Application Tips
We recommend applying Wise Men generously in the mornings and evenings just before bed. You can apply it again throughout the day just for extra measure. You could never apply too much because the ingredients are natural and non-toxic so if it's working for you then soak in it! Stan would apply Wise Men several times per day to his reflex points on his hands and feet, the auricular body points. The healing qualities of the oils absorb into the system in twenty minutes or less and go to which ever system or organ that requires them.
Here are his recommended application tips:


Wise Men is very temperature sensitive. It often melts and reforms on a hot delivery truck so the form can be unusual sometimes. It could be liquefied. It could be solid as a rock. There could be an air bubble underneath the surface. Don't be concerned. This is because Wise Men is unrefined, organic, and basically as minimally processed as possible. In either form Wise Men performs the same. If it's solid, to apply it you may prefer to melt it a bit first. Or you can shave a bit off the top and then it will immediately melt like butter in your hand. If you store it in a sunny window or near a heater it will soften to a balm like consistency. If it's liquefied, to apply it, it's best to store it at room temperature. You could refrigerate it for 30 minutes to harden it quickly.



If you study different books or charts about reflexology of foot, hand or ear zoning, you will see variations between the location of corresponding organs and parts of the body on the feet. Don’t be overly concerned about pinpointing these zones. Simply work all over the foot and focus on the points that appear sore or tender. It’s not necessary to locate any exact point. The body will adjust.
Reflexology Zones



SOURCES
2 Massage therapy plus topical analgesic is more effective than massage alone for hand arthritis pain, National Library of Medicine, Dec 2013, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25042302/
3 Foot Reflexology: Recent Research Trends and Prospects National Library of Medicine, Dec 2022, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9819031/