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Question by Clay L: How can I extract essential oils from a peppermint plant at home?
Ive looked around on the internet and ive seen some pretty complicated methods of extracting essential oils from plants.I wanted to see if anyone has any simple methods where i could extract the oil from a peppermint plant in my kitchen.
I saw on a movie they extracted poison from an Oleander flower by boiling it,and i wanted to know if i can boil the plant to extract the oil into liquid or if that was just for the movie.

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Answer by Ms. Informed
i suppose you could just steam it in a vegetable steamer, then collect the oil off the condensed water from the bottom of the pot?

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Question by : imformation about aromatherapy?
I want to know how I can make my own aromatherapy’s ? How do you make a carrier oil? Is it possible to plant these aromatherapy ingredients and make the aromatherapy yourself? Can you name some aromatherapy recipes for animals and humans please list which is for humans and which is for animals? Also where are you most likely to find the ingredients for aromatherapy (example: doctors, drugstore) Thanks

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Answer by humblepie
You can technically make your own essential oils, but I would advise buying them from suppliers, especially when first getting into aromatherapy. Unless you have acres and acres of each particular flower/tree/fruit that you want to harvest (and there are hundreds of oils used in aromatherapy) you won’t get much oil. For example, it takes about 7 and a half tonnes of the Melissa flower to make one pound of the oil, not to mention you have to make sure the crops don’t get eaten by pests and hurt my nature and also you will have some years where harvests just suck. I haven’t read about creating your own carrier oils, but I imagine the process would be very painstakingly similar.

The general guideline is to never use aromatherapy on pets. Essential oils are so concentrated that they are used in very limited amount on humans (a couple of drops when applied topically), and the reason we can stand them is because our liver has the capability to process the oils out. Pets are generally much, much smaller and don’t have the capability. On amazon.com, I saw a review for an aromatherapy book that had a section for usage on animals. A reviewer complained that after using the remedy on her cat, the animal died. For humans, most aromatherapy oils can be used, but they should never be ingested by someone who has not run the idea by their doctor. Eucalyptus, for example, is great when used diluted on the skin, but toxic when taken internally.

You will generally find essential oils and carrier oils in most health food kind of stores. However, I would refrain from buying from these places as their oils are not always 100% pure- they can be diluted with carrier oils and sold as pure, or in case of expensive oils they can be diluted by a cheaper essential oil which smells similar. There are many good retailers online, so check them out. Also, I find hydrolats are easier to find online as well, since they’re not very popular with people who are not familiar with aromatherapy.

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Question by Spica *: How do you use aromatherapy essential oils?
I see them in shops, read them online etc, but I’ve never really understood how to use them. Why must you dilute the oils, and with what?

Also, what sort of burner is the best – ceramic or metal ones?

Anyone expert on aromatherapy, or have step by step guides on them – I have yet to find a comprehensive website that isn’t trying to market their oils. I just need to know how to use them properly.

Thank you!

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Answer by huggywell
The essential oils are very potent and to use them neat on your skin could cause damage. The usual dilution is 6 drops of essential oil to 10 mls of carrier oil. Oils have different properties and should be used for different conditions.
I will have a look around for some decent sites and put them in later….;

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Question by : Hi I am looking for an aromatherapy recipe for pain relief.?
Will eucalyptus, peppermint and juniper berry work? Thanks for reading.

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Answer by Emma
Here are a bunch of aromatherapy recipes http://www.aromatherapy-blends.net/aromatherapy-recipes.htm simply add some of the oil mixture to the soaps to make them scented.

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Question by gina w: Do you have to be licensed in aromatherapy or essential oils to offer services in Alabama?
I am a certified equine therapist doing nutritional reflexology, energy balancing, accupressure, and raindrop on horses. To offer services, for humans, using essential oils – aromatherapy? Or, will certification alone be satisfactory?

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Answer by Iain N
http://www.naturalhealers.com/qa/massage.html

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• Metal with glass cup
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Sinuous curls of matte black wrought iron provide a striking counterpoint for a sparkling glass oil dish. A tealight gently warms your favorite scented oil for a delicately fragrant glow! Metal with glass cup. Tealight and oil not included. 5 3/4″ x 4 5/8″ x 5″ high.

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Question by smith: Are essential oils okay to use in cleaners when you have a cat?
I’ve just been reading that essential oils are dangerous when applied to a cat. I have always made my own cleaners and put essential oils in them to make them smell good. About 10 drops per 24 oz. Typically, I use lemon, sweet orange, peppermint, and lavender in various cleaners. Is it dangerous for me to use them on counters and floors now that I have a cat in my house running and jumping on all of these surfaces?
Please note that I would never apply the oils directly to my cat.

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Answer by cat lover
I would guess it wouldn’t be a problem. First, you are adding very little to the solution, the solution is not put on heavy and then allowed to dry, and your cat is at risk only in washing its paws after walking on a surface that was treated.

But it is good that you are thinking ahead.

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Eucalyptus oil remains a favorite among aromatherapists and casual users alike, based on its strong woody and medicinal aroma.  Popular in many vapor rubs, it emits an essence of cleanliness when diffused for aromatherapy.  NOW® Eucalyptus Oil is 100% pure and steam distilled.

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Question by tator: What is a good company to purchase pure essential oils for aromatherapy?
I want to get into aromatherapy, but do not know what company I can trust to purchase pure essential oils from. I want real quality oils at a inexpensive price if possible. Also, what are good starter oils and what tools do I need? Any input would be very helpful! Thanks!

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Answer by aisha_73
www.essentialoils.com
www.youngliving.com
www.aromaweb.com
www.newdirectionsaromatics.com

Lavender, tea tree, chamomile, rosemary,clove,geranium,ylang ylang, neroli,lemon, orange, thyme,sandalwood,juniper,cinnamon, rose and jasmin. The last two are very expensive.
You also need a base oil, olive, sunflower,jojoba,apricot kernal, sweet almond oil.
You get what you pay for, oil prices vary by market.
To narrow it down, lavender, chamomile, tea tree, orange, rosemary, cinnamon.

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Question by .: ???ESSENTIAL OILS AND AROMATHERAPY??? do you know any “recipes” ?
I enjoy using essential oils “straight” for aromatherapy, but I want to be more adventurous and create more complex scents by combining a few together… do you now any “recipes”? or know of a web site or book with recipes?

thanks!

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Answer by alt.healer
just key into google “aromatherapy”. There are hundreds of sites to choose from. They all have recipes for anything you want. They explain notes and/or families that go well together. More than I can type here.

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Question by the boleyn girl: Does anybody wear aromatherapy oils as perfume?
I usually wear DKNY be delicious but I want to try something more natural and cheaper. im also prone to getting headaches and stress. Does anyone know what are good aromatherapy oils for this? i have heard that ylang ylang and lavender can be good/? any experience or advice greatly appreciated! cheers
Also does anyone know if the scent from wearing these essential oils lasts as long as commercial perfume?

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Answer by Valstupendo
OMG… YES… I use essential oils all the time instead of perfume (I’m allergic to perfume). I use lavendar all the time because I personally like the smell of it, but make sure you dilute them with a carrier oil such as jojoba first otherwise it may irritate your skin. You can pretty much try any kind or combination you like, but it doesn’t last longer than perfume, sorry.
I have used lavendar for headaches, as well as orange, peppermint and sandalwood… they work for me (just depends if it’s daytime or nightime… lavendar is relaxing so if my headache is at night, it will use that, or peppermint if it’s day because it’s uplifting).
I hope some of this helps.

http://www.pioneerthinking.com/perfumes.html

http://www.wlnaturalhealth.com/aromatherapy-articles/essential-oils-perfumery1.htm

http://www.aworldofaromatherapy.com/

here are a few sites for you to look at for recipes and types of oils. Please make sure you are being safe about it, and GOOD LUCK!

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• Includes 7) Synergy Blends and 7) Top Oils= 14/ 10 ml (Eucalyptus, Cinnamon Bark, Lemon, Lavender, Peppermint, Sweet Orange, Rosemary, Meditation, Renew, Aphrodisiac, Stress Relief, Relaxation, Breathe Easy and Sensation- 14/ 10 ml
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• Edens Garden collection includes the following 118 oils- Allspice, Angelica Root, Anise Star, Aphrodisiac blend, Basil, Bay, Bergamot, Birch, Black Pepper, Blood Orange, Breathe Easy blend, Cajeput, Camphor, Cananga, Caraway, Cardamom, Carrot, Cassia, Cedarwood, Chamomile (German), Chamomile (Roman), Cinnamon Bark, Cinnamon Leaf, Citronella, Clary Sage, Cleaning blend, Clementine, Clove, Cocoa Absolute, Cognac, Copaiba, Coriander, Cumin, Cypress, Cypriol, Davana, Dill Weed, Elemi, Eucalyptus, Fennel, Fir Needle, Frankincense, French Lavender, Galbanum, Geranium, Ginger, Grapefruit, Helichrysum, Ho Wood, Hydacheim, Hyssop, Invigorate blend, Jasmine Absolute, Juniper Berry, Kanuka, Key Lime, Lavender, Lemon, Lemon Eucalyptus, Lemon Myrtle, Lemongrass, Lime, Litsea, Mace, Mandarin, Manuka, Meditation blend, Melissa, Myrrh, Myrtle, Neroli, Nerolina, Niaouli, Nutmeg, Oregano, Origanum, Palmarosa, Palo Santo, Parsley, Patchouli, Penny Royal, Peppermint, Peru Balsam, Petitgrain, Pimento, Pine, Ravensara, Relaxation blend, Renew blend, Rose Absolute (Bulgarian), Rose Absolute (Moroccan), Rose Geranium, Rosemary, Rosewood, Sage, Sandalwood (Australian), Sandalwood (Indian), Sensation blend, Spearmint, Spikenard, Spruce, Stress Relief blend, Sweet Marjoram, Sweet Orange, Tagates, Tangerine, Tansy, Tarragon, Tea Tree, Thyme, Turmeric, Valerian, Vanilla, Verbena, Vetiver, Wintergreen, Yarrow and Ylang Ylang.

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Question by Danielle P: Can you use aromatherapy oils for your skin/face?
This is the product description: This blend is already pre-diluted and ready for aromatherapy use. The ingredients are pure oils.

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Answer by Essence of Wellbeing
Based on the information you have provided it difficult to make an informed decision, as there is no information re the oils in the blend or the percentage make up. – but one of the basics rules of aromatherapy is that essential oils sometimes referred to as aromatherapy oils is that they must be diluted to be applied to the skin.

In saying that making your own massage oil\body oil can be a wonderful way of using essential oils, to moisturise and protect your skin in a similar way to a body lotion.

If you are looking to make your own massage\body oil you may find this information of assistance

When making your oil you will need -
· A bottle to make and store your completed oil
· Carrier oil or oils
· Essential oil or oils

Your bottle should ideally be made of glass. You can have a plain cap or some people like to use a pump top for ease in dispensing.

When choosing your carrier oils bear in mind the properties of the oils and your skin type (or the skin type of the person you are making it for). To start with I usually recommend using a plain grapeseed or sweet almond oil. As you experiment you may like to use a combination of vegetables and infused oils to enrich your basic oil blend.

When choosing your essential oils, consider the effect you want the oil to have and when you intend to use it. Are you planning on a light fresh aroma to use as a body oil after your morning shower? An invigorating oil to massage into muscles before or after sport?

To make your oil blend, take your bottle and place in it up to 4 drops of essential oil for every 10ml of carrier oil you will be using. So in a 50ml bottle use up to 20 drops in total of essential oil, in a 100ml bottle use up to 40 drops. For a massage oil for children or anyone whose health is frail or who has sensitive skin, halve this number. Remember you can use 2 or 3 different essential oils in your blend but the total number of drops should together not exceed that stated.
Top up your bottle with your chosen carrier oil to the shoulder – this is the part where the bottle just begins to narrow. Put on the cap and shake gently or tip the bottle back and forth to mix the oils together.

And don’t forget to label your creation! Information to note includes the date, the name of the person the oil is for and the purpose of the oil, together with the ingredients. This way you can easily reproduce your blend.

Some recipes to get you started -

End of the Day De-stress Massage\Body Oil
100ml Sweet Almond Oil
15 drops Lavender Essential Oil
5 drops Sandalwood Essential Oil
20 drops Bergamot Essential Oil

Wake Me Up Body Oil
100ml Grapeseed Oil
20 drops Grapefruit Essential Oil
10 drops Petitgrain Essential Oil
5 drops Spearmint Essential Oil

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