Guest guest Posted May 18, 2005 Report Share Posted May 18, 2005 Essential Oil Recipes ****************** Natural Baby Oil Empty container for oil 1/2 cup of olive oil 10 drops Lavender Essential Oil 5 drops Mandarin Essential Oil The blend of Lavender and Mandarin is not only beneficial to the skin, but is relaxing and can calm a baby along with the massage given as you apply the oil. Mix ingredients in the chosen container. Shake well to blend oils. ---- Teething Gel for Little Ones 1 tablespoon vegetable oil or glycerin (sweeter flavor) 1 drop Clove Essential Oil In a small bottle, mix the Clove Essential Oil with the vegetable oil or glycerin and shake till well-blended. Essential Oil Tip *************** You can add your favorite Essential Oils to lotion! I would use a pure and natural lotion. You can use a single oil or a blend of oils to give your lotion a personal touch! Essential Oil qualities are stronger in a carrier oil, so I would mix the oil and lotion thoroughly. I would also add a little more Essential Oil drops to the lotion than what I would use in a carrier oil. You can also add Essential Oils to your daily facial regime by adding Essential Oils to your facial lotion or creme. Essential Oils are one of the best ways to keep your skin healthy and younger looking. Essential Oil Success Story *********************** I closed the motor home door on my thumb and it was hurting so bad on the way home. I carry a small bottle of the TEI FU OIL with me all the time, so I put a few drops on my thumb and rubbed it in for a minute and it quit hurting and hasn't hurt since and isn't even sore. There's only a very small blue spot under my nail. --- Virginia D. Essential Oil Q & A ***************** Q: If I already have bergamot and a lemon mix in my diffuser, is it ok to add tea tree oil in as well to help fight a cold and congestion? What I am really wondering is, is it dangerous to put certain oils in a diffuser together or can I mix any of the ones that I may current have? A: It is ok to add Tea Tree oil to the Bergamot & Lemon essential oils. Bergamot mixes well with most essential oils & Lemon is great with Tea Tree Oil. I like to experiment with mixing different essential oils. There are some that work better with certain oils than with others. Just let your nose be the guide! If you don't like the smell when you mix them, your body probably doesn't need that mixture. So have fun with it, you can even discover your own recipes that way. P.S. Tea Tree will definitely " drown out " the scents of the other two oils, but if you need the properties of Tea Tree, there is nothing wrong with a dding that oil. It might be recommended that you keep an AromaBall for such uses, so you can easily target a room with a specific oil. Q: I have been studying the last few months about the many different things the essential oils can help. The only thing they don't tell you is how to use it. Sometimes they will say diffuse or put in a base oil but for the most part, they just list all the things each oil can do. Is there a general guide? Am I to assume if it doesn't say, that means put in a base oil and massage or that I should be diffusing? Thanks. A: There are so many ways to use Essential Oils, so there is no general guide. If it doesn't say, I would use it the way that works best for me. I like to use Essential Oils in my bath. I also love the Aromaball Diffuser. I wouldn't apply most of the Essential Oils directly to my skin, I would dilute them in a carrier oil. If I'm having stomach problems I like to apply a recipe directly to my stomach. To help me sleep, I like to spray a mixture of Lavender Oil & distilled water on my pillow. If I'm stressed I like to put some Chamomile in my bath then put some on an Aromaball Diffuser in my room. For headaches, I rub Tei-Fu Oil directly on my head & directly on my shoulders without a carrier oil. I also use the Peppermint Oil direclty on my skin for headaches or sinus problems. I like to put a drop of Peppermint Oil in my water to help digestion. So, really you can use the oils in several different ways, & the best method would depend on the recipe & what you want to accomplish with it! Some other ways to use Essential Oils: The Nebulizing Diffuser is a good way to get the most out of your Essential Oils. However, I would not put a carrier oil in this diffuser. You can also add Essential Oils to humidifiers, or lamp rings. You can also you a bowl of boiling water, add 1-9 drops & allow to penetrate the room. One drop of an Essential Oil can be used on a tissue or handkerchief, & you just sniff it when you like. These are just a few of the many methods to use Essential Oils! -- Diana Gonzalez Nothing wastes more energy than worrying - the longer a problem is carried, the heavier it gets. Don't take things too seriously - live a life of serenity, not a life of regrets. -Unknown Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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