[Everything doTERRA] Re: Extremely Chapped Lips

I love Myrrh oil for wounds, especially around and in the mouth.  When I'm making blends for oral infections I use equal parts Myrrh and Frankincense- but for your lips you may only need half that.  I agree with Apryl, organic, cold-pressed coconut oil has some amazing healing properties on it's own.  We also use doTERRA's lip balm- but that's probably not basic enough since there are a ton of extracts in it.  Good luck and let us know how it goes.

On Wednesday, January 29, 2014 11:49:26 AM UTC-7, Therese Nellessen wrote:

I am in a middle of a Candida Cleanse. I've done 2 and now on the 3rd cleanse. I had no adverse reactions during the first two. However, I believe during this 3rd cleanse it magnified an allergic reaction of the lips. I now have swollen and extremely chapped lips. I first attacked it w/ a diluted solution of tea tree oil w/ apple cider vinegar, which has always worked in the passed when my lips have experienced an allergic reaction (chap stick when worn in the sun... I can only now use the very basic chap stick per the dermatologist). Anyways, the remedy isn't working the same, therefore, I can only attribute it to the Candida cleanse. I am now utilizing the following to heal my lips: 15 drops frankincense, 15 drops lavender, and 1 tablespoon coconut oil. This is very soothing, but I am wondering if adding Myrrh to the mix would be beneficial and if so, how many drops?

Thank you. I greatly appreciate input... Therese

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