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Lemongrass is an essential oil that bursts with energy. Lemongrass has a clean citrus aroma that is often used for stress relief and muscle inflammation. It is a strong oil that and is best known for its strengthening and uplifting properties. Lemongrass is useful anytime of the year but is especially useful during the summer months.

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Many people worldwide enjoy the taste and aroma of basil when used as a cooking spice. However, basil essential oil is also amazing when used in aromatherapy. Basil is used for its clearing properties and has a light smell that is not overwhelming.

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 The healing powers of eucalyptus are well known and used in many societies. Easily identified by its pungent yet clearing aroma, eucalyptus is found in a variety of medicines. The best eucalyptus oil is comes from Australia where the plant is in its natural habitat. 

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Tea Tree is nature’s own powerful antiseptic. The amazing thing about Tea Tree is its ability to kill stubborn bacteria while remaining gentle enough to use directly on skin. Tea Tree is safe to use in the home and is safe to use around children. Tea Tree can be used in almost any form including bath oils, soaps, room sprays, and humidifiers to name a few. In small amounts Tea Tree can be used need on skin, particularly for acne.

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Lavender is perhaps the best known and loved of all the essential oils. Commonly considered to be a ‘cure all’, lavender can be used on a large variety of ailments with successful results. One of the greatest things about lavender besides its appealing smell is that it’s safe for infants and children! Lavender can be used in massage oils, bath oils, soaps, and room sprays just to name a few. It is one of two essential oils that is safe to use neat (directly applied to skin). I use a lot of lavender in my own products because of how beneficial it is.

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