Difference between revisions of "Oakmoss"
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==Special precautions of Oakmoss== | ==Special precautions of Oakmoss== | ||
* a high risk of skin sensitization is associated with Oakmoss Absolute and it should be avoided by those with hypersensitive/diseased/damaged skin and in children 2 and under. Recommended a dermal maximum of 0.1%. | * a high risk of skin sensitization is associated with Oakmoss Absolute and it should be avoided by those with hypersensitive/diseased/damaged skin and in children 2 and under. Recommended a dermal maximum of 0.1%. | ||
| + | * Not for internal use. | ||
| + | * Avoid in epilepsy and while pregnant. | ||
==Health benefits and Uses of Oakmoss== | ==Health benefits and Uses of Oakmoss== | ||
| + | Oakmoss is very rarely used in Aromatherapy and great care should be taken if you plan to use this oil in blends intended to be used on the skin. If you plan to use it then it should be diluted to a maximum of 0.5%. | ||
| + | * The essential oil has antiseptic, emollient and expectorant properties. | ||
| + | * There are still some references to its use in aromatherapy to treat headache or sinusitis. | ||
[[Category:Aromatherapy]] | [[Category:Aromatherapy]] | ||
[[Category:Essential oil]] | [[Category:Essential oil]] | ||
Revision as of 09:54, 9 July 2016
Other Names : Evernia prunastri, mousse de chêne, treemoss
Special precautions of Oakmoss
- a high risk of skin sensitization is associated with Oakmoss Absolute and it should be avoided by those with hypersensitive/diseased/damaged skin and in children 2 and under. Recommended a dermal maximum of 0.1%.
- Not for internal use.
- Avoid in epilepsy and while pregnant.
Health benefits and Uses of Oakmoss
Oakmoss is very rarely used in Aromatherapy and great care should be taken if you plan to use this oil in blends intended to be used on the skin. If you plan to use it then it should be diluted to a maximum of 0.5%.
- The essential oil has antiseptic, emollient and expectorant properties.
- There are still some references to its use in aromatherapy to treat headache or sinusitis.
