Anything is toxic if you take it in huge amounts, even water! The amount of an essential oil you would need to be considered toxic, is measured in liters. There are differing amounts for different oils. Essential oils are usually … Continue reading
Do essential oils need to be diluted?
March 5, 2014 by ·
Most essential oils are fine to use neat. I would always, however, advocate for diluting oils when using them on babies or pets. There are some oils that are considered hot – such as Cinnamon, Oregano, Cassia, Wintergreen – and they should be … Continue reading
Is there anywhere I should not apply essential oils to?
March 5, 2014 by ·
Never put essential oils in your eyes or in your ear canals. The nose can also be a sensitive area – it is wise to dilute oils before using them in you nostrils.
Which oils are safe to use when breastfeeding?
March 5, 2014 by ·
You can safely use the following oils when nursing: Bergamot Clary Sage Grapefruit Geranium Lavender Lemon Melaleuca Patchouli Roman Chamomile Sandalwood Wild Orange Ylang Ylang *The use of Peppermint while breastfeeding can decrease milk supply. It can be used sparingly.
Can I use essential oils during pregnancy?
March 5, 2014 by ·
There are some oils which should be avoided during pregnancy: Basil Cassia Cinnamon bark Clary Sage Lemongrass Rosemary Thyme Vetiver Wintergreen White Fir
Are essential oils safe for children?
March 5, 2014 by ·
Essential oils are safe for use on children, however, they do require dilution. Babies and children love a good foot massage when you put the oils on the bottoms of their feet!
