Essential Oils from Mountain Rose Herbs Our essential oils are 100% pure steam distilled aromatic oils with no carrier oils, diluents, or other ingredients added. We offer one of the largest Certified Organic selections, and we source the world's finest 100% pure essential oils from reputable distillers we know and trust. Our essential oils are supervised by our Certified Aromatherapist Christine Guerts for extraction methods, material used, data reports, purity, and quality. All of the essential oils offered by Mountain Rose Herbs are obtained by steam distillation of whole plant material with two exceptions Absolutes/Resins- are extracted with a solvent, usually alcohol and sometimes other hydrocarbons, such as benzene, hexane, etc. A glass dropper is provided with all 1/8 oz and 1/4 oz essential oils. Due to federal aviation regulations, some liquids classified as flammable or combustible because of low flash points cannot be sent through USPS priority mail. by Mountain Rose Herbs are...
The Oil Cleansing Method - A simple, cleansing facial massage for clear skin! Quality Pure Essential Oils - The Essential Oil Company Essential Oil & Aromatherapy | Young Living Essential Oils Home | Essential Oil University Essential Oil Guide - How to use essential oils One of the greatest treats in soap making is experimenting with combinations of essential oils. Unlike fragrance oils, which are usually chemically manufactured scents, essential oils are very potent. Each oil, like the plants they are derived from, are different in their basic makeup which is why there is such a difference in price among the oils. Many people have asked whether the aromatherapy benefits survive the soap making process. I do believe the emotional benefits of the oils come through in soap. You will have to decide for yourself, which oils you would like to use according to their safety precautions. The essential oil list below is for information purposes regarding the way essential oils are currently being used. Anise essential oil – (pimpinella anisum)Sweet, licorice like scent often used during the hunting season to mask the human scent. Bergamot essential oil – (citrus bergamia)Citrusy, fresh, woodsy scent.
Essential Oils: Descriptions, Profiles & Uses Essential Oil Directory a • b • c • e • f • g • h • j • l • m • n • o • p • r • s • t • v • w • y Allspice Berry - The oil has a warm, spicy-sweet aroma. It is used in spicy or masculine scents. Amyris - Amyris is also known as West Indian sandalwood, although unrelated to the true Indian sandalwood. Anise - The oil of anise and star anise are often used and sold interchangeably because they are similar in aroma and chemical make-up. he primary constituent of both is anethole, a sweet substance that solidifies at room temperature. Basil, Sweet – There are many types of basil: linalool basil, exotic basil and sweet basil. Bay — Bay oil is distilled from the leaves and small twigs of the bay rum tree. Bergamot — Bergamot oil is cold-pressed from the peel of the nearly ripe fruit. back to top Camphor, White - White is the grade preferred in scenting detergents, soaps, disinfectants, deodorants, room sprays and other household products. Ginger - Ginger oil has a warm, spicy-woody odor.
Essential Oil Safety - How to Use Essential Oils Safely in your Soap Making and Candle Making Essential oils are some of the most amazing products of our natural world - and I love being able to incorporate them into my soap and candle recipes. The oils of aromatic plants have been used for centuries for both their smell and their medicinal applications. But just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good for you. Essential oils are powerful chemical compounds. Sensitizing Essential Oils There are some essential oils that will cause skin irritation in people with very sensitive skin. Irritating Essential Oils Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good for you. Hazardous Essential Oils Though they may smell great, there are some essential oils that just need to be left alone...or at the very least, only used only by someone with significant essential oil experience. Essential Oils to Avoid During Pregnancy Just because something is natural doesn't mean it's good for you. Toxic Essential Oils Use with Caution - but by All Means Use!