Nighttime Diffuser Combo

I love using and learning more about my Young Living Oils! Right now I have been using this combination in my diffuser and I have had the best rest lately!
Try it and let me know what you think. :)

Recipe:
2 Drops Cedarwood
2 Drops Lavender
Distilled Water to the Line

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