Cool compresses made with Marjoram oil can help relieve headaches.
Add two
drops of oil to a large bowl of cool water and mix it up well.
Dip a cotton
cloth in the mixture, wring it out and apply it to your
forehead.
Place
another cool compress on the back of your neck to enhance
the
effect.
Caution
Since marjoram oil may stimulate contractions
and promote blood flow,
it should never be used during pregnancy. Also, the
oil can
sometimes dull the senses, so it should be used only for
short
periods of time. Always dilute the oil well before applying it
to
the skin, since it may cause irritation in susceptible
individuals.
Disclaimer--
replacement for medical advice. Any person with a
condition
requiring medical attention should consult a
qualified
practitioner or therapist.
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Warm, spicy and sweet
Just in time for the holidays.
Warming Cinnamon has
a vibration that invites Love from
higher realms.
Cinnamon transforms
sorrow into happiness bringing the
realization that Love is always there if
we just tune into it.
Enjoy!
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Black Pepper is another essential oil to have on hand during cold and
flu
season.
Used in an inhalation blend it is an effective expectorant.
Jeanne
Rose gives this recipe for the lungs.
1 oz. Eucalyptus
1/2 oz.
Basil
1/4 oz. each of Fennel, Black Pepper and Birch.
Blend together
and keep on hand to use in your diffuser.
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Just in time for your holiday.
An easy way to freshen the
bathroom.
Place several drops of essential oil on the cardboard
of the
toilet tissue roll. Each time it is used the scent
will diffuse into the
room.
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Place a drop of Lavender oil in your water fountain to scent the air,
kill
bacteria and prolong the time between cleanings.
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For colds, flu or other viral infections, take a warm shower and
follow it
with a gentle whole-body lemon-oil treatment before going
to bed. Combine one
cup of sunflower oil and 20 - 30 drops of lemon
oil and rub this mixture
evenly over your skin. Wrap yourself up
well in towels or blankets and go to
bed. During the night the oil
will be absorbed by the skin's pores and will
deploy its antiseptic
properties.
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Here are some very easy recipes for bath salts
Mix 2 tablespoons Epsom,
rock or any chunky salt with ingredients
below in a small jar with tight
lid.
Inhale as needed; keep for up to 3 months.
To induce serenity: 10
drops lavender oil,
2 drops Chamomile oil,
2 drops Bergamot oil,
1
teaspoon dried Lavender.
For enhancing metal clarity:
10 drops
rosemary oil,
5 drops Tangerine oil,
1 teaspoon dried Rosemary,
1 dried
Tangerine peel.
To alleviate sinus problems:
10 drops Peppermint
oil,
5 drops Eucalyptus oil, 5 drops Tea tree oil,
1 teaspoon crushed
dried Peppermint leaves
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A nice tip for the holiday season.
To fragrance your kitchen cabinets and
drawers, place a few drops of
Clove and/or Cinnamon essential oil on a cotton
ball and tuck it into
the drawers or cabinets.
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Too much to do? Not feeling well.
Maybe you're going out of town or having a
houseful
of company for the holidays. Here's a blend with a fresh
aroma
that will revitalize and is an excellent tonic for
the respiratory
system.
5 drops Lavender
3 Eucalyptus
2 Fir
2 Pine
Blend in 1 oz.
carrier oil. I like to add some Castor Oil
as they say it activates the T
cells of the Immune System.
Use as a massage oil or add to the bath for a
relaxing soak.
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Make a massage oil for sprains, strains, aching muscles and arthritic
joints.
Mix two drops each of helichrysum, lavender and clary-sage
essential oils in
two tablespoons of sweet -almond oil. Massage into
affected
areas.
*CAUTION*
Helichrysum oil should NOT be used by children younger
than 12 or by
pregnant women.
Also, helichrysum essential oil can evoke
powerful emotions in some
individual and should therefore be used in
moderation.
Enjoy!
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on Nov. 15, 2008 at 9:19 PM