can i use this lavender oil to massage my body？
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Yes you can but you must add this to your massage oil because the lavender oil is very a concentrated. Thanks for asking
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Hi Wenxin. I used it to relax myself when I had migraine yesterday and it helped me. I used a few drops of this oild in my bathtub with lukewarm water and it feels good too. I am sure when you this to massage yourself, it will help you and me too. The aroma smells very good and relaxing.
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I would dilute it to :3-4 drops of lavender oil to a teaspoon of carrier oil for that purpose.
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This can be used to massage when it used with a carrier oil. Please check with aromatherapy sites for concentration of number of drops to carrier oil or check into aromatherapy book.
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This lavendar oil is very concentrated so it needs to be used sparingly. I'm sure a few drops of this product could be added to a massage oil. The label reccomends consulting an essential oil source or other professional source for the dilution ratios. I hope this helps.
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I mix a little of the Lavendar Essential Oil with Almond Oil (use whatever oil you usually use). You could use just the lavender, but I think it would be used up very quickly and it's expensive. Experiment with small amounts and see what you like best.
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Lavender oil is edible but for liability and insurance purposes the label must state "not for internal use." However, it should be diluted.
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Lavender is an oil where you can generally apply without diluting, especially if you are applying to the bottom of the feet. However, if you are noticing a mild reaction when applying this oil to the skin, fractionated coconut oil will do the trick. I generally use a approximately 5 drops of coconut oil to 1 drop of essential oil. A word of caution, if you do notice a reaction, do not try washing off with water. Doing this will actually drive the oil deeper into the skin. Any questions, email eodoterraoils@gmail.com.
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The oil is pure essential oil, there is no carrier. You can use it straight or mix it with whatever carrier oil you like....I use a dab straight on my face, neck & scalp at night with lavender oil and it really calms & relaxes.
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Absolutely. It gives a good, deep massage. I have had it for almost a year now and it works just as well as the day I bought it.
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Yes, I use this beautiful fragrance directly on my skin and so do my daughters. We've also used it to scent massage oil, shampoo and conditioner, and bath salts too. Amber Romance is a heavenly scent!
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No, it is not organic lavender oil. The bottle does not have a certified organic label or organic ingredients listed.
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100% pure lavender oil is generally considered safe to use directly on skin, but to be safe it is suggested that you use a carrier oil and never use any essential oil on babies or small children. Hope this helps
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I don't know exactly what the difference is between massage oil and essential oils, but when I bought it it was in fact pure lavender oil.
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You can use it straight from the bottle but you may want to dilute it if you are putting the oil on your temples(if you have a headache) because the scent may be a bit strong for some people and it may feel warm. If you dilute, you can use coconut oil or olive oil.
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No. You can only use pure essential oil. The chemical constituent in the regular perfume will damage the vibrational device.
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Yes, it is pure vanilla essential oil so it can be used as a lip balm flavor and scent. I use it in my body butter as a scent, smells really nice. Hope this helps.
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I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to that. So far I have only used Tea Tree oil and lavender.
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Use any essential, depending on what you are using mister for, IE: lavender oil is great for massages or meditating, orange oil is great for entertaining. Oil is dropped into water reservoir. It's really a great item
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You can use it in a diffuser but it did not smell like lavender! I would recommend a different brand.
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These are high quality oils from a great company. I'd use the oils to flavor natural tooth paste (something im spitting out ) but not to cook with and eat. You're better off getting dry lavender flowers and grinding them in a coffee grinder for baking or tea and a tiny bit goes a long way.
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It is very light "oily" smell, you can barely smell anything. I didn't use it for massage personally but I would say it would work for a massage.