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Essential Oils and Fragrant Medicinals

Cassia

Harvest Gathering Room Spray

Published November 1, 2018 | By shirleytwofeathers

You will need:

16 oz. spray bottle
8 oz. distilled water
2 oz. Witch Hazel
20 drops Cassia essential oil
15 drops Cedarwood essential oil
10 drops Wild Orange essential oil

Put the witch hazel into the spray bottle and then add the essential oils. Blend the mixture, and then add the water and shake well before using.

Note: Vodka can be substituted for the Witch Hazel.

Source: One Essential Community

Posted in Recipes and Blends | Tagged Autumn, Cassia, Cedar, Orange, Room Sprays, Thanksgiving | Leave a comment

Fall Treat Room Spray

Published October 15, 2018 | By shirleytwofeathers

You will need:

16 oz. spray bottle
8 oz. distilled water
2 oz. Witch Hazel
20 drops Wild Orange essential oil
15 drops Frankincense essential oil
15 drops Cassia essential oil

Put the witch hazel into the spray bottle and then add the essential oils. Blend the mixture, and then add the water and shake well before using.

Note: Vodka can be substituted for the Witch Hazel.

Source: One Essential Community

Posted in Recipes and Blends | Tagged Autumn, Cassia, Frankincense, Orange, Room Sprays | Leave a comment

Woodland Walk Room Spray

Published October 15, 2018 | By shirleytwofeathers

Ingredients:

16 oz. spray bottle
8 oz. distilled water
2 oz. Witch Hazel
15 drops Wild Orange essential oil
15 drops Cassia essential oil
15 drops White Fir essential oil

Put the witch hazel into the spray bottle and then add the essential oils. Blend the mixture, and then add the water and shake well before using.

Note: Vodka can be substituted for the Witch Hazel.

Source: One Essential Community

Posted in Recipes and Blends | Tagged Autumn, Cassia, Fir, Orange, Room Sprays | Leave a comment

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Almost anyone can enjoy the benefits of an aromatherapy oil, but certain individuals, such as pregnant women, persons with allergies, and those with respiratory conditions such as asthma should only use essential oils for aromatherapy under the guidance of a trained professional.

Keep in mind that essential oils are highly concentrated botanical extracts and should never be ingested or applied to skin at full strength. Consult a professional aromatherapist or an accredited reference on aromatherapy for advice on these uses.