Quick Guide: Peace and Calming 2
Young Living Peace and Calming 2 is a combination of 11 essential oils which contribute to its relaxing and pleasant scents. It helps in calming the mind and providing a sense of overall well-being.
The combination of all-powerful essential oil that is focusing on emotions is mind-blowing.
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Peace and Calming 2 Essential Oil Ingredients
- Tangerine (Citrus reticulata) – It is a great booster for the immune system because of the oil’s high limonene content
- Orange (Citrus sinensis) – Orange is popular for its clean and fresh scents. It also used to reduce anxiety in children
- Ylang Ylang (Cananga odorata) – Ylang Ylang essential oil is commonly used for anxiety, hypertension, and depression. The aromatic benefit is known to filters out negative energy and restores confidence and peace.
- Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) –This oil is known as an all-purpose insect repellent and is also used in the perfumery industry. It is a relaxant that clarifies thoughts, freeing the feeling of insecurities, obsessions, and jealousies. Patchouli is part of the Young Living Digize Essential oil blend. You can read here to know in detail its uses.
Northern Lights Black Spruce (Picea mariana) – Northern Lights Black Spruce essential oil is able to releases emotional blocks, promoting the feeling of balance and grounding. I have an article on this unique oil and all the benefits that come with it.- German Chamomile (Chamomilla recutita) – The oil stabilizes and releases emotions. Other than that it also soothes and clears the mind
- Vetiver (Vetiveria zizanoides) – Vetiver essential oil psychologically grounding, calming, and stabilizing emotions.
- Cistus (Cistus ladanifer/ladaniferus) – The oil is known to elevate emotions, and calming to the nerves
- Bergamot (Citrus aurantium bergamia) – Two of Bergamot essential oil main benefit is to relieve anxiety and mood-lifting qualities
- Cassia (Cinnamomum aromaticum) – The medical properties of the oil are anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral, and anticoagulant
- Davana (Artemisia pallens) – One of the uses for Davana essential oil is for emotion
How To Use Peace and Calming 2?
Diffuse
You can diffuse a couple of drops of Peace and Calming 2 essential oil up to 1 hour, 3 times daily.
Inhale
Another aromatic way to use the essential oil is by inhaling it directly from the bottle. You can also put one drop of Peace and Calming on your palm, rub it around, cupped your face with it, and inhale.
Topical
Dilute 1 drop of the essential oil with 1 drop of Young Living V-6 Enhanced Vegetable Oil Complex or any carrier oil you have, and apply on the desired location as needed. I usually apply it to my wrists and the back of my ears.
What Is the Difference Between Peace and Calming and Peace and Calming 2?
The Ingredients
Peace and calming have only five ingredients as compared to Peace and Calming 2. Four of the ingredients are the same; Tangerine, Orange, Ylang Ylang, and Patchouli. The fifth ingredient is Blue Tansy and it makes this oil blend differently.
Blue tansy has sweet and floral scents, which creates an uplifting environment when diffused on its own. It is a rare botanical flower that is commonly used in high-end luxury beauty products.
The Scents
The scents are slightly different as there are only four ingredients that both oils have. But each of the essential oil has a special place in my home.
The Price
Another obvious difference between the two essential oil is the price of each bottle. Peace and Calming 2 is selling at almost half the price of Peace and Calming essential oil. The reason is that Blue Tansy essential oil is one of the expensive oil, that is why Peace and Calming are more pricey.
Roll-On Option
There is a Peace and Calming roll-on version which is prediluted for topical usage. It is an easy-to-use roll-on that can be included in your children’s bedtime routine. Just roll it to your wrists and the back of your ear that sets you up for sweet dreams.
Peace and Calming Essential Oil Benefits
What are Peace and Calming essential oil used for? There are 7 benefits of using Peace and Calming essential oils as part of your routine.
- Include it as a pre-bedtime habit for your children. Rub some Peace and Calming on the bottoms of their feet, wrists, and the back of their ears. This will calm them down and get them ready for bed.
- Use it when you feel overwhelmed. Just apply a drop of Peace and Calming directly to your chest and close your eyes. Take slow deep breaths while the scents encourage you to ground yourself.
- The scent is amazing and you can use it as a natural perfume on the wrists and neck to create the right sensory effects
- Add a couple of drops to an unscented lotion and apply it to your skin
- Boost your skincare and bedtime routines by adding a drop of Peace and Calming essential oil to your face lotion at night
- DIY a face spray with it. Add 2oz of witch hazel and 10 drops of Peace and Calming, spray it whenever you need to refresh your skin
- Diffuse a couple of drops to help calm and relax a stressed pet
Peace and Calming Diffuser Recipe
What oil goes well with Peace and Calming? There are a couple of essential oils that blend well with them and make you wanting for more.
Refreshing 
3 drops of Peace and Calming
3 drops of Bergamot
2 drops of Lavender
1 drop of Spearmint
Dreamy Night
2 drops of Peace and Calming
3 drops of Lavender
Dreamy Night 2.0
2 drops of Lavender
2 drops of Cedarwood
1 drop of Peace and Calming
Spa Day
2 drops of Peace and Calming
2 drops of Geranium
2 drops of Blue Cypress
Zen Mama
3 drops of Peace and Calming
2 drops of Neroli
1 drop of Grapefruit
Daddy Cool
2 drops of Peace and Calming
2 drops of Wintergreen
Peace and Calming Roller Blend Recipe
Another great way to include Peace and Calming in your routine is to make some roller blends with it. You can throw it into your bag and bring it everywhere with you.
All you need is a 10ml roller bottle and a suitable carrier oil such as Young Living V-6 Enhanced Vegetable Oil Complex. It has coconut oil, sesame seed oil, grape seed oil, sweet almond oil, wheatgerm oil, sunflower seed oil, and olive oil all in one bottle.
Add the essential oils to a 10ml roller bottle and fill the rest with carrier oils. I also like to include a couple of gemstones to make my roller bottle prettier. Below are some of the roller blend recipes that I have made before
Yogi Retreat
15 drops of Valor
10 drops of Peace and Calming
10 drops of Citrus Fresh
5 drops of Peppermint
Tantrum Buster
10 drops of Peace and Calming
10 drops of Lavender
Sunny Day
10 drops of Peace and Calming
10 drops of Jade Lemon
6 drops of Northern Lights Black Spruce
Perfume Roller
10 drops of Peace and Calming
10 drops of Joy
10 drops of Valor
10 drops of Stress Away
DIY Geode Bath Bomb
As a bonus, I will share one of the prettiest recipes I stumble upon on the internet for my readers! This DIY Geode Bath Bomb recipe will make about 3-4 bath bombs depending on the size of your mold.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup of Epsom Salt
- ½ cup of baking soda
- ¼ cup of citric acid
- ¼ cup of corn starch
- ½ tablespoon of water
- ¾ cup of coconut oil
- Natural soap dye
- 4 drops of Peace and Calming
- 3 drops of Kunzea
- 2 drops of Idaho Balsam Fir
- Round Plastic bath bomb molds
Instructions:
- Firstly, combine ¼ of Epsom salt, citric acid, corn starch, and baking soda in a glass bowl. Swirl it slowly with a wooden spoon until it mixes completely.
- Secondly add the melted coconut oil, essential oils, and water into the mixture. Using the wooden spoon you need to mix it thoroughly.
- Scoop the mixture into your mold, creating a thin layer across half the sphere. Let it dry for an hour.
- Next, you need to separate the remaining Epsom salt into three different bowls. Then using the soap dye, dye each of the bowls with light, medium, and darker shades.
- Start with the lightest shade, scoop some of the Epsom salt into the middle of the bath bomb mold. Drizzle some melted coconut oil on the salt and spread it across to create a thin layer.
- Repeat the steps with the medium shade and finish it off with the darkest shade. Remember to leave some space in the middle to make it a more curved shape and look like a real geode.
- Lastly, place the bath bomb mold in the fridge for 4 hours to set. Once it is set, just pop it out of the mold and drop it in your bathtub. It is time for you to enjoy your little DIY projects and soak all the goodness.
- This is also a great idea for DIY gifts. Just put it in a mason jar with tight lids, tie a ribbon around it and add a cute tag. Your family and friends will be amazed by your creativity.
- Don’t forget to always keep your bath bombs cool, especially if you live on the warmer side of the world. The coconut oil will cause it to separate and break the bath bomb apart.
- The coconut oil will also leave your bathtub feeling a little bit slippery. So you need to be careful when stepping out of your bath!
Therefore for those who are looking for ready-made essential oil blend for grounding and calming, you now have the option to choose between Peace and Calming and Peace and Calming 2.
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