Collection: Dilution Guidelines

For Safe & Effective Use

Essential oils are highly concentrated and should be diluted before applying to the skin. Proper dilution prevents irritation and maximizes benefits.

Why Dilution is Important
Undiluted essential oils can cause:
✔Skin irritation or burns (e.g., cinnamon, oregano)
✔Phototoxicity (citrus oils like bergamot react to sunlight)
✔Long-term sensitization (allergic reactions with repeated use)

  Always dilute before applying to skin!

1. Recommended Dilution Ratios

Application Dilution Ratio (Essential Oil : Carrier Oil) Best For
Facial Care 1% (1 drop per 1 tsp carrier oil) Sensitive skin, serums
Body Massage 2-3% (2-3 drops per 1 tsp carrier oil) Relaxation, muscle relief
Spot Treatment 1-2% (1-2 drops per 1 tsp carrier oil) Acne, scars, pain points
Children (2-12 yrs) 0.5-1% (½-1 drop per 1 tsp carrier oil) Gentle, kid-safe blends
Pregnant Women 0.5-1% (Consult doctor first) Low-risk aromatherapy

2. How to Dilute Essential Oils?

Always mix with a carrier oil (Coconut, Jojoba, Almond, or Olive Oil).

Patch Test First: Apply a small amount on the inner arm; wait 24 hours for reactions.

Avoid direct use on eyes, ears, or broken skin.

3.Safety Tips

Never ingest essential oils without expert guidance.

Photosensitive Oils (Citrus oils like Lemon, Bergamot) – Avoid sun exposure after use

Storage: Keep in dark glass bottles, away from heat & sunlight.

4.Best Carrier Oils for Aadi Mool Blends

Dry Skin? → Sweet Almond, Avocado Oil

Oily/Acne-Prone Skin? → Jojoba, Grapeseed Oil

Massage? → Fractionated Coconut Oil (Non-greasy)

FAQs
Q: Can I use essential oils undiluted?
A: No! Always dilute (except lavender/tea tree for tiny spot treatments).
Q: How long does diluted oil last?
A: 3-6 months (store in a dark, cool place).
Q: Which oils need extra caution?
A: Cinnamon, clove, oregano (<1% dilution), and citrus oils (phototoxic).

 

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