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| Oil | Not to be used for |
|---|---|
| Orange - a warm cheering oil. Good for those suffering from a lack of energy or depression. | Babies |
| Patchouli - widely used in Indian traditional medicine, Patchouli has a musky sweet fragrance which is very persisent. Because of this it is often used as a base for perfumes. Used extensively during the "Hippy" period in the sixties. It is useful for healing cracked skin and weeping sores. | Babies and infants under 7 years. |
| Peppermint - is widely used in confectionary and medicines. Best known as a remedy for digestive upsets. It makes a good substitute for asprin. Also effective against ringworm and scabies. Excellent too for tired feet in a foot bath. | Babies and infants under 7 years. |
| Petitgrain - the common name "Petitgrain" is used as a general term for oils distilled from the leaves of the citrus tree. Petitgrain mainly comes from the Bitter Orange. | Babies and infants under 7 years. |
| Pine - this is obtained from the pine needles. A good inhalant and invigorating in the bath. | Babies, infants and children under 12 years. |
| Rose - considered to be the Queen of the flowers. It is an excellent oil for purification on both physical and emotional levels. Useful for all skincare particularly mature skin. | Babies and infants under 7 years. |
| Rosemary - a penetrating and stimulating oil with many uses. A good oil for its stimulating effect on both mental and physical levels. | Babies, infants under 7 years or during pregnancy. |
| Rosewood - | Babies and infants under 7 years. |
| Sage - the Latin name for Sage comes from the word salvation. It was considered instrumental in the prevention of illness. Use in SMALL quanities. This Essential Oil is best administered by a qualified Aromatherapist. | Babies, infants, children under 12 years, during pregnancy or those with sensitive skin. |
| Sandalwood - from Mysore in India the fragrance is woody and sweet. It is useful for the skin and especially in the throat area - traditionally associated with self-expression. | Babies, infants and children under 12 years. |