Made three roller balls today. Working well with my hip bursitis and bone spurs in my foot. And the best part is this blend smells good, doesn't smell like most pain blends that have wintergreen in them! Excellent choice Andrea!
Well isn't that something, I have these oils for the exception of the trauma oil in my cabinet and lately have been thinking how to utilize them for the chronic pain in my shoulder. I appreciate you.
That is great, Gina J! Even without the trauma oil these 5 essential oils blended in another carrier would be so helpful in reducing pain and swelling.
Eu amo o seu canal! Certamente um dos mais sérios sobre aromaterapia que encontrei no RUclips! Gratidão por compartilhar tanto conhecimento conosco! 🙏❤️
Love your videos as always. Enjoys my learning experience. Another question- no Black Pepper, can I use Peppermint or Rosemary instead? This is so exciting!!!! Terry❤️
Hi Andrea! Can't get trauma oil over here. Can I mak it myself by blending equal parts of arnica oil, calendula oïl and St. Johns oïl? Love your site, so usefull!
I am excited about this blend. Because it's a complex multi-faceted blend, I'm hoping for great results. It could be a great alternative to the more common topical pain relief blends.
I've prepared the blend following your recipe and will be using it tonight. I'm curious as to your thoughts of whether adding a drop (or 2) of nutmeg would round out the blend even more. Thanks Andrea
Looking forward to making this blend. My go to for my back is black pepper, ginger, clary sage and marjoram so this is nice for a change. I love ylang ylang I don't think I ever have an aromatherapy bath without it! Thanks so much for what I've learned from you Andrea. Take care and much love 💖💖💖💖
Andrea Butje I've just used it and the sensation across my lower back and hips is bliss. I did a few yoga stretches in bed too! Great blend, I've written it in my aromatherapy note pad. Thanks you wonderful lady 💖 💖 💖 💖
Love your way of explaining. I was looking at a course to do and think yours would be good as you simplify everything making it easier to understand. Will be ordering your book as I love your video recipes.👍🏻😊
Hi Penny! We don't sell any oils here at Aromahead Institute as our focus is on providing science and evidence-based education about aromatherapy. 💜 You can buy 100% pure, high-quality essential oils and supplies at Aromatics International: www.aromatics.com
Hi Suma! For this recipe, you could use Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) which is a nice warming oil in place of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum) And in place of Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) we would suggest White Spruce (Picea glauca).
I don't have any black pepper. I have clove, cardamom and rosemary as far as spices go. Will any of them work well as a substitute for black pepper? Thanks.
You are so helpful💞 I need the carrier though. I have been dealing with a shoulder and sciatic issue. Wish you were near me. Could use a teacher. Blessings sister..........
I'm sorry to hear about your shoulder and sciatic issues, Linda Ellis. You can study aromatherapy even though I may be physically too far from you. Here is the link to my online courses that might interest you:www.aromahead.com/courses/online
Hi Ermelinda! Yes, this would be lovely to use in a roller bottle! If you are using a 10ml size container, we would recommend first making a stock blend of the essential oils in the recipe and then adding 6 drops into your carrier oil. You would have enough essential oil to make three 10ml roller bottle blends! 💜
Cliff, there are many wonderful companies. We like to recommend buying from companies that import directly from the distillers, that test every batch of oil with GC/MS, and that share the batch specific GC/MS reports with their customers. This ensures quality and demonstrates accountability. Here are a few we can recommend: - Aromatics International - www.aromatics.com - Essential Elements - www.essentialelementsstore.com - Florihana (Europe) - www.florihana.com/en - Aliksir (Canada) - www.aliksir.com You can read about GC/MS testing here: blog.aromahead.com/2009/12/04/essential-oil-industry-standards-aromatics-international-supports-gcms-testing Do you know about our free class? We can help you learn more about safe & effective blending with essential oils. Our Introduction to Essential Oils class is a popular class at Aromahead Institute - such a great place to begin to build a foundation of knowledge with essential oils and aromatherapy. It is a self-paced class that is online so you can learn at your own pace whenever you have time. Here is the link for more information: www.aromahead.com/courses/online/introduction-to-essential-oils Enjoy the class! 💜
HI nm reza! There are many wonderful carrier oils and butters that soften and condition the skin, the scalp, and the hair. Here are a few we can suggest: Coconut Oil, Baobab seed oil, Jojoba oil, Palm Kernel Oil,
Oh this works SO AMAZINGLY WELL !!!! I have friends beggging me to make it for them xoxoox Its almost like they were thing hmmm this cant be strong enough or effective like over the counter products ....Well try it then Love it I say and they DID they tell everyone that essential oils really work xoxoox Yep they Do thats why I love them and thats why im enrolled at AromaHead xoxooxo
Hi Cathy! Essential oil substitutions always depend on the issue at hand, the intention of the blend, the person’s age, health, preferences… and so many other factors! For this particular blend, you could substitute Spike Lavender with Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) One really great way to decide with confidence what oils work as good substitutions is to learn applied essential oil chemistry. We have a free webinar where Aromahead’s founder, Andrea Butje, will walk you through essential oil chemistry concepts that you can apply to any blends you’re making! When you have an in-depth knowledge of essential oils, including their chemical compositions and therapeutic properties, understanding which oils make good substitutions will come more easily to you! You can sign up for the free webinar here: info.aromahead.com/acp-eg-webinar
Oh god is good already buy my oil and trauma im so and pain fibromyalgia and arthritis is bad im using so many thing even pills i like to use natural i cant wait
Shingles are so painful and we can understand wanting to find some relief. One of our blog posts shares this recipe: 10 drops Melissa essential oil (Melissa officinalis) 10 drops Sandalwood essential oil (Santalum album or Santalum paniculatum) 1 oz (30 ml) Yarrow Hydrosol (Achillea millefolium) 3.5 ml Solubol dispersant This can be mixed, shaken and spritized on to the area every couple of hours to help with pain. All of these ingredients can be found at Aromatics.com for your ease. Wishing you relief from the discomfort.
@@aromatherapyoils Thank you. Just an extra tidbit. I found that putting 2 cups of baking soda + 2 cups of Epsom salts into a hot bath - 104 degrees - then soak 15 minutes, really helped. Some extra info to tuck away. I am all about anything that helps!
Great question! The trauma oil does not have any nut oils in it. Olive oil as the base and there are three herbs: arnica, St. John's wort and calendula infused into the fatty carrier. It is the herbs that give this base oil is therapeutic properties, Sharon Moase.
@@aromatherapyoils do you mean to use both lavender and rosemary in place of spike lavender? So I'll need to do 4 and 3 drops each? Please clarify. Thank you Andrea
@@145Jannah Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) and Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) contain some different chemical components that differentiate how we might think about using each oil. The camphor and 1,8 cineole in Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) contribute to its ability to increase circulation and relieve pain. For those qualities, Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) would be a closer substitute in place of the Spike Lavender. We would suggest 7 drops Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) .
Where's do you find the carrier oil you used? Also does it have to be spiked lavender? I lavender oil but it does not say spike on it.... Love to watch you...Do you know any oils that can be used for toe nail fungus?
I'm so glad you're enjoying my videos! You can purchase the trauma oil here Lorie sanchez, www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil. They also have spike lavender (Lavandula latifolia) and if you don't have this you could also use Rosemary ct. camphor(Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) for similar therapeutic results.
I get most of my essential oils from Aromatics.com. I like to use them because they test each batch of essential oils with GCMS testing, post those results on their website and I can view the chemistry even before I purchase the oil knowing what that oil will do therapeutically, Maryanne Kohl. I hope this is helpful.
You could use other carriers and if you would like a great resource for trauma oil you can find it here: Aromatics.comwww.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
@@999shantu the five beautiful essential oils in this blend are all great for relieving pain, reducing inflammation, and bringing circulation to the area.
Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) is a wonderful essential oil that has a lot of similarities to Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) but it contains some different chemical components than Lavender which differentiates how we might think about using it. The camphor and 1,8 cineole in Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) contribute to its ability to increase circulation and that helps to reduce pain. Here's a post from the Aromahead Blog that you may enjoy reading for more information: blog.aromahead.com/2016/04/18/lavender-spike-lavender-difference
Hi g c! Thanks for your question! Essential oils should be used very cautiously during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. During these times, the Aromahead Approach is to keep your dilutions at low concentration. The "Chronic Shoulder Pain" blend is a 3% dilution, and we recommend 1% during pregnancy. We also advise pregnant women to use essential oils under the guidance of an Aromatherapist or medical professional knowledgeable about essential oils.
Beth Ellsworth, Aromatics.com is a great supplier of trauma oil and other blending needs. Here is the direct link to their page for the trauma oil www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
How fun to meet George and see him light up when Andrea gave him the remedy for his elbow!
Love your videos! They are very simple to follow! Thank you
You are so welcome, Lily!
Wow! What a special treat! More George, please.
Hahaha....
Best EO videos by far and believe me I've seen hundreds. You are my absolute EO Best friend!
We are delighted to have you join us here on the Aromahead RUclips channel!
Excellent instructor. Easy to learn from. Voice is soothing.
Thank you, Barbie! Your sweet message is a delight to receive 💜
Thank you so much. You are amazing person.
Thank you for the sweet message. 😊 It's truly my pleasure to share!
Made three roller balls today. Working well with my hip bursitis and bone spurs in my foot. And the best part is this blend smells good, doesn't smell like most pain blends that have wintergreen in them! Excellent choice Andrea!
I'm am so happy that this blend is working so well for your bursitis and bone spur pain, NewHealth Martha!
Well isn't that something, I have these oils for the exception of the trauma oil in my cabinet and lately have been thinking how to utilize them for the chronic pain in my shoulder. I appreciate you.
Thank you so much. Once again, I appreciate you!
I have spent quite a while researching shoulder pain and found a great website at Seans Shoulder Fixer (google it if you are interested)
That is great, Gina J! Even without the trauma oil these 5 essential oils blended in another carrier would be so helpful in reducing pain and swelling.
Eu amo o seu canal! Certamente um dos mais sérios sobre aromaterapia que encontrei no RUclips! Gratidão por compartilhar tanto conhecimento conosco! 🙏❤️
💜💜💜 We can feel your excitement and enthusiasm! It's so great to hear how you are enjoying Aromahead's RUclips channel!
Thanks for the video! My husband recently sprained his shoulder muscle while working out. So I'll be making this to try out.
You are so welcome, beatlejn! I hope this gives him some quick relief.
Very nice she is beautiful too and the way she is teaching also very nice
Thank you for your kind feedback! 💜
Your video makes me so happy! I hope the oil works.
aww that's so sweet of you to say! Thank you Ashley! We look forward to you circling back to share your experience with this blend!
Great blend. Thanks
Thanks, Chintha! We're so happy to hear your feedback 💜
Love your videos as always. Enjoys my learning experience.
Another question- no Black Pepper, can I use Peppermint or Rosemary instead?
This is so exciting!!!! Terry❤️
Thank you, Terry! We truly appreciate your feedback and support 💖 For this recipe, Rosemary would be a lovely substitute for Black Pepper.
Hi Andrea! Can't get trauma oil over here. Can I mak it myself by blending equal parts of arnica oil, calendula oïl and St. Johns oïl? Love your site, so usefull!
I have the same question. Can you please enlighten us here, Andrea. Much appreciated!
Thanks, I've really liking your videos lately
Thank you so much! So glad you can join Aromahead here on RUclips!
I am excited about this blend. Because it's a complex multi-faceted blend, I'm hoping for great results. It could be a great alternative to the more common topical pain relief blends.
I've prepared the blend following your recipe and will be using it tonight. I'm curious as to your thoughts of whether adding a drop (or 2) of nutmeg would round out the blend even more. Thanks Andrea
I hope you have great results too, Dolores DeMers! Yes, you could add a drop of nutmeg (Myristica fragrans).
Thanks for sharing
We're sending our endless gratitude right back to you, Julie 💜
Wonderful blend. Thank you
Thank you for letting us know!
Looking forward to making this blend. My go to for my back is black pepper, ginger, clary sage and marjoram so this is nice for a change. I love ylang ylang I don't think I ever have an aromatherapy bath without it! Thanks so much for what I've learned from you Andrea. Take care and much love 💖💖💖💖
Andrea Butje I've just used it and the sensation across my lower back and hips is bliss. I did a few yoga stretches in bed too! Great blend, I've written it in my aromatherapy note pad. Thanks you wonderful lady 💖 💖 💖 💖
Love your way of explaining. I was looking at a course to do and think yours would be good as you simplify everything making it easier to understand. Will be ordering your book as I love your video recipes.👍🏻😊
aww thank you Karen! Enjoy the book!
No Black Pepper, can Peppermint or Rosemary be a substitute.
Appreciate your advice as always.
Thanks. 💐 Terry
Hi Terry! Yes, Peppermint or Rosemary would be a lovely substitute for Black Pepper in this recipe 💜
Is it possible to buy this mix already made instead of buying all the different ingredients?
Hi Penny! We don't sell any oils here at Aromahead Institute as our focus is on providing science and evidence-based education about aromatherapy. 💜
You can buy 100% pure, high-quality essential oils and supplies at Aromatics International: www.aromatics.com
Can you use regular lavender instead of spiked lavender?
Hi Jennifer! Yes, you could substitute Lavender (Lavendula andgustifolia) for the Spike Lavender in this recipe. 💜
Heya what a beautiful blend for shoulder/joint pain, am not a Ylang Ylang person, would putting an extra drop of Lavender be best?
Elle 🌹
Hi Elle! Yes, you could leave out Ylang Ylang in this recipe and use 1 extra drop of Spike Lavender essential oil (Lavandula latifolia) 💜
Thank you, wonderful blend!
Wow that's perfect. More cause me and my mom have fibromyalgia we are always with pain. I'm so trying this. And Hi George 👋😄
I so hope that you and your mom find some relief with this blend, GiiOvii.
Effective recipe.
Hi Andrea
Love this recipe but I don't have black pepper and spike lavender, what do you suggest to use instead. Thanks
Hi Suma!
For this recipe, you could use Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) which is a nice warming oil in place of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum)
And in place of Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) we would suggest White Spruce (Picea glauca).
I don't have any black pepper. I have clove, cardamom and rosemary as far as spices go. Will any of them work well as a substitute for black pepper? Thanks.
Cardamom would be a lovely substitute for Black Pepper in this recipe! 💜
You are so helpful💞 I need the carrier though. I have been dealing with a shoulder and sciatic issue. Wish you were near me. Could use a teacher. Blessings sister..........
I'm sorry to hear about your shoulder and sciatic issues, Linda Ellis. You can study aromatherapy even though I may be physically too far from you. Here is the link to my online courses that might interest you:www.aromahead.com/courses/online
Would like to know if it can be made as a roller bottle recipe also can it be cut down to a roller bottle recipe
Hi Ermelinda! Yes, this would be lovely to use in a roller bottle! If you are using a 10ml size container, we would recommend first making a stock blend of the essential oils in the recipe and then adding 6 drops into your carrier oil. You would have enough essential oil to make three 10ml roller bottle blends! 💜
Thank you very much love to see you do these essential oil recipes@@aromatherapyoils
Thank you for sharing this blend. Can I replace the spike lavender with cypress?
Andrea Butje Thank you! Looks like I need to get Spike Lavender at some point. I read up about it on your website.
Cypress is also helpful for tissue inflammation but works differently than the Spike Lavender, Rhonda M.
Thank you ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks for the video. If I don't have spike lavender should I just leave it out or can I substitute regular lavender (augustofolia) for it? Thanks.
Hi Dena! If you don't have Spike Lavender on hand, Lavender would be a lovely substitute in this blend. 💜
could use some info on purchasing products and instructions to blend for different needs and uses
Cliff, there are many wonderful companies. We like to recommend buying from companies that import directly from the distillers, that test every batch of oil with GC/MS, and that share the batch specific GC/MS reports with their customers. This ensures quality and demonstrates accountability. Here are a few we can recommend:
- Aromatics International - www.aromatics.com
- Essential Elements - www.essentialelementsstore.com
- Florihana (Europe) - www.florihana.com/en
- Aliksir (Canada) - www.aliksir.com
You can read about GC/MS testing here: blog.aromahead.com/2009/12/04/essential-oil-industry-standards-aromatics-international-supports-gcms-testing
Do you know about our free class? We can help you learn more about safe & effective blending with essential oils.
Our Introduction to Essential Oils class is a popular class at Aromahead Institute - such a great place to begin to build a foundation of knowledge with essential oils and aromatherapy. It is a self-paced class that is online so you can learn at your own pace whenever you have time.
Here is the link for more information:
www.aromahead.com/courses/online/introduction-to-essential-oils
Enjoy the class! 💜
I cant write English good. I love your personslty very much. Please do for me for baby and my hair very thin and dull thank you. 💕
HI nm reza! There are many wonderful carrier oils and butters that soften and condition the skin, the scalp, and the hair. Here are a few we can suggest:
Coconut Oil, Baobab seed oil, Jojoba oil, Palm Kernel Oil,
Oh this works SO AMAZINGLY WELL !!!! I have friends beggging me to make it for them xoxoox Its almost like they were thing hmmm this cant be strong enough or effective like over the counter products ....Well try it then Love it I say and they DID they tell everyone that essential oils really work xoxoox Yep they Do thats why I love them and thats why im enrolled at AromaHead xoxooxo
Hi Andrea,can i replace ginger with cinnamon? or what else pls!
Hello! For this blend, Cardamom (Ellettaria cardamomum) would be a lovely substitute for Ginger. 💖
@@aromatherapyoils thnks a lot
What would you recommend as a substitute for spike lavender?
Hi Cathy! Essential oil substitutions always depend on the issue at hand, the intention of the blend, the person’s age, health, preferences… and so many other factors! For this particular blend, you could substitute Spike Lavender with Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor)
One really great way to decide with confidence what oils work as good substitutions is to learn applied essential oil chemistry. We have a free webinar where Aromahead’s founder, Andrea Butje, will walk you through essential oil chemistry concepts that you can apply to any blends you’re making! When you have an in-depth knowledge of essential oils, including their chemical compositions and therapeutic properties, understanding which oils make good substitutions will come more easily to you! You can sign up for the free webinar here: info.aromahead.com/acp-eg-webinar
Oh god is good already buy my oil and trauma im so and pain fibromyalgia and arthritis is bad im using so many thing even pills i like to use natural i cant wait
We hope you find this blend brings you soothing relief! Let us know how that goes!
Do you have a recipe for shingles? Thanks.
Shingles are so painful and we can understand wanting to find some relief. One of our blog posts shares this recipe:
10 drops Melissa essential oil (Melissa officinalis)
10 drops Sandalwood essential oil (Santalum album or Santalum paniculatum)
1 oz (30 ml) Yarrow Hydrosol (Achillea millefolium)
3.5 ml Solubol dispersant
This can be mixed, shaken and spritized on to the area every couple of hours to help with pain. All of these ingredients can be found at Aromatics.com for your ease. Wishing you relief from the discomfort.
@@aromatherapyoils Thank you. Just an extra tidbit. I found that putting 2 cups of baking soda + 2 cups of Epsom salts into a hot bath - 104 degrees - then soak 15 minutes, really helped. Some extra info to tuck away. I am all about anything that helps!
What brand are you using? And where can I buy this Trauma oil please? Thank you
Thank you. I'm so glad I found your channel :)
I get most of my blending supplies from Aromatics.com
Can I use something else instead of Orange?
Yes you can g c! Any other citrus in your collection could be used.
Trama oil does it have nuts in it? Would Jojaba oil work as well
Great question! The trauma oil does not have any nut oils in it. Olive oil as the base and there are three herbs: arnica, St. John's wort and calendula infused into the fatty carrier. It is the herbs that give this base oil is therapeutic properties, Sharon Moase.
Andrea - I have all these oils except Spike Lavender. Could I substitute Lavandula angustifolia instead?
You could, Paula Aneiros, and if you have Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) would also work :o)
@@aromatherapyoils do you mean to use both lavender and rosemary in place of spike lavender? So I'll need to do 4 and 3 drops each? Please clarify. Thank you Andrea
@@145Jannah Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) and Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) contain some different chemical components that differentiate how we might think about using each oil. The camphor and 1,8 cineole in Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) contribute to its ability to increase circulation and relieve pain.
For those qualities, Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) would be a closer substitute in place of the Spike Lavender. We would suggest 7 drops Rosemary ct. camphor (Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) .
I have chronic arm achy pain that comes and goes with stress. Would this blend be good for my arm as well? Thanks.
Great question! Yes, this blend would be great to use on aches and pains anywhere on the body 💜
Where's do you find the carrier oil you used? Also does it have to be spiked lavender? I lavender oil but it does not say spike on it.... Love to watch you...Do you know any oils that can be used for toe nail fungus?
I'm so glad you're enjoying my videos! You can purchase the trauma oil here Lorie sanchez, www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil. They also have spike lavender (Lavandula latifolia) and if you don't have this you could also use Rosemary ct. camphor(Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor) for similar therapeutic results.
Would you recommend this for shoulder tendinitis?
Yes! It's a wonderful blend that soothes pain and inflammation!
Hi Andrea, i have all the essenceial oils for this blend, could you advise another carrier oil as I am not getting it
Garima Rastogi rastogi I would be happy to! Jojoba is lovely or any carrier oil you have in your collection that you love to work with would be fine.
Aromahead Institute Andrea thank you
Thank you for this, I know someone that could use this, but can you use any carrier oil if trauma oil is not available?
Could I use marula or argan oil for a carrier?
You can use any carrier oil you might have on hand. I like this one because it brings extra pain relief, Mandy Kharod.
Where can I buy trauma oil?
Andrea Butje THANK YOU!!!♥️
You can find it here, Jody Shafer-Mezeske www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Where do you buy your products in bulk? Like your beeswax? Also, what’s a good place to get essential oils that are quality
Aromatics.com is a great supplier of nearly all of my blending needs, Sograteful 2012
What oils do you use? I am really having trouble learning what to use!
I get most of my essential oils from Aromatics.com. I like to use them because they test each batch of essential oils with GCMS testing, post those results on their website and I can view the chemistry even before I purchase the oil knowing what that oil will do therapeutically, Maryanne Kohl. I hope this is helpful.
You mentioned that this blend is good for joint pain. What about muscular pain?
Yes, Mary Gallimore, this works well for muscular pain too!
what topper, if any did you use?
Hi Kim! It's a coned topper like these: www.aromatics.com/products/glass-bottles-with-coned-cap
where do I get that trauma iol please?
Here ya go Beatriz - you can purchase Trauma oil here: www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Thank you. Is it possible to mix this with another carrier oil? Not sure I will be able to purchase trauma oil. Or could I mix my own trauma oil?
Could I use marula or argan oil for a carrier?
Awesome~~! Thank you!!! I'll have to order the other oils from here.
You could use other carriers and if you would like a great resource for trauma oil you can find it here: Aromatics.comwww.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Where do you get trauma oil
Hi Sandy! You can buy it here www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil 💕
Where get trauma oil
You can purchase it here Judith!
www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
India not gettingtrauma oil so whivh option shall i take
999shantu in place of Trauma oil, we would suggest to use any other carrier oil you love!
Thanks
But its effective in pain relief (any carrier oil u tell)
@@999shantu the five beautiful essential oils in this blend are all great for relieving pain, reducing inflammation, and bringing circulation to the area.
Which five essentials oil r best
Where I can find the trauma oil ?
Aromatics.com carries trauma oil. Here is the direct link Ivelisse Jimenez:www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Whate is spike lavender
Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) is a wonderful essential oil that has a lot of similarities to Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) but it contains some different chemical components than Lavender which differentiates how we might think about using it. The camphor and 1,8 cineole in Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia) contribute to its ability to increase circulation and that helps to reduce pain. Here's a post from the Aromahead Blog that you may enjoy reading for more information: blog.aromahead.com/2016/04/18/lavender-spike-lavender-difference
Thank you
Where do you get the trauma oil?
Mamanaenae6, I get my trauma oil here .www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Is this safe to use during pregnancy?
Hi g c! Thanks for your question! Essential oils should be used very cautiously during pregnancy and while breastfeeding. During these times, the Aromahead Approach is to keep your dilutions at low concentration. The "Chronic Shoulder Pain" blend is a 3% dilution, and we recommend 1% during pregnancy. We also advise pregnant women to use essential oils under the guidance of an Aromatherapist or medical professional knowledgeable about essential oils.
Where do you buy bulk trauma oil?
Beth Ellsworth, Aromatics.com is a great supplier of trauma oil and other blending needs. Here is the direct link to their page for the trauma oil www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Where do we get trauma oil?
You can find it here, Tracy G www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil
Please show us your ylang ylang tree some time.
Where do you buy trauma oil?
Judith, Aromatics International carries a wonderful organically grown Trauma Oil:
www.aromatics.com/products/trauma-oil