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Please follow appropriate safety warnings. Many of the most effective oils are truly not safe for use on the skin and would do better in a nebulizing diffuser. Also, please remember that all essential oils have some antibacterial/antimicrobial effect, so oils may be chosen for other reasons and still be effective.


TeaTree esp. against Staph infections

Manuka (staph & strep)

Bay Laurel

Thymes (I recommend Linalool)

Bergamot

Dalmatian Sage

Lavender

Eucalyptus

Clove Bud

Oregano

Spike Lavender

Lemon

Niaouli

Lemongrass

Ravensara

Pine

Palma Rosa

Cistus (E-Coli)

Sweet Marjoram

Peppermint

Black Pepper

Cassia

Patchouli

Cajeput

Sandalwood (strep)

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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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