We see this question asked all the time: “can someone be allergic to essential oils?” There is so much misinformation all over the internet online that we thought you would appreciate hearing the truth straight from the mouth of our favorite pharmacist, Lindsey Elmore. I strongly encourage you to listen through the video. I know
Being an active advocate within the essential oil world, I’ve had numerous questions recently from my readers and friends asking for my thoughts on CBD, whether or not it is an essential oil, what my thoughts are about how it is made, what my thoughts are over the legal controversy polarizing the US, and if
Are essential oils safe to ingest? There is an awful lot of controversy throughout the internet on whether or not it is safe ingesting essential oils. Many people say no, while just as many others give testimonials on how they’ve never had any issues, and even feel better than ever when they do. Then there
Using essential oils safely is an important topic to cover. Essential oils are highly concentrated and need to be handled with care, even when just diffusing essential oils. Diffusing essential oils is where you add oils to a diffuser. There are many types of diffusers. Some use tap water, some use distilled water, and some
Essential oils are natural products, but that doesn’t mean they are ok to use as-is out of the bottle. Essential oils are highly concentrated, and although come from plants made by nature, they can irritate the skin, cause headaches, or other irritations if misused. 12 important rules for using essential oils safely Keep essential oils
At some point in time, it happens to us all… too much essential oil drips into your diffuser, and becomes WAY too strong for the room you’re in. It can be so frustrating. You have a great essential oil recipe you want to put in the diffuser. Whether you’re scaling down a roller ball recipe,