Winter Comfort Oil
For hands and feet…
This makes about 4 cups (32 oz.), that is 8 – 4 oz. dropper bottles. Can also be used in roller bottles.
Ingredients:
Arnica infused almond oil 2 c
Rose infused almond oil 4 c
Calendula infused almond oil 1 c
Camphor 2 tsp
Peppermint 1 tsp
Clove 1 tsp
Lavender 1 tsp
Sweet Orange 1 tsp
Pink Pepper 1 tsp
Myrrh 30 drops
Frankincense 30 drops
Note: Use diluted 50% or more with a carrier oil such as plain organic almond oil if applying to large areas of the body at one time. Can be used as is, when applying only to smaller areas such as hands, feet, back of neck or shoulders. This oil is especially helpful in relieving stress. Avoid getting in eyes.
Skin test.
Method:
Combine infused oils in quart-sized jar in a cool place. Add essential oils. Store in a cool, dry place.
Use:
Rub into hands and feet while resting in the evenings. Put on comfy socks. Close eyes.
Safety note: Whenever you make a product to apply to the skin, do a simple allergy test, a “skin test” before use. Apply a small amount to a small area on the inside of your wrist and wait 24 hours. If a rash, redness, or itchiness results at any time in the 24 hours, do not use it any further. Doing a skin test is important for anything you make for yourself, but it’s even more important for anything you share with another person. Also, be aware that essential oils are better tolerated by adults than by children. The recipes you’ll find on my website are all meant for adult use. Significant adjustments have to be made for use with children.
Note: My recipes are based on my own research, experience, intuitive guidance and feedback from friends who’ve used my mixtures. Why can’t you order from me? I never sell anything I make. For me it is not appropriate. It is important for you to check your own intentions before you begin. Visitors to my site are welcome to learn from what I’ve written and enjoy exploring my site. All information is gifted with the best of intentions and is for educational purposes only. I do not promise to cure any disease, but only to offer possible comfort for everyday living.