Mixing essential oils is both a science and a creative process. In this video we have some very basic information about using essential oils.
Please note: if you are adding essential oils to your bath please use caution getting in and out of the tub. Also clean the tub right away, the essential oils can create a ring around the tub that can be difficult to remove if left to dry. The heat from the water can also make the fragrance stronger, so you might want to start with less to avoid overwhelming your senses.
When combining essential oil into aromatherapy, it’s important to remember the top, base, and middle notes. Learn more about mixing essential oils for aromatherapy in this free video from a professional aroma therapist. Expert: Malu Lujan Bio: Malu Lujan Filmmaker: Bing Hu
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Great information, thanks for posting
Great information, thanks for posting !!!!
Oh my gosh, I recognize those brands of essential oils! I have the Jasmine and the Lime that look like the Lavender Oil bottle and I used to have Cassia that look like the Eucalyptus Oil bottle you have. That Jasmine is going a long way too!
Thank you for posting this information. Great!! How do you know what essential oil is a top note, base note or middle note?
what is meant by top mid and base notes?