AZ Endless Essence, Sierra Vista, AZ (2025)

09/15/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Cypress, Cupressus sempervirens, has a fresh, woodsy, smoky, balsamic aroma that can help promote peace during emotional transitions. It is non-toxic and non-irritating. If it becomes oxidized, it may cause skin irritation or sensitization. Cypress can be very helpful for bronchial asthma, but it can also be potentially irritating.

Rosemary ct camphor, Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor, has herbal, woody, and fresh camphor-like aromas. Rosemary ct verbenone, Rosmarinus officinalis ct verbenone, is herbal, fresh, and mild. Oxidized rosemary can cause skin irritation or sensitization. The literature indicates that people with epilepsy, high blood pressure, pregnant women, and children under 10 should avoid rosemary due to its camphor content.

Sweet Basil, Ocimum basilicum ct linalool, has a herbaceous, sweet, anise-like aroma. Safety information for basil varies depending on its chemotype. The linalool chemotype is safe for topical use. The recommended maximum topical application for the linalool chemotype is 3%.

09/13/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Cypress, Cupressus sempervirens, has a fresh, woodsy, smoky, balsamic aroma. It is non-toxic and non-irritating, however it maycause skin irritation or sensitization if it is oxidized. Some sources recommend avoiding Cypress essential oil during pregnancy. Use caution when applying it to asthmatics.

Sweet Orange, Citrus sinensis, smells like freshly sliced oranges. It is non-toxic, but may cause skin irritation. Use in low dilution (1-2%) when applying to the skin. Older, oxidized oils increase the risk of skin irritation. Sweet Orange is not phototoxic.

The fresh, balsamic, warm, and woodsy aroma of Frankincense, Boswellia carterii, has helped create sacred spaces throughout history. Frankincense is non-toxic and generally non-irritating. It can be skin-irritating if oxidized.

Sandalwood, Santalum album, has a sweet, woody, sensual aroma. It is non-toxic and non-irritating. Although very rare, it may cause skin sensitization, and they recommend a safe topical application of 2%.

Patchouli, Pogostemon cablin, has a strong, earthy, sweet, woody aroma. The oral use of Patchouli may interact with certain medications, potentially inhibiting blood clotting. It is unknown if external application or inhalation can also cause this.

Texas Cedarwood, Juniperus mexicana, is not a "true" cedarwood in that it comes from trees of the Juniper family. Texas Cedarwood essential oil has no known safety issues.

Vetiver, Vetiveria zizanoides, has an earthy, smoky, woody, and sweet aroma. It is non-toxic and non-irritating. The suggested maximum topical use of 15%.

09/11/2025

Tangerine essential oil is extracted by cold pressing the peels of Citrus x tangerina, a variety of mandarin orange. It offers numerous health benefits:

- Mood Enhancement & Stress Relief
Tangerine is well known for its calming and uplifting properties.

- Antioxidant Properties
Rich in limonene, terpinene, myrcene, and other bioactive compounds, tangerine helps neutralize free radicals and support cellular health.

- Digestive Support
Traditionally used to promote healthy digestion, positively influence the gut microbiota, and reduce inflammation.
Helps calm involuntary muscle contractions, which can be useful for digestive cramps.

- Skin Health
Helps improve skin appearance by supporting cell regeneration.
May assist with acne.

- Support for Respiratory System
Tangerine oil can help calm respiratory discomfort and promote easier breathing.
Its bright citrusy aroma may help clear nasal passages and reduce congestion when inhaled or used in steam therapy.

- Immune System Support
Through its antioxidant and antimicrobial actions, tangerine helps strengthen the immune response.

- Anti-cancer Properties
Research suggests that tangerine may show promise as an anti-cancer agent by inhibiting cancer cell growth and enhancing chemotherapy effects.

Research Study sponsored by NAHA

Aromatherapy For Kids Respiratory Health
See the results here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T56vVDVpSas
In partnership with Nutraceuticals Research Institute (formerly Franklin Health): A double blinded, placebo-controlled, randomized (1:1) parallel clinical trial conducted among otherwise healthy male and female children who were experiencing respiratory symptoms. The study compared inhalation of an essential oil blend from an inhaler stick containing eucalyptus, peppermint, lavender, and tangerine essential oils to an identical, inert placebo.

Note: Proper dilution guidelines should always be followed. See the NAHA safety pages for more information.
https://naha.org/explore-aromatherapy/safety

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This informational post is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

09/11/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Fresh, woodsy, and balsamic, Balsam Fir, Abies balsamea, essential oil, helps support your energy and immune health. If sensitive, Balsam Fir may cause skin irritation, so use it in low dilution when applying to the skin. It can also be a respiratory irritant for some due to air diffusion.

Frankincense, Boswellia carterii, has a fresh, balsamic, warm, and woodsy aroma. Frankincense is non-toxic and generally non-irritating but can cause skin irritation if oxidized.

Tension eases with Rosewood, Aniba Rosaeodora, a calming aroma that balances woody and floral notes. No safety concerns specific to Rosewood essential oil.

08/30/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Minty, fresh, and sweet, spearmint, Mentha spicata, essential oil is a refreshing oil with uplifting effects and may help promote a positive outlook. Spearmint is helpful in exercise blends, both before getting started and after, for its cooling effect on sore muscles. Be sure to dilute it well for topical use, as spearmint is a strong oil.

Spearmint might not be suitable for homeopathic treatment. Use at a lower concentration and always apply with a carrier when using on the skin.

Herbal, woody, and freshly camphor-like Rosemary ct camphor, Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor, essential oil has been used throughout history to enhance concentration, especially when mental performance needs to be sharp and clear. Rosemary oil can also help ease body soreness, promoting vigor and strength.

Non-toxic and non-irritating. However, if oxidized, it may cause skin irritation or sensitization. For:
Epilepsy - Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition) suggests avoiding rosemary ct camphor at levels higher than 16%.
Blood pressure - there is no evidence that Rosemary increases blood pressure.
Pregnancy - the camphor content is not high enough to be contraindicated during pregnancy. However, as an extra safety measure, you may choose to avoid Rosemary ct. camphor during pregnancy.
Children should avoid any rosemary chemotype near the face of infants or children under 5 years old. Use with caution for children aged 5-10 years.

Herbal, fresh, and soft Rosemary ct verbenone, Rosmarinus officinalis ct verbenone, essential oil helps the mind feel clear yet relaxed. It’s perfect for settling in and focusing on a good book. Rosemary can also have clarifying and restoring effects for the skin and the breath.

If oxidized rosemary ct verbenone can cause skin irritation or sensitization. The literature indicates that people with epilepsy, high blood pressure, and pregnant women should avoid rosemary due to its camphor content. It can be a stimulating oil; therefore, avoid using it at night. When using with children, keep the concentration to no more than 1% (5-6 drops in a total of 1 ounce of carrier oil). According to "Essential Oil Safety" by Tisserand and Young (second edition), they believe that there is no reason to contraindicate any essential oil for someone with high blood pressure.

The floral scent of Ylang Ylang, Cananga odorata var. genuina, is an exotic, sweet, and sensual essential oil. It is known for its intoxicating and relaxing effects that calm the mind, heart, and body. In massage oils, ylang ylang can help muscles release years of built-up tension and open the heart to deep healing and bliss. Ylang ylang essential oil is potent; just a drop or two is usually enough. Too much can be overwhelming.

Ylang Ylang is non-toxic, but it can cause skin irritation or sensitization, especially in young children. Use it in low dilution when applying to the skin, such as in bath or massage oils. In their book Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition), they recommend a maximum of 0.8% for topical use. Do not apply to inflamed, hypersensitive, diseased, or damaged skin, or to dermatitis. Ylang Ylang may cause headaches and nausea in people who are sensitive to the oil.

08/29/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Patchouli, Pogostemom cablin, is amazing in blends to reduce stress, depression, and anxiety. It can also be used in blends for skin conditions such as dryness, inflammation, scars, sores, eczema and wounds. It is moisturizing and cooling for the skin. Great for insect repellent blends. The oil is used as a perfume, incense, and a deodorant, and in the past was used to scent clothes and keep away moths. Research shows the oil’s antibacterial effects are strong. Its sedative action makes it a great oil to use at night in a bath.

Patchouli s non-toxic and non-irritating.

The tart, green citrus rind of Bergamot, Citrus bergamia, is transformed into a sweet, lemony, herbaceous essential oil that is one of the finest choices for reducing unwanted muscle spasms. It is also highly desired when looking to lift a cloud of depression or when wanting to reduce pain and inflammation. It is cooling and can help lower uninvited bacteria and fungus. One of our favorite ways to use this essential oil is in an inhaler blend for reducing stress as it is relaxing, emotionally uplifting, and restorative.

Bergamot is phototoxic. Avoid direct sunlight or tanning beds for up to 18 hours after applying Bergamot to the skin. Bergamot must not be applied to the skin undiluted. Serious skin burning or damage can occur if Bergamot is applied and the skin is exposed to the sun or a tanning booth. It may be used safely (no phototoxic response) on the skin in a blend at no more than 0.4% (approx. 1-2 drops per 1 oz/30 ml of carrier). If you are using the oil on an area of your skin that has no exposure to the sun or UV light, then there is no safety concern. If oxidized, Bergamot may cause skin irritation or sensitization due to the high limonene content.

The deeply aromatic grasses of the flowering Cymbopogon martinii var. motia plant create a rosy, sweet, herbaceous, slightly woodsy Palmarosa, Cymbopogon martinii var. motia, essential oil. Along with promoting overall balance and sense of calm, Palmarosa essential oil is ideal when looking to support healthy skin, especially when dealing with minor skin infections, eczema, psoriasis, and dryness. This essential oil is also helpful when looking to manage minor pain and reduce inflammation. It is also beneficial when wanting to boost a compromised immune system. Emotionally and energetically, Palmarosa essential oil promotes a sense of adaptability and is very calming during moments that require more emotional fortitude. This essential oil can also help open and stabilize the heart, especially when there is an element of jealousy or possessive feelings present.

Palmarosa is non-toxic and non-irritating. According to Tisserand, in spite of European legislation listing geraniol as an allergen, the risk of geraniol allergy is very low. Tisserand recommends maximum topical use of 6.5%.

08/28/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

The fresh, balsamic, warm, and woodsy aroma of Frankincense, Boswellia carterii, essential oil has helped create sacred spaces throughout history where peace and self-connection are possible. Frankincense oil can support clear, deep breathing, whether used in meditation, during the cold season, or to strengthen the breath and chest on a regular basis. Frankincense is on sustainability watch lists, and some producers advocate for strict harvesting regulations to ensure the Boswellia Carterii tree populations are not destroyed through illegal poaching or improper legal practices.

Frankincense is non-toxic and generally non-irritating. It can be skin-irritating if oxidized.

Patchouli, Pogostemon cablin, essential oil has a strong, earthy, sweet, woody aroma. The scent is popular in perfumes and for meditation. Use in skincare blends to soothe red, tender spots and to purify the skin’s surface.

The oral use of Patchouli may interact with certain medications, potentially inhibiting blood clotting. It is unknown if external application or inhalation can also cause this.

Sandalwood, Santalum album, essential oil with its sweet, woody, sensual aroma offers feelings of security and trust. Sandalwood essential oil can help us reconnect with ourselves and foster self-acceptance. It is perfect for skincare, calming sore spots, purification, and supporting the body’s energy to flow smoothly.

Sandalwood is non-toxic and non-irritating. The oil is often adulterated, so obtaining a quality assurance through a GCMS report is essential. According to Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition), although very rare, it may cause skin sensitization, and they recommend a safe topical application of 2%.

Sweet Orange, Citrus sinensis, essential oil smells like freshly sliced oranges; it is bright, citrusy, sparkly, and refreshing. Sweet Orange essential oil brings bright energy and positivity to those struggling with dark places or a negative outlook. One of sweet orange’s popular uses is for the belly, where it can soothe many kinds of discomfort. Sweet Orange is not phototoxic, so use this citrus oil without concern in topical blends.

Non-toxic, but Sweet Orange may cause skin irritation. Use in low dilution (1-2%) when applying to the skin, such as in bath or massage oils. Older, oxidized oils increase the risk of skin irritation. Sweet Orange is not phototoxic.

08/27/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Tangerine, Citrus tangerina, essential oil refreshes the senses with its refreshing citrus aroma. In Chinese medicine, Tangerine is used for moving blood and Qi and ridding damp – helping to improve poor circulation in the extremities. Tangerine is an excellent tonic for the digestive system and is also effective when used in skin care preparations - especially for stretch marks and cellulitis. Tangerine is a nice addition to blends for inhalers, diffusers, and massage applications.

Tangerine may cause skin irritation. Use in low dilution (1%, 5-6 drops per ounce of carrier) when applying to the skin. Older, oxidized oils increase the probability for skin irritation. It's best to buy citrus oils that are derived from organically grown fruit as citrus trees can be heavily sprayed. According to Robert Tisserand, Tangerine oil is not considered phototoxic but should not be used at more than 30% in blends.
Frankincense, Boswellia carterii, is often used to promote overall skin health, especially in the instance of working to heal scars or minor topical injuries. Frankincense essential oil is widely used for a variety of other things such as helping reduce minor pain and inflammation related to headaches and general muscle tension. Emotionally and energetically, It can encourage emotional healing, support reflection and introspection, and bring peace and calm, especially during meditation.

This essential oil is on sustainability watch lists and there are producers who are advocating for very strict harvesting regulations in order to make sure the population of Boswellia Carterii trees are not destroyed either through illegal poaching or improper legal harvesting practices.

Frankincense is non-toxic and generally non-irritating. Can be skin irritating if oxidized.

Palo Santo (Holy Wood), Bursera graveolens, is used for calming panic attacks and anxiety, and as a remedy for cough, colds, and asthma. Also effective for headaches and migraines, especially in combination with Frankincense. Excellent for alleviating pain from tight muscles and restricted joints. The aroma supports meditation and deeper concentration. The oil is also used for skin care, especially acne or skin infections. Bursera graveolens is an aromatic tree native to the Galapagos Islands. The name Palo Santo means Holy Wood.

D-limonene oxidizes easily. If oxidized, Palo Santo (Holy Wood) may cause irritation or sensitization. Tisserand recommends maximum dermal use of 3.4% due to the menthofuran and pulegone content, which has hepatotoxic concerns.

08/26/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Peppermint, Mentha x piperita, essential oil’s refreshing, minty, strong aroma can lift your mood and sharpen your senses, making you feel more alert and energized. Use it to boost creativity and positivity. Peppermint is also a classic belly oil, capable of soothing many kinds of discomfort. When diluted, peppermint oil is cooling, but using too many drops can make it warm. (Always protect your skin!)

Peppermint may cause skin or mucous membrane irritation. We recommend using a maximum of 1-2% dilution for topical use. 'Essential Oil Safety' by Tisserand and Young (second edition) recommends a maximum of 5%. It may antidote homeopathic remedies. Avoid using with children under five years; it can be neurotoxic when applied near the face. Contraindicated in cases of cardiac fibrillation and for G6PD deficiency.

Lemon, Citrus limon, essential oil’s aroma is zesty, fresh, and inspiring. The main component in lemon oil, limonene, has been extensively studied. It encourages happiness and positive energy wherever it is used. Lemon supports the respiratory system, muscles, and joints. Lemon essential oil adds brightness to a blend and can help lift feelings of depression or ease emotional tension.

Lemon is phototoxic when used in a blend at more than 12 drops per 1 ounce (30 ml). Otherwise, it is non-toxic but may cause skin irritation. Use it in a low dilution (1-2%) on the skin. Older, oxidized oils increase the risk of skin irritation. It is best to buy citrus oils from organically grown fruit, as citrus trees are heavily sprayed. Since citrus oils are cold-pressed, pesticides can transfer through the process and remain in the oils.

Sweet Orange, Citrus sinensis, essential oil smells like freshly sliced oranges; it is bright, citrusy, sparkly, and refreshing. Sweet Orange essential oil brings bright energy and positivity to those struggling with dark places or a negative outlook. One of sweet orange’s popular uses is for the belly, where it can soothe many kinds of discomfort. Sweet Orange is not phototoxic, so use this citrus oil without concern in topical blends.

Non-toxic, but Sweet Orange may cause skin irritation. Use in low dilution (1-2%) when applying to the skin, such as in bath or massage oils. Older, oxidized oils increase the risk of skin irritation. Sweet Orange is not phototoxic.

08/25/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Peppermint, Mentha x piperita, essential oil’s refreshing, minty, strong aroma can lift your mood and sharpen your senses, making you feel more alert and energized. Use it to boost creativity and positivity. Peppermint is also a classic belly oil, capable of soothing many kinds of discomfort. When diluted, peppermint oil is cooling, but using too many drops can make it warm. (Always protect your skin!)

Peppermint may cause skin or mucous membrane irritation. We recommend using a maximum of 1-2% dilution for topical use. 'Essential Oil Safety' by Tisserand and Young (second edition) recommends a maximum of 5%. It may antidote homeopathic remedies. Avoid using with children under five years; it can be neurotoxic when applied near the face. Contraindicated in cases of cardiac fibrillation and for G6PD deficiency.

The fresh, balsamic, warm, and woodsy aroma of Frankincense, Boswellia carterii, essential oil has helped create sacred spaces throughout history where peace and self-connection are possible. Frankincense oil can support clear, deep breathing, whether used in meditation, during the cold season, or to strengthen the breath and chest on a regular basis. Frankincense is on sustainability watch lists, and some producers advocate for strict harvesting regulations to ensure the Boswellia Carterii tree populations are not destroyed through illegal poaching or improper legal practices.

Frankincense is non-toxic and generally non-irritating. It can be skin-irritating if oxidized.

08/24/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Fresh, citrusy, and sensual, Petitgrain Bigarade, Citrus aurantium var. amara or Bigaradia, is an essential oil with a light, citrusy scent that can relax the entire body. There are different varieties of petitgrain. “Bigarade” indicates that the oil is produced from the bitter orange tree, which also produces neroli oil in its flowers and bitter orange oil in the fruit rinds.

Petitgrain has no known safety issues.

Cypress, Cupressus sempervirens, essential oil has a fresh, woodsy, smoky, balsamic aroma that can help bring peace during emotional transitions. It’s a popular oil for those experiencing life changes, providing stability through movement. Cypress is also used to keep the body’s energy flowing steadily. For example, it may help open the breath and chest and support health as the seasons change.

Cypress is non-toxic and non-irritating. If it becomes oxidized, it may cause skin irritation or sensitization. Some sources recommend avoiding Cypress essential oil during pregnancy; however, there is no research to support this recommendation. To be extra careful, use caution when applying it to asthmatics. Cypress can be very helpful for bronchial asthma or potentially irritating.

Eucalyptus Globulus, Eucalyptus globulus, is a species of eucalyptus tree that produces essential oil, commonly called blue gum, which has a refreshing and stimulating scent. Renowned for its support of respiratory health, Eucalyptus globulus's effectiveness is mainly due to its primary component, 1,8-cineole. A simple sniff from the bottle reveals a crisp, sharp, camphor-like aroma that energizes the senses and clears the mind.

If oxidized, Eucalyptus Globulus may cause irritation or sensitization. It might counteract homeopathic remedies. It is too potent to use with babies or children under ten years old on their faces or in steam. Use with caution in children between five and ten years old. Care must be taken when using with asthmatics.

One whiff of Eucalyptus Radiata, Eucalyptus radiata, reveals its fresh, camphor-like aroma that can clear the head. Sometimes called narrow-leaved peppermint, Eucalyptus radiata is an excellent oil for the cold season. It is uplifting and mentally clarifying, helping to reduce negative thoughts and feelings. It distinguishes itself from other eucalyptus species with its “a-terpineol” content. In comparison, Eucalyptus globulus contains “y-terpinene.” The two components have similar properties, and the oils support the breath from slightly different angles.

If oxidized, Eucalyptus Radiata may cause irritation or sensitization. It may counteract homeopathic remedies. It is too potent to use with babies or children under ten on their faces or in a steam. Use with caution with children between 5-10 years old. Care should be taken when using with asthmatics.

Herbal, woody, and freshly camphor-like Rosemary ct camphor, Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor, essential oil has been used throughout history to enhance concentration, especially when mental performance needs to be sharp and clear. Rosemary oil can also help ease body soreness, promoting vigor and strength.

Non-toxic and non-irritating. However, if oxidized, it may cause skin irritation or sensitization. For:
Epilepsy - Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition) suggests avoiding rosemary ct camphor at levels higher than 16%.
Blood pressure - there is no evidence that Rosemary increases blood pressure.
Pregnancy - the camphor content is not high enough to be contraindicated during pregnancy. However, as an extra safety measure, you may choose to avoid Rosemary ct. camphor during pregnancy.
Children should avoid any rosemary chemotype near the face of infants or children under 5 years old. Use with caution for children aged 5-10 years.

Herbal, fresh, and soft Rosemary ct verbenone, Rosmarinus officinalis ct verbenone, essential oil helps the mind feel clear yet relaxed. It’s perfect for settling in and focusing on a good book. Rosemary can also have clarifying and restoring effects for the skin and the breath.

If oxidized rosemary ct verbenone can cause skin irritation or sensitization. The literature indicates that people with epilepsy, high blood pressure, and pregnant women should avoid rosemary due to its camphor content. It can be a stimulating oil; therefore, avoid using it at night. When using with children, keep the concentration to no more than 1% (5-6 drops in a total of 1 ounce of carrier oil). According to "Essential Oil Safety" by Tisserand and Young (second edition), they believe that there is no reason to contraindicate any essential oil for someone with high blood pressure.

08/23/2025

Essential Oil Profiles

Patchouli, Pogostemon cablin, essential oil has a strong, earthy, sweet, woody aroma. The scent is popular in perfumes and for meditation. Use in skincare blends to soothe red, tender spots and to purify the skin’s surface.

The oral use of Patchouli may interact with certain medications, potentially inhibiting blood clotting. It is unknown if external application or inhalation can also cause this.

Thyme ct. linalool, Thymus vulgaris ct. linalool, essential oil’s aroma is herbal, fresh, and sweet. The oil has a calming effect, is highly anti-infectious, and can be used long-term to support health. “Linalool” is a component that helps make lavender relaxing, so turn to thyme ct. linalool to inspire a calm heart, promoting your well-being.

Thyme ct linalool is very gentle and can be used as an immune booster for children and those who need mild yet effective immune support. This chemotype is non-irritating to the skin and can be used safely.

This chemotype is non-irritating and safe for use on your skin.

Thyme ct. thymol, Thymus vulgaris ct thymol, essential oil has a warm, herbal aroma. This energizing oil can help restore the body’s strength and health, activating an indomitable will that can accomplish anything. Like other chemotypes of thyme, it is effective at eliminating germs; however, this variety is so potent it should always be well diluted in topical blends.

Thyme ct. thymol can irritate your skin and mucous membrane unless well diluted. Suggested: 1% dilution with skin-nourishing oils.

Laurel Leaf, Laurus nobilis, essential oil has a sweet, herbaceous, slightly spicy scent.
In addition to enhancing circulation and lymphatic flow, Laurel Leaf essential oil can help reduce minor pain and inflammation, as well as soothe unwanted muscle spasms. It can also boost confidence and improve mental clarity and focus.

Laurel Leaf is non-toxic, but it can cause skin irritation and may be sensitizing, especially if oxidized. Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition) suggests using it in a low dilution when applying to the skin, such as in bath or massage oils (0.5% dilution based on a 3.8% Methyl Eugenol content in the oil). Often, the oil has a lower percentage of Methyl Eugenol, so check your GC/MS report. For some people, using it in steam may irritate the mucous membranes. It should not be used for children under 5 years old, as 1,8 cineole can also cause CNS and breathing problems in young children. Use with caution in children between 5 and 10 years old.

Peppery, fresh, and zesty, Black Pepper, Piper nigrum, essential oil is popular for boosting productivity and confidence. Use it to energize a specific area of the body. Black pepper is an excellent belly oil, especially after a big meal, and provides comforting warmth to areas in recovery. Studies are ongoing to determine whether black pepper can assist with helping people quit smoking.

The chemistry of Black Pepper can vary significantly depending on its source. The oil's hot and spicy nature may cause skin irritation, so it should be diluted to 1% when applied to the skin. It is not recommended for use in baths. Store it properly, as the limonene, alpha-pinene, and delta-3-carene content make it susceptible to oxidation. Once it oxidizes, it becomes more likely to cause serious skin irritation or sensitization.

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