Pocket Full of Sunshine Rollerball

You just found your new secret weapon for the 3 PM slump. 

Meet Pocket Full of Sunshine—the blend that feels exactly like its name. We’ve combined the zing of Lemon, the cooling spark of Peppermint, and the grounding earthiness of Vetiver to create the ultimate mood-shifter.

Whether you need to focus, refresh, or just take a deep breath and start over, we’ve got a way for you to use it.

Here is how to get the most out of your rollerball:

1. Identify Your Pulse Points

For the best results, apply the oil to areas where blood vessels are closest to the skin's surface. The warmth in these spots helps diffuse the aroma and aids absorption.

• Wrists: The most common spot for quick sniffing throughout the day.

• Temples: Great for tension-relief blends (keep it away from your eyes!).

• Behind the Ears: A sensitive area that absorbs oil well.

• Bottoms of Feet: An excellent choice for stronger oils or for use before bed, as pores here are larger.

• Back of the Neck: Perfect for cooling or grounding blends.

2. Application Steps

• Shake Gently: Before each use, give the bottle a quick swirl to ensure the essential oils and carrier oils are well-mixed.

• Roll and Massage: Apply a small amount (usually a 1-2 inch swipe) to your chosen area. You can leave it as is or lightly massage it into the skin with your fingers to increase circulation to the area.

• Inhale Deeply: After applying to your wrists, cup your hands over your nose and take 3–5 deep breaths to trigger the olfactory system for immediate emotional benefits.

3. Safety Tips

• Patch Test: If you have sensitive skin or are using a new blend for the first time, apply a small amount to the inside of your elbow and wait 24 hours to check for any reaction.

• Avoid Sensitive Areas: Never apply oils inside your ears, up your nose, or too close to your eyes.

• Photosensitivity: Be cautious with citrus-based rollers (like lemon or bergamot). If applied to exposed skin, avoid direct sunlight or UV rays for at least 12 hours, as they can cause skin irritation or discoloration.