My short answer to this question is "It depends on why I am using the oil(s)." There are several essential oils and CO2s that I always keep in stock for my personal use. The following is my list of favorite smelling essential oils. Lavender Lavandula angustifolia Peppermint Mentha x piperita Frankincense Boswellia carterii Rosemary Rosmarinus … Continue reading Do You Have A Favorite Essential Oil?
Author: The Texas Sage Aromatherapist
I am a certified clinical aromatherapy practitioner trained by the distinguished R.J. Buckle Associates, LLC at Texas Health Resources in Fort Worth, Texas. R.J. Buckle Associates, LLC is a leading provider of courses in clinical aromatherapy to licensed health professionals in the USA. I am also a licensed massage therapist, specializing in oncology, pain management, orthopedics and pediatrics.
General Use Dilution Guidelines
These info graphics are from the trusted Tisserand Institute. Robert Tisserand is one of the world's leading experts in aromatherapy. His book, Essential Oil Safety, sets the industry and home use standards. These guidelines are for general use only and do not imply that these dilutions are safe for all essential oils in all situations. We … Continue reading General Use Dilution Guidelines
A Few Facts
Clinical Aromatherapy: The therapeutic use and application of essential oils for healing of patients based upon examination of needs and state of health. Clinical Aromatherapist: A person trained and professionally certified in the use of essential oils for therapeutic use. Therapeutic Window: The lowest dose/dilution that has a therapeutic effect, and the highest dose/dilution that … Continue reading A Few Facts