1 month later. Skin is all healed. No rough patches ir dry patches. Just the coloring you see here, which will fade over time, and continued use of appropriate essential oils🥰
Absolutely. Reed diffusers are a good option. Or electronic diffusers that you add oils and water to, just check that it has a timer option and as you have grandchildren and maybe a rabbit(?) make sure there is a 20 or 30 minute option. Also check that it auto shuts off if the water runs out.
@Betsy Ballard I've never actually used that type, but I would think it's more about the viscosity of the oil. Myrrh and Vetiver for example, both have a much higher viscosity than say Rosemary or Sweet Orange. The thicker, or more viscous oils will clog up the diffuser's fine micro-nozzles.
We had a lovely group of ladies at the Kennett Square Club Pilates studio last Sunday. It’s always a joy to share what aromatherapy can do. (Thanks to Marva for taking the photos!)
I had enough parsley to last a few weeks, but needed more sea kelp, for the dog breath formula, so I put in an order with Mountain Rose herbs! 1lb of parsley is a LOT😆