Organic Oregano Essential Oil – 5 mL
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Strong, herbaceous and unmistakably bold, Organic Oregano Essential Oil offers the concentrated aroma of freshly crushed oregano leaves. Its warm, penetrating fragrance is ideal for diffuser blends and carefully diluted topical aromatherapy preparations.
Because oregano is an especially potent essential oil, a little goes a long way. This convenient 5 mL amber glass bottle protects the oil from light while allowing controlled, drop-by-drop use.
Aroma: Bold, warm, herbaceous and spicy
Size: 5 mL
Ingredient: Organic oregano essential oil
Suggested uses: Diffusers and properly diluted topical aromatherapy blends
Directions: Follow your diffuser manufacturer’s instructions. For topical use, dilute thoroughly in a carrier oil—never apply oregano essential oil directly to the skin. Patch test before wider use.
Safety: For external use only. Do not ingest. Avoid the eyes, face, mucous membranes and sensitive skin. Oregano is a powerful “hot” oil that may cause irritation if inadequately diluted. Keep away from children and pets. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use during pregnancy, while nursing, when taking medication or when managing a medical condition.
Organic Oregano Essential Oil – 5 mL
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