Hyssop Essential Oil

Generally known to be safe i.e. non sensitizing and non irritating. However, children, pregnant, breastfeeding women and epileptics avoid.

Tisserand and Young recommend a dermal maximum of 0.3%.

• Keep in a secure place out of the reach of children and pets.

• Please follow instructions and cautions carefully.

• Do not ingest, external use only

• Do not use after oils have oxidized

• Never use essential oils on your skin without diluting it with a carrier oil.

• A skin test is recommended prior to use. Place a small amount of the essential oil on the inside of your elbow, leave for a few hours, if you have no reaction to it, you are good to go and can use the oil with no issues. If you experience any soreness, redness or irritation do not use this oil in your blend.

• If an essential oil or essential oil blend gets into your eye or any other soft membrane, flush  immediately with clean water or cold milk. Seek medical attention if the stinging and/or irritation continue.

• Our caps are child proof, however that only works if the bottle is securely locked. 

• If allergic to certain plants/food, do not use essential or carrier oils that come from them. If an essential oil causes sensitivity or irritation, clean the affected area with a carrier oil e.g. Coconut Oil, Watermelon Seed Oil, Peach Kernel Oil, Walnut Oil etc. Do not use water as that will exacerbate the irritation.

• Be sure to read the cautions for your chosen oils and ensure there are no contraindications with any medication(s) you may be on or medical conditions you many have.

• Keep oils securely locked in a cool dry place away from sunlight to preserve their potency.

• The popular saying oil and water don't mix is very true, especially when it comes to essential and carrier oils. 

• Use your droppers to measure what you need and close the bottle tightly.

• It helps to keep both essential and carrier oils in the fridge to extend their shelf life, especially given that we are in the tropics.

Note: If you put essential oil bottles into a fridge with food, some of your food may start to taste of the oils (Yes people, they are that strong). So keep them in a container: wooden box, plastic box or zip-lock bag.

Essential oils become progressively more viscous as they cool which won’t noticeably affect most oils, but some may be slow to pour. If you do need to slightly warm up an essential oil, hold the bottle in your hand for a minute but most will be fine to use immediately

Unfortunately due to the volatile and sensitive nature of our products, we are unable to accept returns of products. 

Refunds are only allowed for orders which have not been shipped as at time of cancellation.

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