much of each do I use? Thanks
Jennie says
Unfortunately due to FDA requirements I was forced to remove the recipe. 🙁
Rhonda says
Are you able to email the recipe to those who want it?
Jennie says
No, I’m sorry but I’m not. There is tons of great info out there in books and online though…just do a quick search! 🙂
DavetteB says
look for a recipe for lotion bars and add the Panaway to make a 3% dilution based on the ingredients; for every 1 ounce of oils/butters/wax, you would add 27 drops of essential oil. HTH.
Mila says
Thank you so much for that! Very very useful info!
Elaine says
I cant order the panaway…why not?
Jennie says
It is in stock for me Elaine. Did you create an account and try to add it to your cart?
Emily Heise says
Will be trying this as well. If I may also add that a good seat, a chiropractic one if possible will also do the trick. In fact it is one of the relief doctors advise to many people with chronic back pains. It usually due to poor sitting position for a long period of time. Great blog!
Taylor says
If this will work, you will be my savior. 😀 Can’t wait to try this out.
Tiffany h says
Why does it have to be in glass? I didn’t read the glass part until after I starts making it.
Amelia says
I was just wondering if you’ve tried putting it in something like a lotion bar comes in? I am making some tomorrow and was thinking I would want to take it with me, I live in cold climate so it won’t melt really, but will it slide up?….
Jennie says
Do you mean like a deodorant, roll-up kind of bar? I think it might be a little too soft for that. Even the warmth of my hands melt the coconut oil, so I’d just worry about it melting (even a little) and leaking everywhere on you. 😉 If you want something a little more like a stick, using cocoa butter (or something similar) might work. I’m just not sure what the exact proportions would be.
Angela says
You could make a salve, which would be more solid, by melting beeswax with coconut oil and add EO after the melting process. Just not sure how much you would need.