OLFA aromatherapy balms

Handling essential oils safely: most of them cannot be used “neat” on skin. Dilute in a carrier oil or balm.

Today I want to talk about lavender. It's such a versatile oil, safe for babies, and can be used in so many different ways and for so many different reasons. It's also a very commonly stocked oil and easy for you to get your hands on. Here are some uses:
1) for the irritation of mosquito bites
2) for headaches
3) for relaxation
4) for insomnia
5) for colds

How to use:
1) add a few drops onto a cotton pad and inhale; you can leave it next to your pillow at night - if the scent is too strong, move it to another part of your room
2) for massage (e.g. soles of feet or other parts), add to a carrier oil such as sweet almond oil, coconut oil, olive oil, jojoba, or other (try to choose something without an overpowering scent of its own)
3) place a few drops in an infuser
4) add to a carrier oil and mix before adding to bath water
5) mixed in a carrier oil, massage temples or rub gently under nose
6) NOTE: Whenever using directly on skin, add to a carrier oil. For instance, if using for mosquito bites, use a minute quantity of carrier oil, several drops of lavender, mix, and dab onto bite areas with the end of a cotton swab

Are you in Macau? Weather and situation got you down? Aromatherapy can help! Inhale or diffuse some orange oil. Not got any handy? Cut an orange. Run your hand along the filmy peel. Got an oily feeling on your hands? There you go, that's orange oil for you! You can inhale as is or boil it up in a pot of water. Your house will smell heavenly - and orange-y. Happy yet?

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