Reannan worked in the non-profit sector for 30 years. Now she devotes her time to freelance writing and sharing knowledge about alternative ways to stay healthy. She believes we could all benefit from the use of fresh herbs and spices in our cooking, essential oils in our medicine cabinets and daily meditation.
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ReplyI would like to find out what is meant by 1% to 3% oil/carrier.
ReplyIt means the essential oil is 1-3% of the total volume of the carrier oil. So you’d have 1% essential oil to 99% carrier oil.
ReplyIs it ok to use ginger essential oil as a base moisturizer? I have terribly dry skin. After every shower, my skin dries and cracks. I decided to apply ginger essential oil and I’ve been fine. Does it have side effects of long use?
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