Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our products.
Essential Oil Basics
What are essential oils?
Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts obtained from flowers, leaves, bark, roots, or fruits. They capture the plant’s natural aroma and therapeutic properties.
Are all essential oils the same quality?
What is a carrier oil, and why do I need one?
Can I mix different essential oils?
Ways to Use Essential Oils
Aromatherapy / Diffusion
- Add 3–5 drops to a diffuser or humidifier.
- Supports mood, focus, relaxation, or respiratory relief.
- Use in well-ventilated areas; avoid overexposure.
Topical Application
Baths
Compresses
DIY Skincare & Haircare
Natural Home Cleaning
Linen & Room Mists
Usage & Application
How can I use essential oils?
See detailed section above on “Ways to Use Essential Oils.”
Can essential oils be used directly on the skin?
Why do I need to dilute essential oils?
Can essential oils be ingested?
Safety & Precautions
Are essential oils safe to use?
Yes, when used correctly. They are potent, so always dilute before applying topically. Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, and sensitive areas. Perform a patch test.
Do essential oils interact with medications?
Are essential oils safe for children and pets?
Can I use essential oils during pregnancy?
What does “photosensitive” mean?
Storage & Shelf Life
How should essential oils be stored?
Store in dark glass bottles, away from heat, sunlight, and moisture to preserve potency and extend shelf life.
What’s the shelf life of essential oils?
Buying Tips & Quality Checks
How do I choose a reputable essential oil brand?
- Look for transparency: Latin name, origin, method of extraction, and test results (e.g., GC-MS).
- Avoid vague terms like “fragrance oil” unless clearly explained.
- Ensure oils are not diluted or adulterated.
What is adulteration in essential oils?
Sustainability & Usage Tips
What happens to old or oxidized oils?
While no longer ideal for aromatherapy, they can be reused for:
- DIY cleaning blends
- Deodorizing trash cans or shoes
- Freshening vacuum bags or drawers
Always check for rancidity or irritation risk before repurposing.
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