These Essential oils (any brand or company) can have sensitivity issues with skin or mucus membranes (eyes, nose, mouth, vagina or rectum). Best to avoid contact to these areas or with sensitive skin, or use carrier oils, and caution.
Balsam Fir: In large doses it may be
a purgative (laxative)
Birch: Do not overuse, especially on
sensitive skin
Black Pepper: Can redden sensitive
skin when used in larger quantities, so use in moderation and in dilution
Cajeput: May be a skin irritant if
you use too large a quantity undiluted on too large an area.
Cinnamon: It will be a skin irritant
if it is applied undiluted or in too strong a concentration.
Do not use undiluted on mucus membranes
Clove: Undiluted it can cause skin
and mucous membrane irritation. Use in
dilution for all topical applications.
Ginger: May be skin sensitive in some
people.
Lemon: Do not apply lemon oil
undiluted on the skin because it could cause skin irritation.
Lemongrass: Will sting the skin if it
is not sufficiently diluted. Do not
apply to mucous
Lime: Possible dermal sensitivity in
some individuals.
Oregano: an cause skin
irritation. Always have a carrier oil
handy to dilute when it starts to feel too hot.
Do not diffuse except as a minor ingredient in a blend. Do not apply to mucous membranes (eyes, nose,
mouth, vagina, or rectum).
Peppermint: Do not apply to mucous
membranes (eyes, nose, mouth, vagina or rectum). Do not
Thyme: Irritant to mucous
membranes. Do not apply undiluted. Do not apply to mucous membranes (eyes, nose,
mouth, vagina, or rectum)
Virginia Cedarwood: May cause skin
sensitivity in some individuals
Wintergreen: Do not overuse,
especially on sensitive skin.
Using the purest, the only clinical grade, Ameo essential oils at
http://ClinicalGradeEssentialOils.myameo.com
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