Interested in trying essential oils?
Check out Chevy's favorite blend-Gritty Oil!
From competitions to trail rides, to even busy days running errands or presentations at the office-sometimes we just need a little boost of confidence. Whatever challenge you are facing, gritty oil can help! This is my little secret-I have been using gritty oil to support my own confidence! I keep a bottle of gritty oil in my purse and chinks pocket at all times!
Gritty Oil contains frankincense for uplifting your attitude, blue tansy and lavender which have focusing properties, black spruce for balance and grounding, geranium to release negative emotions, with almond oil as the carrier.
Roll it on your wrists right before you go in the ring, or anytime you need some courage, confidence and grit!
Horses respond well to this oil too-roll a little on your hands, and allow your horse to sniff.
Give Gritty Oil a try today!
Gritty Oil contains frankincense for uplifting your attitude, blue tansy and lavender which have focusing properties, black spruce for balance and grounding, geranium to release negative emotions, with almond oil as the carrier.
Roll it on your wrists right before you go in the ring, or anytime you need some courage, confidence and grit!
Horses respond well to this oil too-roll a little on your hands, and allow your horse to sniff.
Give Gritty Oil a try today!
Cowgirl Mindset Resource Library
$75.00
$25.00
Get instant access to Coach Chevy's best video lessons and workbooks so you can learn the mental skills of confident and competitive cowgirls!
Here are some of the 15+ video resources included in the library:
- Breaking the Rider's Fear Cycle and Building Authentic Confidence by Riding in Your Grit Zone
- What to do After a Close Call to Rebuild Your Confidence
- How to plan your practice rides to get better more quickly
- Shift Your Mindset to get Out of Negative Ruts
- Avoiding Distractions and Increasing Your Focus
- Transform Pressure from a Problem to Power to Fuel You
- Energy Management Techniques to Get in, and Stay in, the Zone
- Visualization Techniques to Mentally Prepare for Competition
- Quit Your Inner Critic and Promote Positive Self-Talk
- Overcome Perfectionism by Increasing Your Failure Tolerance
After purchase you will get a link to the library web page where you can watch all of the videos. This web page will remain up through July 31, 2025. You will also get access to a google drive where you can download all of the materials to your own devices to keep forever.
You too can feel Confident & Courageous-get Gritty Oil today!
Essential Oil Tips
How do Essential Oils work?
Essential oils are the aromatic liquid within many plants that is extracted through steam distillation. Most commonly essential oils are used aromatically (fragrances) and topically.
When used aromatically, the molecules of the essential oil, what we recognize as the scent of the oil, interacts with our limbic system, or the emotional part of our brain.
It is a known fact that smells can trigger powerful memories and emotions. By using essential oils, you can promote and support positive emotions like calm, confidence, and courage.
Horses are also extremely sensitive to oils-a little goes a long way! Using a carrier oil when applying oils topically helps ensure that the essential oils applied are comfortable to the skin.
How to use Oils
Aromatically: Take off the lid of the bottle and put a few drops of oil on your palms. Rub your palms together, then cup over your mouth/nose and inhale. You can also cup your hands over your horse's muzzle so they can inhale the oil.
Topically: Apply a few drops to your pulse points-your wrists and behind your ears. Horses are very sensitive to oils-it is better to apply to their chest, poll, and down their spine, rather than applying directly to their nose.
Using Essential Oils Safely
Essential oils are potent and can often be more powerful than expected. Keep away from mucous membranes, eyes, ears and sensitive areas.
When trying a new oil, it is recommended patch test a small amount on your skin. If a reaction occurs, flush and dilute the area with a carrier oil such as olive oil, vegetable oil, etc., then wash away with soap and water.
If in doubt, consult with your physician or veterinarian before use.
Disclaimer: All information, content and product descriptions are for reference purposes and are not intended to substitute advice given by a physician, veterinarian or other licensed health-care professional. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
How do Essential Oils work?
Essential oils are the aromatic liquid within many plants that is extracted through steam distillation. Most commonly essential oils are used aromatically (fragrances) and topically.
When used aromatically, the molecules of the essential oil, what we recognize as the scent of the oil, interacts with our limbic system, or the emotional part of our brain.
It is a known fact that smells can trigger powerful memories and emotions. By using essential oils, you can promote and support positive emotions like calm, confidence, and courage.
Horses are also extremely sensitive to oils-a little goes a long way! Using a carrier oil when applying oils topically helps ensure that the essential oils applied are comfortable to the skin.
How to use Oils
Aromatically: Take off the lid of the bottle and put a few drops of oil on your palms. Rub your palms together, then cup over your mouth/nose and inhale. You can also cup your hands over your horse's muzzle so they can inhale the oil.
Topically: Apply a few drops to your pulse points-your wrists and behind your ears. Horses are very sensitive to oils-it is better to apply to their chest, poll, and down their spine, rather than applying directly to their nose.
Using Essential Oils Safely
Essential oils are potent and can often be more powerful than expected. Keep away from mucous membranes, eyes, ears and sensitive areas.
When trying a new oil, it is recommended patch test a small amount on your skin. If a reaction occurs, flush and dilute the area with a carrier oil such as olive oil, vegetable oil, etc., then wash away with soap and water.
If in doubt, consult with your physician or veterinarian before use.
Disclaimer: All information, content and product descriptions are for reference purposes and are not intended to substitute advice given by a physician, veterinarian or other licensed health-care professional. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
For more information about using essential oils safely, click here.