Aromatherapy and Essential Oils

One of the best carrier oils for your skin when used with essential oils. Some essential oils are so strong they can burn your skin. When you cut in the jojoba oil, it acts as a "carrier" for the essential oils. You still get all the energy of the oils, and you're skin is also protected. I use this oil with all my essential oils. I suggest mixing about 1-2 tablespoons of jojoba per 2-4 drops of oil. But really, the amount of oil you use depends on the oil itself and how strong it is. You can look up what is recommended on most essential oil website.

This oil is also good for massages or to use on dry feet. The bottom of your foot is also an excellent place to introduce oils into your body. Try your oil mixture on your feet at night before bed and then put on some nice clean white socks. Enjoy!

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As of 2023, the global aromatherapy market is valued at approximately $2.5 billion and is projected to grow significantly over the coming years, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 10-12%. The increasing popularity of essential oils for wellness, stress relief, and holistic health, along with rising consumer awareness about natural products, is driving this growth. North America and Europe are currently the largest markets, but demand is also rising in Asia-Pacific regions.

Essential oils can be used to heal; can be used for skin and hair care; can be used for cleaning; can be used for almost anything in life. I have recently started making my own skin and hair care products. I have also used them to get rid of my neck and shoulder pains. I have used them to help me to fall asleep. You can apply them to your skin or diffuse them.

If stored properly, an essential oil's therapeutic benefits can last 2 years. Store them in an amber or dark blue bottle/vial at room temperature. Keep them in a dry, dark place as well.

No, you get what you pay for.

One reason is that some oils used may interfere with the drugs you are taking for the circulatory disorders.

The client may be allergic to, or hypersensitive, to a particular aroma.

Yes it does.

High sierra is a mix of Italian Bergamot, lemon zest, pink lily, ginger root, Jamaican nutmeg, clove bud, teakwood, east Indian sandalwood, patchouli and cedarwood.

Essential oils are very beneficial for your health, beauty, and wellness. Free yourself from the chemicals, toxins in cleaners, medicines, skin and hair products. Make your own with essential oils.

Homeopathy doesn't do anything, so using aromatherapy at the same time will probably have no diffeent effect to what it usually has.

For cats in particular, you need to be careful about what oils you use on them or expose them to because cats do not metabolize things the same way as dogs (or humans). This means that the liver in cats cannot break down or metabolize certain drugs, medications, and even some essential oils.

If you are interested in using essential oils for your cat, you should do so only as directed and/or supervised by your veterinarian. In general, the essential oils you should AVOID using with your cat include oils that are high in salicylates or phenols, such as: Basil, Cinnamon Bark, Clove, Laurus Nobilis, Melaleuca Quinquenervia, Mountain Savory, Oregano, Tea Tree, Thyme and Wintergreen.

BUT, lavender, copaiba, helichrysum, and frankincense are all SAFE.

True lavender essential oil is extracted by steam from the fresh flowering tops of Lavandula angustifolia.

Spike Lavender oils is extracted by steam or water from the flowering tops of Lavandula latifolia.

Lavandin essential oil is extracted by steam from the fresh flowering tops of Lavandula x intermedia. This for produces larger quantities of oil than does the the true or spike form.

Cedar oil and other cedar products are available here megrellc.com/products/ Only pure and freah oil, I've been purchasing there for some month! Great oil!

Not that I know of, but some reason, a plastic sandwich bag filled with plain water and hung near door way entrances will repel flies! found this at http://www.shelsgarden.com/natural.html * Gnats, flies and mosquitoes * Plant basil around your patios and sitting areas, or keep it in pots on the deck or porch to help repel these flying nuisances. Water well before you expect to be out, to enhance the aroma. Early Americans would keep pots of basil on their windowsills to keep flies out of their homes. * Crush fresh basil leaves in your hands, and spread the oil over your skin to keep them away.

Liquid potpourri is a scented oil that can be allowed to evaporate to add a fragrance to your home or burned over a candle flame in an oil burner. The basic recipe for making your own is to infuse a base oil or wax with spice or floral scents, making an essential oil. This can be diluted in a clean burning vegetable oil if needed. An essential oil can be made of any strongly scented flower or pleasant spice. Roses are the most popular as is cinnamon and sage. Essential oils can be purchased and then diluted in jojoba oil or vegetable oil, or you can make your own. Commonly used vegetable oils include safflower, sunflower, and olive. Jojoba oil is the best to use since it is actually a wax and does not spoil. For essential oils, sweet almond oil, not bitter or extract, is commonly used with Vitamin E as a natural preservative.

A base or carrier oil is an inert natural oil used to dilute essential oils (many of which should not be used full strength on the skin) for massage or other delivery.

An essential oil is an oil extracted from an herbal source (leaf, stem, flower, bark, root) by one of several methods. Steam distillation and expression are the most commonly used. The essential oils contain the constituents and chemical components.

I know alot of people use jasmine oil for the aroma to create perfumes. you can visit my site www.youngliving.org/raqad to get more info on jasmine oil (it is actually the 2nd or 3rd product on the home page)

If your are using it for a bath or lotion, I recommend 1 tsp essential per 9 tsp carrier. If you are using for a perfume or cologne, I recommend 1 tsp essential oil per 1 tsp carrier.

The differences is in chemical additives; neither are they decolored, deturpenated, peroxidized, reconstituted nor redistilled (except for White Camphor, which is rectified). you need test for purity using gas chromatography to differenciate it.

Myrrh has been used as a perfume and incense for medical and religious purposes since ancient times. Myrrh essential oil is a popular choice in aromatherapy, and it's thought to help with coughs and colds, as well as digestion and immunity.

Myrrh essential oil is extracted from the gum of the Commiphora myrrha tree (a plant native to the Arabian Peninsula and Africa), and it includes a number of substances that may aid in health, including terpenoids (a class of chemicals having antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties).

Myrrh is a sap-like material (resin) that forms when certain plants' bark is cut.

Myrrh is claimed to treat stomach and bowel difficulties, congestion, parasite infections, and a variety of other ailments, however there is no scientific proof to back up these claims.

Myrrh is used as a flavour agent in foods and beverages.

In the cosmetics industry, myrrh is used as a scent, incense, and as a fixative. It's also used to embalm bodies.

Uses

Myrrh is reported to help treat or prevent the following health conditions when used in aromatherapy:

● colds

● cough

● insomnia

● sore throat

Myrrh essential oil is also reported to help with inflammation, immune system stimulation, pain relief, and wound healing.

Myrrh essential oil is sometimes used in skincare products and is said to help minimise the look of wrinkles.

For millennia, essential oils have been used in traditional medicine and therapeutics.

Myrrh was used to treat hay fever and herpes in Ancient Egypt. Myrrh was regularly brought into battle by the ancient Greeks as an antiseptic for troops to wipe up battle wounds.

Myrrh is one of the three gifts that the three wise men delivered to Jesus when he was born, according to the New Testament. Gold, frankincense, and myrrh were among the presents.

Myrrh has a variety of other applications

Despite the fact that there is currently no scientific evidence, many individuals use myrrh to treat:

● cough

● asthma

● indigestion

● ulcers

● sore throat

● congestion

● hemorrhoids

● joint pain

● maintaining healthy skin.

Health Advantages :

Although preliminary studies suggest that myrrh essential oil may have some health advantages, there is presently no research examining the health consequences of using myrrh essential oil aromatherapeutically.

Myrrh essential oil has been shown to have antibacterial effects in studies. In a lab study published in Letters in Applied Microbiology in 2012, researchers discovered that a combination of myrrh essential oil and frankincense essential oil may help fight infection by acting as an antimicrobial—a substance that kills or inhibits the growth of microorganisms like bacteria and fungi.

Essential oils should be stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep them tightly sealed in dark glass bottles to protect them from oxidizing and losing their potency. It's also important to store them out of reach of children and pets to prevent accidental ingestion.