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Green Giveaway Wednesday: Wildtree Natural Grapeseed Oil by Tara B. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 07 Sep 2008 2:20am Today’s Green Giveaway is a bottle of Wildtree Natural Grapeseed Oil, donated by Eula DeMasi Grapeseed Oil is made from grape seeds after wine production. It is therefore environmentally sound and requires no new farmland or water to produce. Versatile, delicious and good for you, grapeseed oil allows the pure flavor of fresh food to come ... Read on »

Grapeseed Oil for Sensitive Skin by OnlyNatureBlog Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Oct 2012 10:04pm If you have sensitive skin, then you’ll know all too well how difficult it can be to find skincare which doesn’t aggravate or irritate your complexion. Emma Stone is one actress who knows all about taking care of sensitive skin, and she cites grapeseed oil as her beauty secret. The oil doesn’t clog pores and is incredib ... Read on »

Apr 18, Grapeseed oil by Liani Posted Sun 18 Apr 2010 4:41am by L. killy Hello! You've got a great site - I like all the diffuser recipes. Would you mind answering a question? I bought grapeseed oil at the grocery store and no matter how much essential oil I put in, there was no smell. Isn't this a carrier oil? Any help ... Read on »

five fabulous uses for grapeseed oil in skin & body care by Kristin Fraser Cotte Posted Wed 02 Dec 2009 5:28am 1. Use to treat blemishesI may be 33, but a blemish still pops up every now and then- usually when I am stressed out or traveling. I mix up a 1/2 oz grapeseed oil with 10 drops tea tree oil (easily available in a health or drug store) and take it in my carry on. A few dabs with a cotton swab directly on the blemish 2x a day does wonders! The cott ... Read on »

Ghee and Coco-what Oil!?: Exploring New Oils in the Kitchen. by kulamama Posted Wed 10 Nov 2010 9:04pm I was talking to a dear friend on the phone today and she asked me what I was cooking for dinner. I’d just finished making pesto lasagna and told her I planned to upload the recipe soon. My friend asked: “Is it easy?” I assured her: “All the recipes should be quick and easy. I don’t spend all day cooking.” (Well, not ever ... Read on »

Top Massage Oil Choices for the Best Therapeutic Massage Possible by Methods of Healing Patient Expert

Posted Sun 13 Dec 2009 12:27am A massage is the best therapy for stress relief, headaches, body aches and pain and general good health. Using bare hands is possible with massage although they can be a little rough on the skin. For best results, you should use massage oils as they offer the best therapeutic massage experience possible. These oils are easily applied to the skin ... Read on »

Herbaceous Essential Oils by Courtney P. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 7:28pm I send a big thank you to Juliet who provided such great information about herbs that grow well h e re in the northwest (see her enlightening contribution in the post below this one)! While I enjoy growing herbs and cooking with them often, my deep love for herbs truly emerged once I began using herbal essential oils in my massage practi ... Read on »

How To Use Tea Tree Oil To Treat Acne by Carolin K. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 16 Oct 2009 10:00pm Tea tree oil is a pure essential oil from the leaves of the Tea Tree (Melaleuca Alternifolia). It is is a potent antiseptic and anti-bacterial that is excellent for the treatment of acne. Tea tree oil has the ability to kill bacteria thereby reducing acne and preventing them from coming back. If you have noticed, benzoyl peroxide is th ... Read on »

Di-Gize Essential Oil Blend to the Rescue! by Jennifer Nordin Patient Expert

Posted Tue 06 Jul 2010 12:00am This morning my three and a half year old son came to the breakfast table with a pained expression on his face. I was making a toasted cinnamon raisin bagel, which he loved. His complexion was ashen gray and he was doing a whimper crying thing that is so unlike him. He did not look good, even his lips were white. Stomach flu is going around ou ... Read on »

Carrier Oils 101 by Jennifer Nordin Patient Expert

Posted Tue 16 Jun 2009 12:26am Carrier or base oils are slippery, fatty oils that pure essential oils can be added to for external application and if you are using a EO supplement, some can be used to dilute oils for internal use. The minute the cap is opened on a bottle of essential oils, the fragrant molecules begin to escape. Some oils evaporate faster than others. Fr ... Read on »

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