Seasonal Allergy Personal Inhaler
Custom essential oil blend to use in a diffuser or personal inhaler.
Diffuser:
Add 6 to 8 drops to water and diffuse in 30-minute intervals up to 4 times per day.
Personal Inhaler:
How to Use Your Personal Essential Oil Inhaler
1. Remove the cap and hold the inhaler just beneath one nostril.
2. Close the opposite nostril with a finger if desired.
3. Take 2–3 slow, gentle breaths through your nose. Avoid inhaling forcefully.
4. Repeat on the other nostril if you choose.
5. Replace the cap after each use to help preserve the aroma.
Use throughout the day as needed, allowing a few minutes between uses to notice how your body responds.
Care Tips
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
Keep the cap tightly closed when not in use.
For personal use only—do not share your inhaler with others.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Extra oil should be stored in the fridge to increase longevity.
To refill:
Unscrew the cap and pull out the cotton. Add 3 to 5 drops to the glass bottle. Add 2 to 3 drops to the cotton, then replace. Replace cap.
Cananga odorata
Ylang ylang, Flower of Flowers
Annonaceae
Parts Used
Flowers
Native To
Java, Madagascar, Reunion, Comoro islands
Preparations
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Esters
Benzyl acetate
Sesquiterpene
Beta-caryophyllene
Germacrene D
Alpha-farnesene
Therapeutic Actions
absorption enhancer | analgesic (mild) | anti-allergic | antibacterial |
antidepressant | antifungal | anti-inflammatory | antimicrobial |
antiseptic | antispasmodic | antiviral | aphrodisiac |
bactericidal | cell proliferant | disinfectant | expectorant |
germicidal | hypotensive | nervine | sedative |
vulnerary |
Common Uses
Skin issues (acne, dry, oily, eczema)
Allergies
Thrush (oral and vaginal)
Hypertension
Emotional regulation (stress, hysteria, tension)
Wounds
Contraindications & Safety
Skin patch test required for topical use
Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
Skin sensitizer
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Cedrus atlantica
Atlantic cedar, Atlas cedar, cedarwood Atlas, Moroccan cedarwood
Pinaceae
Parts Used
Wood, stumps, sawdust
Native To
North Africa, Morocco, Algeria
Preparations
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Monoterpene
Alpha-pinene
Beta-pinene
Sesquiterpene
Alpha-himachalene
Beta-himachalene
Gamma-himachalene
Therapeutic Actions
antifungal | antiparasitic | antiputrefactive | antiseptic |
aphrodisiac | astringent | circulatory stimulant | diuretic |
expectorant | insecticide | sedative | tonic |
vulnerary |
Common Uses
Acne
Cold & flu-like symptoms (cough, congestion, bronchitis)
Fungal infections
Skin infections (including acne)
Tension
Contraindications & Safety
Skin patch test required for topical application.
Possible abortifacient - do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
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Chamaemelum nobile
Roman Chamomile, English Chamomile
Asteraceae
Parts Used
Dried flower heads
Native To
Europe, Britain, Italy, France & USA
Preparations
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Esters
Isobutyl angelate
Butyl angelate
Methylpentyl angelate
Isobutyl butyrate
Monoterpene
Alpha-pinene
Therapeutic Actions
analgesic | anodyne | antibacterial | antidepressant |
anti-diuretic | antifungal | anti-inflammatory | antimicrobial |
antineuralgic | antiphlogistic | antipruritic | antipyretic |
antiseptic | antispasmodic | anxiolytic | aromatic |
astringent | carminative | cholagogue | digestant |
diuretic | emmenagogue | febrifuge | hepatic |
ophthalmic | sedative | stomachic | sudorific |
tonic | vermifuge | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Anxiety & nervousness
Skin irritations (acne, bug bites, dermatitis)
Allergies
Bronchial support
Immune system function
Wounds
Contraindications & Safety
Skin patch test required for topical use.
Avoid during 1st trimester of pregnancy
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Origanum majorana
Sweet marjoram, knottled marjoram
Lamiaceae
Parts Used
Fresh or dried flowers, leaves, and stalks
Native To
Egypt, France, Hungary, Spain, Bulgaria
Preparations
Essential Oil
Primary Constituents
Monoterpene
Terpinene
Monoterpenol
Sabinene hydrate
Terpinen-4-ol
Therapeutic Actions
antibacterial | antiflatulent | antifungal | antimicrobial |
antioxidant | antispasmodic | antiviral | carminative |
cell proliferant | cephalic | cordial | diaphoretic |
diuretic | digestive | emmenagogue | expectorant |
hypotensive | insecticidal | laxative | nervine |
protectant | rubefacient | sedative | stomachic |
tonic | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Arthritis
Cold & flu symptoms
Hyperactivity
Sprains
Vertigo
Contraindications & Safety
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Origanum vulgare
Oregano, Wild Marjoram, Winter Sweet, Mountain Mint
Lamiaceae
Parts Used
Above ground parts of herb
Native To
Mediterranean, Spain, or Turkey
Preparations
Essential oil, infusion, tincture, extract
Primary Constituents
Monoterpenes
Para-cymene
Gamma-terpinene
Phenols
Carvacrol
Thymol
Therapeutic Actions
anthelmintic | antibacterial | antifungal | antimicrobial |
antioxidant | antiseptic | antispasmodic | cholagogue |
choleretic | diuretic | expectorant | fungicide |
irritant |
Common Uses
Skin irritants (acne, cold sores)
Bug bites & parasites
Toothaches
Allergies
Cold & flu symptoms
Contraindications & Safety
Skin patch test required for topical use.
Not recommended during pregnancy.
Do not use if allergic to other plants in Lamiaceae family
Do not use if diagnosed with asthma or liver disease
Essential oil should be avoided with homeopathics
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Rosmarinus officinalis
Rosemary, Compass Weed, Old Man
Lamiaceae
Parts Used
Flowering tops, steam, and leaves
Native To
Mediterranean, Spain, Tunisia, France, USA, Morocco
Preparations
Essential oil, infusions, extract, tincture
Primary Constituents
Varies by chemotype
Primarily 1,8-cineole, Camphor, and Alpha-pinene
Therapeutic Actions
analgesic | antiarthritic | antibacterial | antibilious |
antidepressant | antiemetic | antifungal | antimicrobial |
antineuralgic | antioxidant | antiseptic | antispasmodic |
aphrodisiac | astringent | bactericidal | calefacient |
carminative | cephalic | cholagogue | cordial |
diaphoretic | digestive | diuretic | emmenagogue |
expecgtorant | fungicidal | insecticide | hepatic |
hypertensive | hypocholesterolemic | nervine | neuroprotective |
restorative | rubefacient | spasmolytic | stimulant |
stomachic | sudorific | tonic | vasodilator |
vermifuge | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Skin issues (acne, dandruff, dermatitis)
Hair (oily and growth)
Digestive issues
Cold & flu symptoms
Lymphatic congestion
Libido
Fatigue (physical and mental)
Contraidications & Safety
Skin patch test recommended for topical use
Chronic asthma, epilepsy, and hypertension can be aggravated in high amounts
Not for use in 1st trimester of pregnancy
Do not use on children younger than age 4
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For educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.