This oil comes from many places throughout the world, including the US, South Africa, Italy and China.  The oil is from the rind of the fruit by way of cold-pressure..  It is an uplifting oil that helps provide emotional balance by bringing peace and joy.

The oil has many therapeutic properties, including antiseptic, antidepressant, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, diuretic, sedative and tonic.

The uses are many, including it brings happiness and warmth, helps to relax and induces sleep, helps with colds and influenza.  It is also used in an oil burner, vaporizer or bath, as well as in a blend for a massage oil.  Other uses include for fear, anxiety and nervousness.

Orange oil affects the digestive system, the immune system, emotional balance, and the skin.

In a blend, this oil acts as an enhancer.  It is a top note and blends well with cinnamon, frankincense, geranium and lavender.

SAFETY:  Do not use on sensitive skin.  Do not use during pregnancy.  Like all citrus oils, when using directly on the skin, avoid direct sunlight for up to 12 hours.  Skin discoloration may occur.

If you would like to read more about Orange Oil, click here to read my blog post.

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This oil has reputed therapeutic properties.  These include analgesic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, as well as deodorant, decongestant, antiviral and expectorant.

Eucalyptus oil has many uses, including in the bath, a massage oil during the cold season, as a chest rub.  Also, use in a vaporizer to keep the air germ free.  It is also effective against airborne viruses and bacteria.

This oil blends well with geranium, lavender, lemon, sandalwood, melissa and thyme.  When used in a blend, it is a middle note with a camphorous, sweet and fruity aroma.

SAFETY:  This oil is very toxic when taken orally.  Use with caution with small children.

If you would like to read my blog post on Eucalyptus Oil, click here: https://suegranzow.com/2021/08/02/eucalyptus-essential-oil/

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This oil may help anxiety, appetite regulation, boils, cold sores, and oily complexion.  In addition, it may calm coughs, ease digestion, and help with fevers, infections and insect bites.

The body systems affected by Bergamot are the Digestive System and Emotional Balance, as well as the skin.

Bergamot Essential Oil can be applied neat, with no dilution.  Apply to forehead, temples, reflex points and/or directly on areas of concern.  Diffuse or inhale the oil directly.  Use as a flavoring in foods or beverages.

Psychologically, it is reviving, soothing and balancing.  Bergamot is cheering on those cold and gray winter days.  It has an affinity with the heart chakra, gently relieving sadness, depression and grief.

Since this Bergamot + includes Apricot Kernel Oil, here is a bit of information regarding it.  Used topically, Apricot Kernel Carrier Oil moisturizes dry, sensitive skin and smooths out blemishes, wrinkles, fine lines, and other symptoms of maturing skin. … Used medicinally, Apricot Kernel Carrier Oil works to soothe problems related to stiff and aching joints as well as symptoms of cold, cough, and constipation.

SAFETY:  Do not use on sensitive skin.  Do not use during pregnancy.  Like all citrus oils, when using directly on the skin, avoid direct sunlight for up to 12 hours.  Skin discoloration may occur.

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The main therapeutic properties of Bergamot Essential Oil include:  analgesic, antiseptic, antidepressant, antispasmodic and carminative.  It is also a deodorant, digestive, sedative and tonic.

Bergamot is an excellent treatment for depression and anxiety, as well as cheering, uplifting, and calming.  Since it has a regulating effect on the appetite, it is useful for those who are dieting.  Add a few drops to the bath, as it is cooling for feverish conditions.

Psychologically, it is reviving, soothing and balancing.  Bergamot is cheering on those cold and gray winter days.  It has an affinity with the heart chakra, gently relieving sadness, depression and grief.

If you would like more information on Bergamot Essential Oil, here is a link to a great article on Wikipedia.com:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergamot_essential_oil

SAFETY:  Do not use on sensitive skin.  Do not use during pregnancy.  Like all citrus oils, when using directly on the skin, avoid direct sunlight for up to 12 hours.  Skin discoloration may occur.

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Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil is antibacterial, anti-depressant, anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, as well as antiseptic, antiparasitic and antiviral.  It is also an immune stimulant and purifier.

Historical uses for this oil include: the ancient Chinese would add it to just about every prescription. It was though of as a tranquilizer, tonic and stomachic, as well as being good for depression and a weak heart.  Other possible uses include colds and coughs, digestion, exhaustion, flu, and infections.

Current uses for cinnamon leaf essential oil:  add a few drops to a wool dryer ball – the heat of the dryer will transfer the scent.  Place a few drops in a wax warmer, along with a tablespoon of coconut oil to release the scent into the air.  Place a few drops into your bath water to create a feeling of calm.  Put a drop on your pillowcase to promote a restful sleep.  Add a few drops of the oil to your household cleansers.  As you wipe down surfaces, the oil leaves behind a nontoxic scent that some studies claim may help reduce bacteria growth.

If you would like more information on this oil, here is a link to a blog post I found:

https://artnaturals.com/blog/aromatherapy-with-cinnamon-leaft-essential-oil-benefits-and-uses.html

SAFETY:  Repeated use of this oil can result in extreme contact sensitization.  Avoid during pregnancy.

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This oil is anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, as well as antiseptic.  It is also a decongestant, deodorant, diuretic.

The name Patchouli comes from the Hindi word “pacholi,” meaning “to scent” due to its powerful musky fragrance. Obtained from the leaves and flowers of the bushy herb Pogostemon cablin, this essential oil is native to tropical areas of Southeast Asia. The Patchouli plant is related to the family of other well-known aromatic plants, including Mint, Lavender, and Sage.

The oil is known to treat respiratory problems and relieve pain and inflammation.  It also relaxes the mind, augments skin and hair health, repel insects, as well as repel insects and facilitate wound healing.

Here’s a fun article regarding this oil and its use by the hippies:  https://www.medicinenet.com/why_do_hippies_smell_like_patchouli/article.htm

If you would like to purchase a bottle of straight Patchouli Essential Oil, it is available here in this Boutique.

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Patchouli Essential Oil is anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory, as well as antiseptic.  It is also a decongestant, deodorant, and diuretic. The ancient Asians used this oil to fight infections, cool fevers, and tone skin.   In addition, they used it as an antidote for insect bites.  It is not only sedating, but also calming and relaxing.

Current uses for Patchouli include treating skin conditions such as dermatitis, acne, or dry, cracked skin. easing symptoms of conditions like colds, headaches, and stomach upset. relieving depression. providing feelings of relaxation and helping to ease stress or anxiety.

Steam distillation is the process for removing Patchouli oil from the leaves of the patchouli plant, an aromatic herb.  Its Latin name is Pogostemon cablin and its botanical family is mint.

When using topically, you may apply this oil neat, meaning it needs no dilution.  Simply apply it directly on the area of concern, or to the pulse points.  Use in a diffuser, or simply smell it directly from the bottle.

If you would like more information about Patchouli, its uses and benefits, follow this link to an article I found from healthline.com:

https://www.healthline.com/health/patchouli-oil

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Here is a convenient and in-depth laminated informational guide to Aromatherapy.   You will find detailed information on both sides of these eight beautiful pages of this folding, laminated guide.  The rich design, as well as the colorful layout help readers find exactly what they’re looking for quickly and efficiently.  Sturdy, board stock and lamination make this information guide extremely durable.

This guide includes Using Essential Oils, Aromatherapy Top 30, Aromatherapy Garden, 100 Oils Overview.  It also includes the 5 most popular carrier oils,  the 10 most popular essential oils, oils that can help with emotional issues, 6 most popular way of using essential oils, the 8 basic aroma notes, And there are still 3 more pages to go!  We also have house cleaning oils, oils for the garden, pest repellents and aromatherapy pet care.  Do you want to know some great herbs to plant in your garden?  This guide will tell you.  The back page has an overview of 100 essential oils.

Have you ever heard of Agarwood Oil?  Want to know something about Tulsi Oil?  How about Curry Leaf Oil, or Tuberose Absolute?  This guide includes all this information on all of these, as well as much more!

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Lemon essential oil, Citrus limon, is another one of those “must have” essential oils. It works well for the immune, respiratory and digestive systems. It promotes health, healing, physical energy as well as purification, and has an invigorating fragrance. Lemon cleanses the lymphatic system and sanitizes hands and surfaces. It can help soothe heartburn, and can help stop a runny nose.  This oil is an anti-depressant, antiseptic, antifungal, antioxidant, antiviral, astringent, refreshing and invigorating oil.   As with all citrus oils, when applying directly to the skin, avoid direct sunlight for up to 12 hours.

Lemon has a sweet, clear, citrusy scent.  The top uses for this oil are energy, stress and sore throat.  The historical uses for lemon are to fight food poisoning,  Sources say that Christopher Columbus carried lemon seeds to America – probably just the leftovers from the fruit that was eaten on the trip.

You can apply this oil neat, with no dilution, directly to the skin.  Either diffuse the oil, or simply inhale directly from the bottle.  It is also a great household cleanser.  Simply mix a few drops with water in a spray bottle and use on countertops, windows and appliances,

Contains 100% pure organic lemon essential oil.

If you would like to read more about lemon essential oil, here is a link to my blog.

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Known as the King of Oils, Boswellia serrata, or Frankincense essential oil is made from the resin of the Boswellia tree. It is an anti-inflammatory and may reduce joint inflammation, as well as help your gut function properly.  It helps all kinds of skin problems.  Frankincense is an all-around essential oil to have on hand.  There is a saying that goes “When in doubt, pull Frankincense out”.  Simply open and apply directly to skin.  Contains 100% Pure Therapeutic Grade Essential Oil.

Frankincense is an anti-depressant, as well as anti-infectious and antiseptic.  This oil has a rich, deep and warm scent, while also sweet and balsamic.  The top uses include arthritis, depression, mental fatigue and inflammation.  This oil helps to focus energy, minimize distraction and improve concentration.  It eases hyperactivity, impatience, irritability and restlessness and can help enhance spiritual awareness and meditation.

This oil may also help with aging,  allergies, insect and snake bites, headaches, nervous conditions, as well as respiratory problems.  It may also help a person have a better attitude, which in turn may help the immune system.

If you would like to read more about the King of Oils, please check out my blog post.

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