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Lemongrass Pure Essential Oil

$14.00

BRIGHT, VIBRANT & UPLIFTING FOR THE MIND & BODY.

 

Lemongrass, the aromatic alarm clock! Imparting a spark of joy to the atmosphere and reminds us of the simple pleasures in life. Lemongrass is a versatile essential oil, with antibacterial, antiseptic, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties.

 

Size: 10ml / 0.30fl.oz

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Lemongrass Essential Oil –

Is a great way to repel the type of bugs and insects that like to feed on your dog’s coat and skin. Its high levels of geraniol and citrol help to keep various insects away including fleas, mosquitoes and ticks. The best way to treat your dog with lemongrass oil is to add a few drops to a spray bottle full of water, apply it to your dogs coat and massage it in thoroughly. This will help keep the critters away and also ad shine to your the dog’s coat

Benefits:

  • Pain relief.
  • Assist in reducing stress & anxiety.
  • Help digestive health.
  • Can be used as an insect repellent.

Source: Healthy focus.org

About ECO. Modern Essentials

ECO. Modern Essentials is a Gold Coast based wellness brand specialising in 100% pure essential oils and blends to support overall health and wellbeing.

Their aim is to simplify aromatherapy by sourcing and delivering pure essential oils and blends that are easy to use and incorporate into daily life. They work closely with a team of botanists, chemists and aromatherapists to develop the most effective essential oil blends and provide the best possible education on aromatherapy.

PETA Vegan & Cruelty Free  Australia made & owned100% Pure No Synthetics100 % Recyclable

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Weight 50 kg

Is it safe to diffuse around my pets?

1. When using essential oils, only use tested as pure essential oils, which means… not from amazon, your local grocery store, or people you don’t know or trust or won’t / can’t show you the test results. Many essential oils are adulterated with chemicals that are very toxic to pets to breathe in.

2. When diffusing, only use 3-4 drops of oil in a water based diffuser on an intermittent setting.

3. Be sure your diffuser is in an area where your pet cannot knock it over.

4. Be sure to diffuse in an open area with the door open so your pet can leave the room if desired.

5. Yes, tea tree oil can be harmful to pets if you use WAY too much of it.

6. If your pet is sensitive to an oil you are diffusing, stop the diffuser and get your pet some fresh air. Contact your veterinarian if you are concerned.

It is good to be careful using oils around animals, but let’s not get overly paranoid about it. Follow some common sense guidelines and rest assured you are actually helping them, not hurting them!

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