Use of essential oils

Essential oils are used for a very wide range of emotional and physical wellness applications. They can be used singly or in complex blends depending on user experience and desired benefit.

 

Using essential oils can be both profoundly simple and life changing at the same time. Working with someone who has used essential oils before will help first-time users have a more beneficial and enjoyable experience.

 

Essential oils are naturally safe and have few, if any, undesirable side effects when used as directed. They are, however, powerfully concentrated and should be used with care. Be sure to use only 100% pure therapeutic-grade essential oils and follow all label warnings and instructions. Essential oils should never be used in the eyes or inside the ear canal.

 

If redness or irritation occurs when using essential oils topically, simply apply a vegetable oil such as fractionated coconut oil to the affected area—water will

not dilute essential oils. Consult your physician before using essential oils if you are pregnant or under a doctor’s care. 

 

Look for the following symbols by the essential oil product descriptions in the product guide to help you with your oil selection. (Use instructions and appropriate cautions included on individual essential oil labels.