You can, if you're referring to the essential oil (usually found in a 10ml bottle), but it's not highly recommended. I would recommend even adding two or three drops to 1ml of a carrier oil just to be on the safe side. If you're referring to a lavender oil from Glade or some major brand like that, the simple answer is: absolutely not.
That said, lavender and tea tree are the ONLY two essential oils that can be applied neat (or in other words, not diluted) to the skin. This does change when it comes to elderly or infants however due to more sensitive skin, but generally has no adverse side effects in healthy adults.
" you are not a dope if you use this wonderful lavender soap!" ( substitute lavender for whatever other fragrance)
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You can put aloe vera on them. You can also use lavender oil which helps rebuild the tissue of the skin.
Lavender can be used to repel ants. They do not like the smell of it. You can use dried lavender, lavender oil or lavender plants around the home.
Tea tree oil and lavender oil can be used together. They are both anti-septic, and very genle on the skin. Some people do have an allergic reaction to one or the other so they are often used interchangablely. I know of one person who finds the scent of tea tree oil alone unpleasant, and I have added lavender oil because she likes the scent of the combination.
It is a fragrance used just like any other fragrance in a home. People also use it in their bath water.
An oil warmer takes the place of incense and candles. It is used to heat up an oil with some type of fragrance. The fragrance fills a room and freshens the smell of the air.
If you remelt the unscented candle down, you can scent the Candle by using the correct measurement of Fragrance oil to scent the candle, then re-pour the candle in a container and let it sit and cool. Use 1oz of Fragrance oil per lb of wax for your candles.
You can use Pflege oil with an aroma like lavender to soothe your baby's nerves like with aromatherapy. You can also use it to moisturize your baby's skin after bathing.
Tea tree oil is often combine with lavender oil in the treatment of skin problems, acne included. More often herbalists try to treat the problems by addressing the "whole person." Such causes as diet, allergies, and stress are investigated and vitamin supplements, and a healthier life style are added to the treatment of the symptoms.
You can still have a good fragrance without using a babyÕs cologne or fragrance oil. To achieve this you need to bath with a scented soap and use apply scented body oil.
Carrier oils are oils that you add essential oils to for application to the skin. Most essential oils are not recommended for direct application without substantial dilution. The most common carrier oils are light of fragrance, easily absorbed by the skin and often bring something beneficial to the mix. I tend to use sweet almond oil in most of my blends. It is easily obtainable, relatively inexpensive and not prone to people being allergic to it. For dry skin you can use: cocoa butter, olive oil, palm oil or peanut oil. For all skin types you can use: calendula infused oil, jojoba oil, or soybean oil. For oily skin you can use grape seed oil, sunflower oil or walnut oil.