Always use essential oils with awareness, know your child, and find routines that are right for you.
Not exact matches
Note: High - cineole
essential oils (like menthol, peppermint, rosemary, and eucalyptus) aren't
always considered safe for children, so check with your pediatrician before
using these with your kids.
As
always, I recommend
using Young Living
essential oils as they are the purest, high - grade
essential oils that I've come across.
I
always suggest that pregnant women consult an aromatherapist before
using any
essential oils.
For this reason, you should
always discuss the
use of herbal treatments and
essential oils with your doctor, lactation consultant or another herbal specialist, and be sure to purchase your products from a reputable source.
However
always make sure to
always check with your doctor which
essential oils for children are safe before
using them.
You can
always use some citrus blend
essential oils to help decrease the clogs as well.
Second rule I have is to
always dilute your
essential oils before
using them.
I am not an expert by any means, so I
always tell pregnant moms and new moms» Before
using essential oils,
always consult your practitioner, and research varieties and usage specific to your stage of motherhood and
always remember to
use Only 100 % pure
essential oils.»
You can
always check with a certified aromatherapist if you're interested in
using essential oils undiluted.
I've
always been careful to
use essential oils safely and not ingest them unless suggested by a healthcare provider, but I love
using them topically.
Because of the strength of
essential oils, I am cautious of over-using them and want to make sure that my family
always uses them safely.
It's important to
always use high quality
essential oils, as the cheaper options tend to be diluted are are less effective.
Since
essential oils are highly concentrated,
always dilute before
use.
I haven't tried this yet, but it could be added to this serum for additional benefit (just
always use caution and do your own research when
using essential oils!)
Notes:
Use caution with
essential oils of any kind, especially wintergreen and peppermint on children or pregnant women and
always ask a doctor before
using any herb or
essential oils.
I'll continue to share ways that you can
use essential oils to support your own wellness, but it will
always be in the form of supporting your body systems for optimal function.
I have yet to come across a person that
essential oils do not work for — it's
always been a matter of
using quality
oils in the most appropriate amount, and
using your body as the best guide to what works for you at this time.
If you're anything like me, you've got a great stash of
essential oils and are
always looking for ways to
use them.
When
using essential oils on skin, in a bath or shower, or in an aromatherapy massage,
always dilute the oil and be careful not to
use too much.
Avoid direct contact with sking and
always dilute
essential oils before topical
use.
Although I have been
using essential oils for a year, I am still
always seeking recipes!
I
always use lavender
essential oil to set a relaxing mood in the room, but I think I will try to incorporate it into my healing by
using specific
oils for a client's needs.
Remember to
always be careful when
using essential oils,
oils that are great for
use on the skin may be harmful if ingested or
used to close to sensitive parts of your body like eyes, nose and throat, as well as certain private areas.
I have
always used baking soda in my fridge which helps to remove the odor but adding
essential oils would help to make it smell nice & fresh!
My friend, Nina of Shalom Mama compiled a list of which
essential oils should and shouldn't be
used during pregnancy that I
always refer to.
Always test
essential oils on a small area to test for a sensitivity or allergic reaction before
using an
essential oil for the first time.
Avoid direct contact with skin and
always dilute
essential oils before topical
use.
Women who are pregnant should
always consult their physician before
use of
essential oils.
Note: When
using essential oil roller bottles, you
always want to gently shake the bottle end for end a few times to ensure that the
oils are well mixed before every
use.
You should
always use some kind of carrier oil, which is less potent to contain the
essential oils.
Combining
essential oils with a carrier oil is
always a safe idea, and it allows for a greater surface area of application, so be sure to
use a carrier oil such as sweet almond oil, coconut oil, or jojoba oil with your
essential oil massage.
I
always consult with my children's pediatrician before
using essential oils.
Always use caution when
using essential oils: It's important to dilute them in witch hazel or distilled water first, and make sure you don't spray or apply products near the eyes, nose, mouth or other sensitive areas.
It is
always best to try to
use essential oils only as often as is needed to keep symptoms comfortable, so if an application every 3 days maintains comfort - then
using the schedule that is best for that individual is recommended (ie applying every 3 days.)
First, there are areas of the body which must
always be avoided when
using essential oils topically.
Again - I
always have to say with PROPER
use, because there are many who are
using essential oils in very aggressive or improper ways - which certainly could lead to adverse physical effects.
One easy way I freshen the scent of our home every day (without burning candles or other more harmful products like chemical air fresheners or sprays) is by diffusing seasonal combinations of
oils (I
use Young Living
essential oils for their quality and purity) so my house
always smells inviting.