Essential oils
75 productsEssential oils for aromatherapy: lavender, peppermint, eucalyptus, tea tree and others; volume and price.
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Essential oils
Essential oils are meant for aromatherapy and for external use, diluted. They go into a diffuser or are mixed with a carrier oil.
Before applying an oil to the skin, dilute it and test it on a small patch. Do not take essential oils internally unless the pack clearly says otherwise, and keep them out of the reach of children.
FAQ
Can an essential oil be taken internally?
Only when the pack clearly allows it; most oils are for external use only.
How should an oil be diluted?
Mix a few drops with a carrier oil such as almond or jojoba; the exact ratio is on the pack.
Are the oils suitable for children and in pregnancy?
Some are not; ask a doctor before use.