Ways To Diffuse Essential Oils

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Ways To Diffuse Essential Oils

There are various ways to diffuse essential oils in order to enjoy their aroma and to obtain your desired effect of the oil(s).

You can obtain an electronic diffuser or a candle lit diffuser. There are also diffuser bracelets or necklaces that you can buy. You can also add 2-3 drops of essential oils to hot water in a pan or dishpan, or to a hot bath. You may also add a few drops to the base of a candle (do not let the flame come into contact with). They sell compact diffusers for cars or small areas also. If you add a few drops to a handkerchief or a cotton ball and place it in a small baggie so that you can take it out and sniff when needed. You may also make a room spray by adding a few drops to a spray bottle with water and spraying it into the air. You can get a small bottle of carrier oil (coconut refined, almond oil, jojoba, grapeseed) and add a few drops of essential oils to make your own perfume.

See my other blogs for specific diffusers and other products that can be used.

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Note: Please contact your health care professional before using or diffusing any essential oils.

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