Hello and question

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I just joined your group, and hope to share information with you! I

live in Florida, I use essential oils every day, I help with setting

up workshops and trainings for aromatherapy. I also sell therapeutic

oils. I am not here to sell anything, just to contribute and learn.

:-)

I have a question about essential oils, if anyone can answer. I am

working on a paper and need correct information. When a label

says, " 100% Tea Tree Oil " , for example, I know the single species Tea

Tree can be very low, and the remaining oil can be a filler oil. My

question is, does anyone know the % of the species on the label that

is required to still call it 100%? I appreciate anyone sharing their

info on this, and please forgive me if you have recently covered this

question. This is my first group I have every joined, so I am very

new at this.

Thank you!

[Guest guest]

I remember reading this somewhere....will dig out my books if no one

here knows. (although this group is quite knowlegable)

Where in Florida are you?

 

-- In , unlimited@h... wrote:

> Hello,

> I just joined your group, and hope to share information with you! I

> live in Florida, I use essential oils every day, I help with

setting

> up workshops and trainings for aromatherapy. I also sell

therapeutic

> oils. I am not here to sell anything, just to contribute and learn.

> :-)

> I have a question about essential oils, if anyone can answer. I am

> working on a paper and need correct information. When a label

> says, " 100% Tea Tree Oil " , for example, I know the single species

Tea

> Tree can be very low, and the remaining oil can be a filler oil. My

> question is, does anyone know the % of the species on the label

that

> is required to still call it 100%? I appreciate anyone sharing

their

> info on this, and please forgive me if you have recently covered

this

> question. This is my first group I have every joined, so I am very

> new at this.

> Thank you!