Aromatherapy & Home Uses
Circulation, Muscles, and Joints: Palpitations, poor circulation.
Digestive System: Anxiety, depression, nervous tension, PMS, shock, stress-related conditions; most important use is with the emotions.
Skin Care: Scars, stretch marks, thread veins, mature and sensitive skin, tones the complexion, wrinkles.
Suggested Usage (10 years & up)
BATH
- Add 10 drops Neroli in ½ cup of Dead Sea Salt in a warm bath. Take a Neroli bath every evening, seven days prior to the onset of menstruation.
INHALATION
- Diffuse 10-12 drops in a cool mist Essential Oil diffuser.
- Apply 5 or 6 drops to a tissue and insert into the pillowcase for psychological relief and for counteracting insomnia.
- It is also an Essential Oil that has antidepressive and anti-anxiety properties. Use direct inhalation for shock and stress-related conditions.
MISTING
- Mix 20 drops with 4 ounces distilled water in a cobalt blue glass or PET plastic bottle, shake well and mist into the environment as desired. Use whenever you are feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or stressed and need strength to keep going.
TOPICAL
- Neroli Essential Oil is beneficial for the heart since it is known to regulate heart rhythm and help reduce cramp-like heart conditions. Add 10-20 drops to cream or lotion.
- Neroli is helpful for people who have become thin-skinned; it can strengthen their inner being and build a protective shield. When we are easily angered, the oil helps us shift our mood to allow us to experience life with joy and calm; apply 2 drops to the Crown Chakra.
- Since it does not irritate, Neroli may be used neat for acne, the treatment of sensitive and inflamed skin, and small broken blood vessels under the skin’s surface.
Cautions
- Non-toxic, non-irritant, non-sensitizing.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Store away from sunlight, at room temperature, with the lid securely tightened.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
* Information provided by Dr. Andrea Hillstad. For more information on Dr. Andrea, you can visit her website here.