This article covers the basic details of the Young Living Premium starter kit with a home diffuser. I’ve covered the basics of the oils and their benefits as well as how to get started with the sign-up process as well as some essential oil safety tips at the end of this article.

The kit comes at an awesome price, and is perfect for anyone who wants to embark on a healthier lifestyle. For one, essential oils are a great alternative to toxic air fresheners. And two, some of the oils that come in the starter kit are approved by Health Canada to be used as natural remedies for common ailments such as digestive issues, certain cold symptoms and even headaches.

Young Living has two essential oil starter bundles, one with the Desert Mist Diffuser and the other with the Dewdrop Diffuser. Aside from the different diffusers, all other products are the same in each of the two bundles.

Note

These are the details of the two essential oils starter kits that are available in Canada. If you are in the U.S. or in other parts of the world, your starter kit oils and other products may vary. With that said, you may still be able to purchase these exact kits as well.

Young Living Starter Kit Oils (5ml each)

Copaiba
Di-Gize
Frankincense
Lavender
Lemon
Northern Lights Black Spruce
Panaway
Peppermint
Purification
R.C.
Thieves

What Else is in the Premium Starter Kit?

Thieves Waterless Hand Purifier (1 oz)
1 AromaGlide Roller Fitment
10 Love it? Share it! Sample Business Cards (English and French)
10 Love it? Share it! Sample Oil Bottles
2 NingXia Red 2oz samples
Product Guide (English with French Add-On Option)

Starter Kit Costs

Both of the diffuser starter kits are priced at $199.75CAD. This may seem like a lot, but you’re actually getting a huge discount. If you were to purchase everything separately you’d be paying at least double, if not more. And when you think about the variety of oils that you get, it is the best essential oil starter kit to get you started.

Plus, when you purchase a starter kit, you reach 100PV, which means you also get the product of the month at no extra cost.

You can get your starter kit through my signup link here. See below for basic instructions on how the signup works.

How to Sign Up for Young Living

Here is a short overview of how to sign up for Young Living. It's very self explanatory, but I just wanted to go over the first two pages of the process. To enlarge the images, simply click on them.

Instructions

Here is the link to the Sign Up Page: Become a Young Living Member
It should redirect you automatically, but if you get stuck on a white screen, simply hit refresh and it should look similar as the image below.
Next you have two options. You can choose a starter kit, or you can purchase only the products that you want.
Option 1 is for the starter kits. You have five to choose from if you're in Canada.
Option 2 allows you to pick and choose your favorite products.
Once you have the products selected that you want, Confirm your order and hit the next button at the bottom.
On the next page you enter your personal information. First, it'll ask you for your name and address.
Next, you'll be asked to choose your username and password, along with a pin number in case you need to call in.
Just below that you'll see a section for Tax Information. I believe this is only used if you plan on doing the YL business. If you're just signing up as a customer, you can skip this step.
Then, if the link above did a proper redirect, the enroller number should already be filled out for you. If not and it's blank, my enroller number is: 23339811.
Next, you have a list of links for terms and conditions. Have a read over all that before hitting the "Agree and Continue" button.
There are two more pages to the signup process, which are fairly straightforward: the "Shipping and Payment" and Lastly the "Review Order and Checkout". Just fill in your details, and if you forget something important, the system will highlight the area for you.

Safety Tips

Although these oils are pure, they are not intended for internal use, as they are highly concentrated. If you’d like to purchase oils that you can take internally and use as food flavorings, look for the Vitality line in the U.S. or the + line in Canada. For example, a peppermint flavoring would be labeled as either Peppermint Vitality, or Peppermint +.

Always dilute your oils with a carrier oil before applying to your skin, as some oils may be irritating to the skin. My favorite is fractionated coconut oil. Almond and olive oil work well too! Young Living also carries a carrier oil called the “V-6 Enhanced Vegetable Oil Complex”.

If you are new to oils, start with a small amount to see how your body reacts and work your way up to stronger doses if you like.

Do not apply oils around mucous membranes, eyes, ears and other sensitive areas.

Always check your labels. Different oils have different effects, so always check the labels before using. Some oils, such as citrus, are photosensitive and can cause skin irritation if you apply them before going out into the sun.

Questions or comments? I’d love to hear from you in the comments below.
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