Aerosoles de aceite esencial
Los aerosoles de aceite esencial se destilan a mano o se obtienen a través de un fabricante orgánico con sede en EE. UU. y se combinan con agua de manantial de montaña para diluir y permitir una experiencia de nebulización suave. ¡Las etiquetas son solubles en agua para quitarlas y reutilizarlas con facilidad!
Lavanda: Este aceite esencial se puede utilizar por sus efectos calmantes sobre el estado de ánimo y el sueño. ¡También esto se usa para ayudar a mantener a raya a los mosquitos y los insectos curiosos que intentan comernos! Un ligero rociado aquí y allá para mantener a raya a la mayoría o puede usarse como una bruma corporal calmante para un día relajante.
Menta: Este aceite esencial se puede usar para una variedad de cosas, desde crear una barrera invisible entre usted y las arañas hasta los beneficios contra la picazón que proporciona con un uso tópico ligero. Esto es divertido durante todas las épocas del año y vigoriza tu espacio con un aroma fresco y nítido.
naranja dulce: Este aceite esencial se puede usar como estimulante del estado de ánimo, limpiador facial, analgésico y desinfectante, entre otros. En Hedgemade Goods Essential Oil Spray se utiliza principalmente como estimulante del estado de ánimo y combatiente de alérgenos.
Care Instruction: Use and Storage of Sprays
Manténgalo cerrado herméticamente y en un área relativamente fresca. Estos productos se echarán a perder con temperaturas de más de 75 grados o más debido a su contenido de ingredientes. Va para almacenar en menos de 40 grados y por debajo. Los productos en aerosol/aceite son orgánicos, sin conservantes y deben almacenarse en recipientes de vidrio lejos del calor o la luz solar directa para preservar su calidad.
Lea todos los ingredientes en busca de alérgenos y asegúrese de usarlos correctamente. Hedgemade Goods no es responsable del mal uso de nuestros productos.
Spray Types and Essential Oil Information
Lavender: This essential oil can be used for its calming effects in regards to moods and sleep. Also this is used to assist with keeping at bay the mosquitoes and curious bugs that try to eat us up! A light spritz here and there to keep most at bay or it can be used as a calming body mist for a relaxing day.
Peppermint: This essential oil can be used for a variety of things from creating an invisible barrier between you and spiders to the anti-itch benefits it provides with light topical use. This is amust during all times of year and invigorates your space with a fresh, crisp scent.
Orange Sweet: This essential oil can be used as a mood booster, facial cleanser, allergy reliever, and disinfectant to list a few. In Hedgemade Goods Essential Oil Spray It is used mainly as a mood booster and allergen fighter.
Essential Oils used in all of our products are organic, preservative free that must always be stored in dark colored glass containers away from heat or direct sunlight to preserve their quality. Essential oils require dilution to prevent adverse reactions.
Because of the strength of essential oils, we are cautious of over-using them and want to make sure that families always use them safely.
Oils Considered NOT Safe During Pregnancy
Aniseed, Angelica, Basil, Black pepper, Camphor, Cinnamon, Chamomile, Clary Sage (often used during labor by midwives safely), clove, fennel, fir, ginger, horseradish (should not be used by anyone), Jasmine, Juniper, Marjoram, Mustard, Mugwort (should not be used by anyone), Myrrh, Nutmeg, Oregano, Peppermint, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme, Wintergreen. Peppermint essential oil may decrease milk supply while nursing, and as such, I avoid it topically while nursing.
Use on Babies and Children
We will recommend that you should be giving essential oils in any form to children or used undiluted on the skin. They should be diluted more than they are for adult application and care should be taken with any essential oils considered “hot” as they may cause damage to the skin. Others, like peppermint, rosemary, eucalyptus and wintergreen should not be used around young children or babies. These herbs contain menthol and 1,8-cineole. These compounds can slow breathing (or even stop it completely) in very young children or those with respiratory problems. Let’s just say mostly no for kids please.
