Keep oils out reach of children. If they manage to open it and drink it call poison control.
Keep out of eyes, wash hands well. In case of contact with eye, wash eye with another oil such as olive oil (water and oil do not mix). Water will make it worse.
Follow label directions for diffusing, topical, and dietary oils. Over using certain oils may be dangerous. They are used a medicine, you wouldn’t overuse medications, so don’t overuse oils, a little goes a long way.
Dilute oils properly. Follow dilution recommendations, especially for use on kids.
Certain oils are called hot oils: such as lemon, oregano, thieves, exodus II, thyme, lemongrass, cinnamon bark, peppermint, and clove. They can burn if left on skin undiluted. Wash them off completely off hands with soap and water if you spilled any on your self and surfaces.
If any oils feels hot/burning on the body dilute with a carrier oil for relief or wash off.
If pregnant, look up the oils you should not use during pregnancy – there are certain ones that cause contractions or other issues. They are very potent if you are using high quality oils! Let your doctor know you are using essential oils.
Consult a Reference guide or get the phone app that I use “REF Guide 4EO”.
Citrus oils are photosensitive (except for grapefruit). Do not expose area oil was applied to, to sun for at least 12 hours.
