How to Use Aroma Oil

Aroma oils have multiple uses and are great to keep on hand in your home. They even provide relief from discomfort and some illness. Aroma oils work great being room temperature or can work as an air refresher when warmed. If you already own or are considering buying aroma oils, you won’t be disappointed because of its many uses.

• Mix some drops of aroma oil with vegetable oil to add in so fatty acids that are good for your skin. This mixture can be used to make a great massage. Vegetable oil along with oils such as sesame and sunflower are considered "carrier oils" and can go bad quick. Just mix a small batch at a time with aroma oil when using this mixture for massages.


• Use aroma oil to give any room a nice fresh scent. Fill an aroma lamp dish with warm water, set the lamp on a heatproof surface and then light a candle underneath the aroma lamp dish. Let the water warm up and then add a few drops or aroma oil to it.


• Open pores and sinuses with 1/4 teaspoon of tea tree oil and a pot of boiling water. Tea tree oil natural antiseptic are sometimes used to help troubled acne-prone skin.  Add tree oil with a part of eucalyptus oil to a hot path to soothe sore muscles after a hard workout or long day of work.


• Make your own household cleansers by combining essential aroma oils with water and white vinegar. Disinfect and leave bathrooms and kitchens smelling fresh by mixing pine, lemon, cinnamon, sage and orange oils.