before the application of oils:
create a nurturing environment of comfort and ease
be aware of which oils are irritating to the skin
consider a test patch and a sniff test
start with less
External Use of Oils
These are examples of some ways that essential oils are used,
this is not a recommendation for their use, nor a suggested sequence.Externally along the spine
Externally in the hands rubbed together, then cupped over the nose for a few minutes to inhale the essence.
Externally in the hands rubbed together, then cupped over the ears for a few minutes.
Externally in the hands rubbed together, then with the eyes closed, hold the palms held gently over the sockets of the eyes with the fingertips resting on the head.
Externally to the soul of the feet
Externally on the ear, along the outer rim and behind the ear, where the ear and the head meet. You may take a minute to gently pull on the earlobes, pull them down and out along the entire rim of the ear.
Externally on a tissue, place a few drops and hold the tissue up to your nose to inhale.
Externally along the long bones of the arms and legs
Externally on the top surface of the head
Externally, used in massage oils
WARNING: be informed, read directions and use as directed
Internally - in a capsule
Diffused in the air - breathed in
Almond Oil
Corn Oil
Peanut Oil
Sesame Oil
Sunflower Oil
Walnut Oil
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Safflower Oil
Rice Bran Oil
Flax Seed Oil
~ remember nuts are rich in oil content ~
Before you use any oil, in any way - please take the responsiblity to
do your research. Be aware of when it's appropriate to
change your oil or your routine.
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