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Aromatherapy Essential Oil Reference Chart

Aromatherapy Essential Oil Reference Chart Oil Properties Uses Precautions Part of Plant Used Cedarwood (Cedrus Atlantica) antiseptic astringent energizing stimulant stress tension deodorant insect repellent wood Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla) anti-inflammatory antidepressant disinfectant soothing diuretic anxiety depression irritability stress flowers Citronella (Cymbopogon nardus) energizing stimulating soothing insect repellent all parts Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea) antispasmodic calming relaxing soothing tonic warming moodiness panic restlessness stress tension do not use during pregnancy flowering tops Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) antiseptic antiviral bactericidal decongestant expectorant stimulating frustration anger stress tension depression leaves & twigs Frankincense (Buswellia thurifera) calming grounding, toning aging skin disturbed sleep fear grief stress vulnerability resin Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) energizing freshening, tonic air freshener cellulite depression lethargy seasonal affective disorder (SAD) congestion sun sensitivity peel of fruit Jasmine (absolute) (Jasmineum officinale) aphrodisiac antidepressant energizing soothing u

CUTS & GRAZES LAVENDER LEMON TEA TREE EUCALYPTUS 6-10 Drops Combination or any single type. Add to l lt. boiled water Bathe: To cleanse and sterilise. Leave wound uncovered if possible or add 1 drop Lavender neat to plaster. NOTE: SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IF CUT IS DEEP OR BLOOD LOSS SIGNIFICANT

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