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Make Your Own Perfume

Ingredients:

 

25 drops Sandalwood

3 drops of either Rose, Jasmine or Neroli

1 tablespoon of Jojoba carrier oil

 

Directions:

Blend all oils together well and store in an airtight dark-colored glass container. Dab a drop onto your pulse points. Please note that this blend has a heavy concentration of essential oils and is meant to be used sparingly. As with any new oils and blends that you use, do a skin patch test prior to using regularily.

 

Blends to Ease Feelings of Panic and Panic Attacks

 

The below blends can help during times of panic. When selecting and using oils, be sure to follow all safety precautions and remember that aromatherapy should not be used as a substitute for proper medical treatment.

 

Blend #1

2 drops Helichrysum

3 drops Frankincense

 

Blend #2

1 drop Rose

4 drops Lavender

 

Blend #3

1 drop Neroli

4 drops Lavender

 

Blend #4

1 drops Rose

4 drops Frankincense

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If you feel you might be coming down with a cold, or already have one, include eucalyptus or tea tree essential oil in your bathwater. If you have a cough, include sandalwood or frankincencse instead.

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