08/01/2022
If Frankincense is the king of oils, then Helichrysum is the queen.
Helichrysum Essential Oil is best known for its rejuvenating properties for the skin. The name “Helichrysum” comes from the Greek “helios” and “chrysos” meaning sun and gold (the color of the flower). The Helichrysum herb has been used for its many health benefits since ancient Greece and Helichrysum is sometimes referred to as the Everlasting or Immortal Flower.
This oil is one of my top 10 MUST HAVE oils in all species!
Helichrysum Essential Oil is so much more than just a healthy skin oil. It is one of my go to oils for first aid (including my Healing Salve Recipe and Skin Rejuvenating Spray), pain & healing post-surgery, nervous system and cardiovascular support (including my Healthy Heart Recipe), and so much more.
As always, be sure to dilute properly for your animals species and weight. Check out page 15 of the Essential Oils & Safety for Animals booklet (essentialoilvet.com/petsafety) for a full dilution guide for topical use.
How to use Helichrysum Essential Oil Topically with Animals:
💧Topical use for horses, cattle, and goats - Apply directly to the area of concern. No additional dilution is necessary but it can be diluted to cover large areas.
💧Topical use for medium and large dogs (over 20 lbs.) - Dilute to 5% (10 drops per 10 mL carrier oil) and apply a small amount to your hands apply to the area of concern or along the spine.
💧Topical use for small dogs (under 20 lbs.) - Dilute to 2% (4 drops per 10 mL carrier oil) and apply a small amount to your hands apply to the area of concern or along the spine.
💧For cats, dilute to 0.5-2% (1-4 drops in 10mL of carrier oil) and apply a small amount to your fingertips and pet along the spine or rub on ear tips. As an alternative you can also diffuse 2-4 drops in your water-based diffuser with the room door open.
💧For birds, use 1-10 drops per 4 oz water in a water misting feather spray or diffuse.
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