To use essential oils safely on the skin, it is essential to dilute them with a carrier oil, such as coconut or sweet almond oil. This helps prevent irritation or allergic reactions. Always apply a small amount to an inconspicuous area of ​​skin to test if you are sensitive to the oil before using it more widely. DOWNLOAD OUR DILUTION SHEET FOR BABIES HERE AND OUR DILUTION SHEET FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS HERE.

Citrus essential oils, such as lemon, sweet orange, bergamot or grapefruit, are photosensitizing. This means that if they are applied to the skin before sun exposure, they can cause burning or irritation. It is therefore recommended to avoid the sun for at least 12 to 24 hours after applying them to the skin.

Choosing the right essential oil depends on your goals. For relaxation, oils like lavender or chamomile are ideal. If you are looking to increase your energy, peppermint or lemon essential oil may be appropriate. It is always advisable to consult the product sheets or seek the advice of a specialist before making your choice. Check out our BLOG section for a variety of recipes, tips and tricks with essential oils!

Yes, some essential oils can interact with medications or specific health conditions. For example, oils like lavender or chamomile can have sedative effects that could increase the effect of some medications for anxiety or depression. Other oils, like peppermint oil, could affect medications that influence the digestive system. If you have a specific health condition or are taking medications, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional before using essential oils to avoid any unwanted interactions.

Essential oils generally have a shelf life of 1 to 3 years when stored properly, i.e. away from light, heat, and in tightly closed tinted glass bottles. Some oils, such as citrus oils, have a shorter shelf life, while others, such as patchouli or sandalwood, can last for several years.

Some essential oils are not recommended during pregnancy, such as sage, eucalyptus or rosemary. It is essential to seek advice from a healthcare professional before using essential oils during this time to ensure the safety of both mother and baby.

Essential oils should be stored in dark glass bottles (amber or cobalt) to protect them from UV rays. Keep them in a cool, dry place, and make sure the caps are tightly closed after each use to prevent oxidation and preserve their effectiveness.

Essential accessories include roll-ons for localized application, sprays to perfume your spaces or textiles, massage balls to promote muscle relaxation, and educational books to deepen your knowledge of essential oils. A SHOP IN OUR ONLINE SHOP WILL CONVINCE YOU!

Some essential oils are safe to use on children, but they should always be diluted and used with caution. For example, lavender or chamomile are suitable for children, but others are not recommended. Also, ALWAYS dilute essential oils for use in application. DOWNLOAD OUR DILUTION CHART HERE. Consult a healthcare professional before using on young children.

Yes, most essential oils are safe to use in a diffuser, as long as you follow the specific recommendations for each oil. Some oils may be too concentrated for extended diffusions, so it’s best to diffuse in short cycles.

Dilution depends on the essential oil and the intended use. In general, for skin application, a 1-2% dilution is recommended (i.e. 1-2 drops of essential oil per teaspoon of carrier oil). For children or sensitive skin, a lower dilution is recommended. DOWNLOAD OUR DILUTION SHEET FOR BABIES HERE AND OUR DILUTION SHEET FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS HERE.

Absolutely! Essential oils like tea tree, lemon, and eucalyptus are often used for their cleaning and disinfecting properties. They can be added to homemade cleaners for surfaces, linens, or floors. CHECK OUT OUR BLOG AREA FOR A LOT OF RECIPES, TIPS, AND TRICKS!

Excessive use of essential oils can cause skin irritation, headaches, nausea, or allergic reactions. It is important to respect the recommended doses and never apply undiluted essential oils to the skin DOWNLOAD OUR DILUTION CHART HERE.

Yes, it is possible to diffuse multiple essential oils together to create synergistic blends. Some oils complement each other well, such as lavender and peppermint for a relaxing and refreshing effect.

Ingesting essential oils is a controversial topic and should be strictly supervised by someone specifically trained in the subject. Some oils are toxic if ingested and should not be consumed without medical advice. If you choose to ingest essential oils, make sure the oil has a special label stating that it is safe to ingest (such as the "i" symbol for internal use in doTERRA).

A quality essential oil should be pure, natural, and not diluted with synthetic agents or additives. It is important to check the label for essential information, such as the botanical name, extraction method (distillation, cold pressing, etc.), provenance (country of origin), and certifications. These elements ensure the transparency and quality of the product you are using.

Some essential oils, carefully selected and of high quality (purity and certification), can be interesting to use for your animals. However, it is important to be careful, because certain species, such as cats, dogs, or birds, can react sensitively to these products. Before using them, we strongly advise you to consult a veterinarian to guarantee their safety. To learn more about essential oils suitable for animals, see our post dedicated to cats HERE.