Natures Nurses Essential Oils

06/01/2026

05/25/2026

https://lovelygreens.com/winter-body-lotion-recipe-marshmallow-skincare/

How to make a light yet nourishing winter body lotion using silky marshmallow root, sweet almond oil, and aromatic lavandin essential oil.

05/25/2026

https://lovelygreens.com/5-simple-herbal-remedy-recipes/ -calendula-and-lavender-wound-wash

A collection of simple herbal remedies that you can make with homegrown plants and herbs. Each is useful for treating minor cuts, burns, scrapes, and wounds.

05/16/2026

https://aromahead.com/blog/sensual-relaxation-rituals-essential-oils-and-massage-for-nervous-system-regulation

Explore sensual relaxation rituals using essential oils, massage, and bath soaks to calm stress, support parasympathetic activation, and restore presence.

05/09/2026

05/09/2026

https://www.thriveeo.com/the-oil-within-the-plant-sweet-basil/

The linalool CT (chemotype) is the chemotype used in professional aromatherapy practice. It is the safest for topical application, offers the broadest therapeutic range, and is the one we're addressing in this article.

05/09/2026

https://aromahead.com/blog/lavender-spike-lavender-difference

How to make body oil with Lavender and Spike Lavender essential oils.

05/09/2026

https://aromahead.com/blog/top-5-essential-oils-for-immune-support

Discover the top 5 essential oils to boost your immunity and fight cold and flu this winter! Strengthen your immune response with aromatherapy & stay healthy.

05/02/2026

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) softens and calms, while Elemi (Canarium luzonicum) keeps the blend feeling clear and grounded rather than heavy.

It’s a simple way to reset, just enough to take the edge off and move into the rest of the day more comfortably.

Ingredients
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- 10 drops Lavender Essential Oil (Lavandula angustifolia)
- 5 drops Elemi Essential Oil (Canarium luzonicum)
- 1 blank aromatherapy inhaler
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Instructions
1. Drop the essential oils directly onto the cotton wick of the blank inhaler.
2. Slide the wick into the inhaler sleeve and snap the bottom into place.
3. Use as needed: three slow breaths through each nostril, eyes closed, before you lie down.
Thymely substitution. If you don’t have Elemi on hand, this is where the app becomes especially useful.

I ran low recently and used the in-app assistant, Thymely, to find a substitution. It suggested Frankincense (Boswellia carterii), since it comes from the same botanical family and offers a similar kind of grounding support. I kept the drop count the same, and the blend held together beautifully.

It’s the kind of adjustment you can make quickly, without having to stop and dig through references, because the information is already there and easy to work with.