Essential Therapeutics Kunzea Essential Oil 50ml

• Avoid during pregnancy
• The overall composition of Kunzea oil, with a low content of 1,8 cineole, sees it as a safe, non-toxic essential oil for general use.
• Not for internal use: if ingested do not induce vomiting, drink milk, consult a health specialist
• Avoid contact with eyes: flush with water
• Keep out of reach of children
• Store below 30 Degrees C
• Dilute before use
• If under a doctor’s care consult your health practitioner

Directions:

• Dilute before use
• Massage: 4 drops to 10ml Essential Base Lotion, Organic Massage Oil or Organic Jojoba Oil.
• Diffusion:  Add to your diffuser or vaporiser as per instructions.
• Topical application:   For adults with sensitive skin use a 2.5% dilution or less.  For many applications, a 0.5% to 1% concentration can be sufficient.  People with a history or allergies, especially eczema, are more likely to possibly react to some essential oils.
• Bath: 5 – 10 drops to a full bath.  Mix drops of essential oil with Essential Solubilizer and then add this mixture under running bath water.

A simple guide for “Essential Therapeutics” essential oil dilutions:

If you measure your essential oils in drops be warned that not all “drops” are the same!  There are a variety of “dropper inserts” for essential oil bottles in the marketplace. Depending on the size of the aperture, the drop size can vary widely

The pharmaceutical drop dispensers that we use for Essential Therapeutics essential oils dispense on average: 32 drops per 1ml.

For an approximately 0.5% concentration of essential oils in a carrier base use: 4 drops of essential oil per 25ml of carrier

For 1.0 %: 3 drops of essential oil per 10ml of carrier

For 1.5%: 4 drops of essential oil per 10ml of carrier

For 2.5%: 8 drops of essential oil per 10ml of carrier

For 5%: 17 drops of essential oil per 10ml of carrier

For 10%: 35 drops of essential oil per 10ml of carrier

For more Information

• Please refer to The Fragrant Pharmacy Book written by one of the world’s leading Aromatherapists, Valerie Ann Worwood.
• Or consult an experienced Aromatherapist