Basil Essential Oil

Basil Essential Oil

Therapeutic-grade Basil essential oil has a spicy, strong fragrance.

reflexology and massage - apply to the toes, arch of the foot, and all around the heel [calcaneous]

antibacterial and antiseptic. Great for bites and stings

helps in mental alertness and memory

aids in reducing the number of headaches and migraines

massage into tired, achy muscles. Any area that needs circulation

soothes the body

enhances and improve the sense of smell

refreshes the mind

dietary supplement. Proven to aid digestion. Add to food, coconut milk

massage on the temples, feet, forehead and top of the head

helps to balance the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Chakra's

can easily blended with other oils [scroll to end for details]

Use diluted in coconut oil during pregnancy. You can always consult your doctor.

Emotional help: Natural remedy for depression. Feeling unworthy, and fear. Basil can spice up your life, and gives you strength to follow-through

Basil essential oil...

for best results, dilute in a carrier oil. I use organic, virgin coconut oil.

generously apply the oils to the toes, arch of the foot, and all around the calcaneous, heel, and Achilles tendon

Click on the foot diagram for easy-to-grasp reflexology routines and techniques.

Basil Essential Oil Blends Well With:

bergamot, cardamom, cypress, geranium, jasmine,

lavender oil, lemon, marjoram, palmarosa, peppermint aromatherapy oil,

roman chamomile, rosemary, rose, ylang ylang

My recommendation is to dilute the essential oil in a carrier oil.

For example, one tablespoon of organic virgin coconut oil to one or two drops of essential oils.

Be mindful on the number of drops you use, and which oils you blend. Use the simple recipes given here at: www.reflexology-education-now.com

Experiment with different oils. Be aware of the cautions. Discover which blends you and others enjoy.

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Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils

Foot reflexology techniques, plus essential oils, have the reputation for helping in certain disorders and illnesses.

They are never a substitute for medical attention, though they may aid in the correction of some disorders.