Nature's Gift Aromatherapy

I love love love the Calendula Repair Cream!

Katie, in my experience all of the Lotus absolutes tend to be "love 'em or hate 'em" oil... Next time you order, request a sample of the blue and the white, we'll be glad to send them.

Thank you!

Love lavender and ylang.

Ylang ylang (swoon) and Helichrysum and Lavender, but now I doubt I could live without Oregano either. They have all been such great allies and I'm extremely thankful that I am still able to buy them. The times, they are a changin'...

jasmine & sandalwood :)

Coriander might be really nice. Kiehl's makes one, and I'm sure that yours would be better.

Why bless your heart...thank you!!! (I just didn't realize that you didn't already have a copy...was a surprise!)

Busy traveling, and haven't been on your website for a while, hence I missed announcement of book. And I forget to check your Facebook page too, which would have alerted me! Caught up via your monthly ezine. Still, regardless of when I got it, it is truly magnificent!

I *love* Oakmoss, but it's ~very~ difficult to work with.

from T: takes a lot of patience....but very worthwhile!

It sounds like you are contemplating internal use...for a one month old? I'd not... and there's all sorts of warnings against using honey for babies under a year (it can contain botulism spores, I think.) My first thought would be swabbing her mouth with yogurt...that could help, and could soothe. I'd be very cautious about using ANY essential ... Read Moreoils in this case..I'm sorry.

Now..I'm assuming the thrush is in the babies mouth..perhaps wrongly. WHERE is it? that makes a difference! might be some suggestions.. Worwood's healthy child does have some suggestions, but a lot depends on where the infection is showing.

You are right, I had forgetten about the honey problem, but remembered after I posted. The baby has finally started responding to the medicine. I let the mom borrow my book on the Healthy Child by Worwood, and will let her see the alternatives. I suggested diffusing oils in the house to help with germs, they seem to all keep a cold. Thanks again... Read More for the advice. Do you know of a chart that would list an alternative to an oil if someone were to be allergic to a particular oil? I really dislike geranium and I have a friend that hates lavender, just curious. Thanks again.

Don't truly know of a chart... but what you can do is compare oils that have the property you want, and look for others that have the same property...for example, if the reason for choosing Lavender is for relaxation, or sleep-inducing, try Green Mandarine instead. If for it's antibacterial properties..look at other anti-bacterials that are also skin safe. make sense?

Okay...for viral flu... either Ravensara or Ravintsara (you can read about the differences, and which to choose for your situation on the website.) I'd go with the Lavender Mailette...I think far better quality than the Bulgarian, and one of our lower cost ones. For depression and anger..go with your favorite Citrus oils... Orange is a smile ... Read Morebringer and low priced. One of the Euc's for respiratory.. either smithii or radiata (personal preference..I'm not a big fan of the Globulous.) The Tea Tree Light is a bit aromatically more pleasant, but for germkilling I'd stick with the Robust.. OR lemon Myrtle (leptospermon petersonii) TERRIFIC lemony scented germ killer for the diffuser. (NOT for use on the skin!) Request samples of our Citrus Smile (anti-depressant) and ... thinking.. FluFoil (I'd suggest ordering that, but trying to keep the cost down for you!) Does this help? Also check the Specials page..some of what you need is there..and get your order in today for the Fri. the 13th special. Does that help some?

Yes, that is helpful in narrowing down the ones that have multiple choices! Thank you very much!

Interesting... and does your friend send gifts? (the thought of orange w/ dark chocolate is oh so tempting!

LOL, i will see, i know he gives them as gifts.

Carly, that is wonderful news! Thanks so much for the feedback. If *I* said things like that folks would say "yeah, right"... I love hearing that we made a difference!

Everyone KNOWS Chocolate is good for you ;)

What really hurts is you come up with what you think is a brilliant name, and find that someone on a forum has raved about the product.."in spite of its rather cheesy name"... sigh. So much for inspiration! ;(