Hi, Dutera family. We're so excited to be back. Thank you so much for weighing in and reviewing on our past episodes. We're so excited to talk to you today.

Smash that subscription on the bottom two. You're going to add that. But check this out. We're back with another dope review, and we're going to talk about the deep blue oil.

But check this out, listen up. Here's a fun fact for you. In terms of most purchased essential oil,

this is number four. Okay? And we do a lot of things, so that's saying something. Yep.

All right? If you knew that stack, great. If you didn't, you're about to find out why.

Boom, bomb. So deep blue, I've got the pip here. We're excited to go off the pip.

Deep blue is specific for topical use. So you put it right on your

skin. And it does have an S symbol, which is it could be sensitive to skin. So just be aware

of that. You might need to dilute a little bit.

It can be, can I just say something real quick? Yeah. It's sensitive to a lot of things.

Like when you use Deep Blue, you better make sure you wash your hands because you'll mess

around and touch your eyes and then you're going to find out what that S stands for.

Absolutely, because it's called the soothing blend, which means you can immediately feel it on

your skin.

Yeah.

And so it soothes, it can calm and help any kind of pain points.

Yeah.

So really quickly, as we go, we're going to go talk to some experts today, and we're

also going to talk to people on how they're actually using the oil.

But just so you know, the oil is a combination oil.

It's a mixture.

And it has winter green, camphor, peppermint, hiling,eling, hilly chrissom, blue tansy, blue camamil and

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