Can a person use too much of these oils, to the point that her home, her clothes, everything is saturated? Not to mention, unpleasant.
77399
The oils are naturally aromatic, so you will certainly be able to smell most of them as they are used.
77400
Yes and No. As a Doterra sales rep, and frequent user of essential oils, I would personally consult your salesperson for more information. As oils can penetrate through the skin at a faster rate, plus the quality of Doterra products, it's possible that you could or would have applied too much. And there is a possibility that you are allergic. First contact your salesperson and then explain your issue.
77401
This has not ever been my experience as they disseminate into the air and absorbed into the skin. The fragrances on clothes wash out. The holistic benefits are amazing!
77402
I would say no because the oils are absorbed into the body or surfaces and the smell disappears. I put lavender on my pillowcases and the smell is overpowering at first but within an hour the smell eases and eventually disappears.
77403
Absolutely! The oils are pure and strong! A little dab will do ya! The smell can be so strong it can make you ill!
315108
All i can imagine is that you have a sensitivity to the oil as it is quite potent as an essential oil. Ive not had any such problem. Sorry this is not much help �
1033058
If you were to use the right oil I have no doubt it would help to a degree. Maybe Doterra purify or lemon.
192738
I've only used it every other day for a couple months, but so far no problems with a variety of oils- some mixes, including "sweet orange" essential oil. It's basically just a little plastic well with a metal plate at the bottom, so I can't imagine there would be any problems.
192736
Yes you can, I am using lemon, wild orange and breath (a blend of oils). I have not seen a problem yet. And yes I have seen those that you cannot use citrus oils, but so far so good.
281484
I am sure you could, one drop mixed with a couple of drops of a carrier oil might be nice. I am just not sure if it would release any toxins in the air because I am not sure how natural this is.
1465115
Yes but it's a hassle because there is a separate container with a wick and you have to use a lot of oil for not much diffusion.
1641656
You want essential oils for that. The amount contained in this wouldn't do the job
2281175
I've never tried it and I don't think I would. I think you would need so much in a washer so it's not diluted out that it wouldn't be worth while. Also it's an oil and likely would spot or stain clothing.
462378
It is my opinion and belief that essential oils are safe to wear and consume. Probably more so than some body lotions!
2014896
I checked a few of the bottles and found that the oils are listed. The label doesn't say how much of each oil is used. :)
953474
Yes you can! Coconut oil can be used for a lot of stuff, I recommend reading this article: https://www.organicfacts.net/organic-oils/organic-coconut-oil/health-benefits-of-coconut-oil.html
250958
I don't think it's advisable, but I know a lot of people do. These oils are pure, "therapeutic grade" , but I don't think they're legally allowed to advise people to ingest the oils. If you did ingest them, you would be doing so at your own risk
1621945
The oils are not regulated by the FDA and I personally would not ingest them. They are wonderful for topical use or to diffuse.
1388688
I have mixed it with all three of those oils. I haven't had any notable reactions. Although, I have noticed if the oil is used neat on my skin it gives me a rash.
402710
I have been. I use all of the essential oils in it and haven't had any problems.
95807
I probably would not, as it says on the label, not for human consumption. I would by oils specifically for diffusers, you might look at doTerra. Amazon has those...