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A good essential oil will always be in a dark glass bottle. Light can deteriorate the quality of the oil, rendering its efficacy inert. A dark bottle ensures the longevity of the nutrients in the oils.The bottle should have an inbuilt dropper at the top to accurately control the amount of oil-drops you are pouringIt should indicate that it is a 'pure essential oil' - not a fragrance eg: Pure Bergamot Oil not Bergamot scented/fragranced oil. It must be the real deal.Often it will have the original plant name of the oil - eg: Bergamot Oil - Citrus aurantium fruit peel oilCheck the concentration of the oil in the bottle eg: 100% Bergamot oil w/w - weight for weight or 'v/v' - volume for volumeThere are some oils which are too unstable or potent to use on their own and will be mixed in a base carrier oil, usually a nut oil such as almond oil or jojoba oil. In this instance, the label should indicate this very specifically - eg: Chamomile in Jojoba Oil - Chamomile Oil English 26mg/ml and Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil 839mg/mlBlended essential oils are good as well, as long as the label states that it is 100% pureThe nose knows - for example if the oil claims to be 100% orange oil but smells nothing like it, then it is best to avoid it, as the oil may have become rancid or is of poor quality
For as long as humans have walked the earth, natural ingredients have been key for maintaining good health inside and out. For far too long, we have been conditioned to reach for a pill, a cream or a tube of chemicals to help us and the pharmaceutical companies revel at our reliance on their products; but what if we can treat our everyday ailments the natural way? Try a blend of cedarwood and eucalyptus oils as a natural decongestant for a cold or a few drops of geranium and lavender to moisturise dry skin. This certainly seems a lot more appealing, but more importantly, they really work because of their nutritional properties.
How do I know when essential oils are pure?
Recently a family member developed mild ezcema, brought on by winter and wearing extra layers of clothing. The doctor prescribed a cortisone-based cream and advised that it should not be used for more than five days in a row. Even though this disturbed me greatly, we followed the treatment, but it did nothing to help the redness, dryness and it seemed to be aggravating the skin instead.
There are numerous products on the market, but they are not all suitable for medicinal purposes. It is important to read the label carefully as some are synthetic and contain no natural ingredients whatsoever; others are heavily diluted and only contain a small percentage of the original ingredient offering very little therapeutic value. To ensure that you are getting the very best whether it be for topical therapeutic applications or to use in a burner to refresh your home, here are what you should look for on the label:
Some years ago, I became a sales consultant for an Australian company called "Le Reve" selling outstanding aromatherapeutic products. Though I have moved on since that time, I have been using essential oils to treat myself and my family for minor ailments ever since. Using natural, pure essential oils is an easy and inexpensive way to treat various maladies without fear of adverse side-effects and is therefore ideal for children and adults alike cheap ajf 5, as well as people with sensitive skin.
Why use pure essential oils?
A perfect example of how essential oils can help minor skin conditions