Mixing oils/safety

[Guest guest]

I've been reading and have been tempted to stick my spoon in but wondering

if what I have to offer would be of any help at all. >sigh< still don't know

and if this isn't what you have in mind, sorry.

 

When mixing oils with keeping some sort of safety in mind, knowing the

chemical makeup in mind is something that I've always kept in mind. In other

words, I don't mix two ketone heavy oils together and I like my combos to

balance. I don't use more than three oils, unless I'm making a perfume and

mostly tend to stick to single oils. The only time I will blatantly

disregard what an oil contains chemical wise is when making candles because

I'm only concerned about fragrance.

 

Now, I don't know if this will help, maybe, if not you, then someone else.

The following link is up at Woobey World where I have some Aromatherapy

information. Please keep in mind that this info was put up about 7 years ago

and I haven't updated it.

 

http://woobeyworld.com/AA-1.htm

 

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Cheers!

Kathleen Petrides

The Woobey Queen

Http://www.woobeyworld.com

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I think your info is helpful. I think there are some people out there

who don't consider or care about the eo components and just blend,

blend, blend. I am no aromatherapist and have only been learning about

eo's for a year or so but I see some sites and blending " recipes " and

wonder why someone would put all those things together when a nice

effect can be had with much fewer eo's. Thanks for the info, Susan

 

 

 

, " Woobey Queen "

<WoobeyQueen wrote:

>

> I've been reading and have been tempted to stick my spoon in but

wondering

> if what I have to offer would be of any help at all. >sigh< still

don't know

> and if this isn't what you have in mind, sorry.

>

> When mixing oils with keeping some sort of safety in mind, knowing the

> chemical makeup in mind is something that I've always kept in mind.

In other

> words, I don't mix two ketone heavy oils together and I like my

combos to

> balance. I don't use more than three oils, unless I'm making a

perfume and

> mostly tend to stick to single oils. The only time I will blatantly

> disregard what an oil contains chemical wise is when making candles

because

> I'm only concerned about fragrance.

>

> Now, I don't know if this will help, maybe, if not you, then someone

else.

> The following link is up at Woobey World where I have some Aromatherapy

> information. Please keep in mind that this info was put up about 7

years ago

> and I haven't updated it.

>

> http://woobeyworld.com/AA-1.htm

>

> --

> Cheers!

> Kathleen Petrides

> The Woobey Queen

> Http://www.woobeyworld.com

>

>

>