Hi and welcome to my letter U post in the #AtoZChallenge on essential oils. I’ve been debating a lot what to cover for this letter, but eventually decided to do a quick post on resources for doing your own aromatherapy.
I use a number of books for my information on aromatherapy. However, the Internet is also rich with resources. First up is AromaWeb. This is one of the most reliable sources on essential oils and aromatherapy online. There are essential oil profiles and there’s information on safety, but there are also recipes for your own aromatherapy products. This site usually comes up first when I search for general essential oil information.
Next is Loving Essential Oils. This is mostly a site full of recipes for diffuser blends and other DIY products with essential oils. I also think they sell aromatherapy supplies. When I search for diffuser blends, this site usually pops up first.
I also like to get my diffuser recipes from One Essential Community. They also offer many different DIY recipes with essential oils.
Last, I want to recommend EOCalc.com. This site has never popped up in Google searches that I did before, but it was recommended in a Facebook natural soap making community. I have so far never used my essential oils in soap and I am not sure this site is useful for melt and pour soap makers like me. However, this site has a wealth of essential oil blends. I just convert the percentages to drops and then use the recipe for my diffuser.
Essential oils really are very complicated and it’s nice to have some resources to make them easier to understand.
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Thank you and I agree.
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Do not confuse aroma (smell) and Arum (flower) !! 🙂 Just kidding :
Love ❤
Michel
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LOL, you definitely gave me a good laugh! Thank you.
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It was my goal !
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Thank you for these resources. Your posts are helpful as well.
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Thank you. I’m so glad I can be of help.
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Thanks for the resources astrid! they are useful!
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You’re so welcome. I love these resources too.
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