The members of Using Essential Oils Safely facebook group voted on the book they wanted to be given the chance to enter to win. The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils had more votes, but The Essential Oils Handbook was close behind. So I decided to give them BOTH away!
The winner will be chosen and announced on our birthday, July 22nd. On our birthday I will be releasing another giveaway which will include two SpaVapors and possibly two aroma pendants as well! The pendants will be added if our group reaches 25,000 members by Tuesday (we are sooo close!).
When you have entered the Rafflecopter widget below, you might also want to hop over and enter to win the NebAir…
Lea Harris is a Certified Aromatherapist with Advanced Graduate training from Aromahead Institute in July 2013, but she is not a doctor. Please consult a trained aromatherapist or your doctor before using any of the suggestions on this website, as the user's age and health conditions must be taken into account before using. The information contained in this website is for informational purposes only, and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice. |
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I’ve learned so much! LOL I always refer to the dilution chart,it’s the best one with which to learn the rates and why.
where did u find the dilution chart ??? thank you
http://www.learningabouteos.com/dilute
Forgot the book. Either would be great, but if I had to pick one: The Essential Oil Handbook by Jennie Harding
Happy birthday! I have learned how to properly dilute my EOs and also gotten some great recipes to make my own EO concoctions to help with various ailments. I would LOVE to win either book, but if I had to choose, it would be The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils. Thank you for this opportunity!
I’m so glad I found your page before I got into one of the MLM’s! I learned so much about the right ways to use EO’s, Thank you! I would LOVE to win either book
Thank you for providing this site so we can become educated how to use EOs safely, plus so much more. Happy Birthday
I’m learning there is SO much to learn in how to use EOs safely. I’d love to receive EITHER book as I have a lot to learn! Thank you for all the wonderful information!
Learning about EO’s so any helpful information would be great. Thank you
I like the dilution chart as well. It is a great reference! I would love to have the Essential Oil Handbook.
I have learned so much about the value of the GC/MS testing, and why you do it. Having been the recipient of both very inexpensive essential oils that I thought were good quality, inexpensive essential oils that smelled horribly of chemicals and now some terribly expensive name brand essential oils, I read your third party testing with great interest, not only to see what the results are, but also to see how company’s respond. I lot can be learned, or at least I have learned a lot, by reading if a company gets angry and defensive about your third party results, or if they thank you, pull the product, and make sure only their best oils are available to consumers. This has been in invaluable tool for me, while learning about essential oils, but being on an incredibly limited income due to being in between brain surgeries due to a very rare disorder- the reason I became interested in natural healing with oils, but also the reason I do not have much to spend on them. Thank you so much for this amazing resource! I would most like The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils. Thanks again!