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Lavender Oil
What you need:
Glass jars with tight fitting lids
Oil - The best and most reasonable oil is Grapeseed Oil
Or Safflower, Canola, (any oil but Olive, peanut, corn oils – they are too heavy and make sure you don’t get an oil that is scented like Almond
Depending on the size of the jars, you need enough Grapeseed Oil to fill each bottle to almost the top
Lavender Oil – Get from a Whole Foods or any health food chain – you want aromatherapy oil, not cheap imitation, or any bottle that isn’t 100 % lavender oil...
Almost fill each jar with the Grapeseed Oil
Using a dropper, infuse (drop) Lavender Oil into the oil to scent. Usually about 8-10 drops per bottle. (depends on the quality of the Lavender Oil, the more you spend, the stronger the smell.
Put top on jars and gently turn back and forth until blended – don’t shake!
Benefits of Lavender
Indications: Carminative, relieves muscle spasms, antidepressant, antiseptic and antibacterial, stimulates blood flow.
Properties: Lavender is native to the Mediterranean region and is cultivated in France , Spain and elsewhere. It has been used for aromatic purposes by the Romans in washing water and baths. This herb has uses in culinary, cosmetics and medicine. It is effective to cure headaches, especially when related to stress, to clear depression associated with weakness and depression. Externally, lavender oil has been used as a stimulating liniment to help ease aches and pains of rheumatism.
Susan Powter
Lavender Oil
What you need:
Glass jars with tight fitting lids
Oil - The best and most reasonable oil is Grapeseed Oil
Or Safflower, Canola, (any oil but Olive, peanut, corn oils – they are too heavy and make sure you don’t get an oil that is scented like Almond
Depending on the size of the jars, you need enough Grapeseed Oil to fill each bottle to almost the top
Lavender Oil – Get from a Whole Foods or any health food chain – you want aromatherapy oil, not cheap imitation, or any bottle that isn’t 100 % lavender oil...
Almost fill each jar with the Grapeseed Oil
Using a dropper, infuse (drop) Lavender Oil into the oil to scent. Usually about 8-10 drops per bottle. (depends on the quality of the Lavender Oil, the more you spend, the stronger the smell.
Put top on jars and gently turn back and forth until blended – don’t shake!
Benefits of Lavender
Indications: Carminative, relieves muscle spasms, antidepressant, antiseptic and antibacterial, stimulates blood flow.
Properties: Lavender is native to the Mediterranean region and is cultivated in France , Spain and elsewhere. It has been used for aromatic purposes by the Romans in washing water and baths. This herb has uses in culinary, cosmetics and medicine. It is effective to cure headaches, especially when related to stress, to clear depression associated with weakness and depression. Externally, lavender oil has been used as a stimulating liniment to help ease aches and pains of rheumatism.
Susan Powter
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