Clinical Blogs — essential oil

Essential oils are extremely powerful herbal concentrates that have been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years. It is best to avoid using these in high levels over large areas of the body during pregnancy. It is considered safe to apply low concentrations (less than 0.3%) of essential oils in skin care products on the face only or in rinse-off products such as shampoos and cleansers. Avoid applying them over large areas (over 10% of body surface) during pregnancy. Never apply undiluted essential oils directly on the skin. Safe essential oils in low concentrations over small areas:   lavender...

Some essential oils are really great for our hair and scalp! Lavender Helps to improve dandruff, inflammation and dermatitis Regulates sebum production Peppermint Cooling, soothes the scalp Suitable for congested skin Regulates oil production Rosemary Good for scalp with dermatitis and eczema Helps to improve circulation to scalp and good for hair growth