FOOT CARE ESSENTIAL OILS

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Foot Bath: add 4-6 drops essential oils to a large bowl and soak for 10-15 minutes. After the foot bath, massage the reflex point with the foot massage oil adding to each 20 ml foot massage oil 10 drops of any or a combination of the following essential oils.

Relaxing essential oils: lavender, pettigrain, melissa, basil, marjoram, lemon, ylang ylang, frankincense, chamomile, myrrh, grapefruit, geranium, clary sage, cedarwood.

Rejuvenating essential oils: lemon, pine, lime, ginger, thyme, geranium, myrtle, grapefruit, cypress, palmarosa, eucalyptus, spruce, sandalwood, lavender.

Circulation essential oils: cypress, lavender, cajeput, rosemary, geranium, eucalyptus, sandalwood, peppermint, patchouli, juniper, orange, lemon, grapefruit, ginger, black pepper, marjoram, parsley. Ease aches essential oils: lavender, black pepper, rosemary, pine, eucalyptus, ginger, juniper, peppermint, fennel, lemongrass, marjoram, tea tree.

Footbath essential oils: lavender, pine, lemon, lemongrass, geranium, cypress, ginger, peppermint, petitgrain, rosemary, tea tree, tagets.

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SKIN DISORDERS: ROSACEA AND SCABIES

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Rosacea

Urine: rub urine onto scars and leave on for at least 20 minutes.

Herbs: aloe vera gel, evening primrose, rose-hip and vitamin E.

Essential Oils: lavender, neroli, frankincense, chamomile, sandalwood, carrot seed, myrrh, patchouli, yarrow, rosewood.

Kombucha: tea or cream applied regularly will heal the skin and fade scars.

Scabies

This is a distressing condition, with intense itching, caused by a minute insect, the itch mite (sarcoptes scabies).

Treatment wash affected areas with a decoction of guava leaves, essential oils bergamot, lavender, peppermint, rosemary or tea tree can be added.

Scabies Lotion

Guava oil 50 ml, guava vinegar 50 ml, garlic capsules 2 add essential oils of, lavender 20 drops, tea tree 20 drops, cinnamon 5 drops, clove 5 drops. Combine and apply twice a day after washing affected areas with a decoction of guava.

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SKIN SAVER REMEDIES: HOW TO BREW KOMBUCHA TEA AND KOMBUCHA CREAM

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Basic recipe: Ingredients: 2 litres water, 160 grams sugar, 6 grams tea, (2 tea bags), 1 Kombucha culture with brew.

Heat water until it boils, remove from stove and add tea. Stir sugar into the heated water until dissolved. Use either black or green tea, remove tea bags after 5 minutes. Cool tea until luke warm and pour into a glass or porcelain container. Add the Kombucha culture with the brew. Close the container with a clean cloth that allows air to breathe and fasten it with a rubber band. Place container in a warm place (ideal temperature between 23° and 28° C). After 8-10 days (depending on temperature) of fermentation, remove fungus and sieve beverage and fill into bottles. A new batch can be started with the new and/or the old culture as above.

Kombucha Cream: This process is very easy. The fungus, without the fluid, can be transformed in a few seconds into a cream using a conventional kitchen mixer, which makes it readily available, cheap and effective. Apply the cream, leave on for 20 minutes and lie down and rest. Then rinse off with warm water. At the same time the cream is acting as a moisturiser utilising large amounts of living yeast components. If one considers that the active ingredients in most of the expensive products are yeast’s which have been preserved, one could assume that active and living yeast’s should have even better success. Kombucha matches the skin’s acidity, making it a beneficial beauty aid, to keep the skin looking fresh, youthful and glowing.

Caution before using the Kombucha as a cream do a test patch on the inside of your elbow, to see how your skin will react”. (Extracted from the book Kombucha The Miracle Fungus by Harald Tietze).

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SKIN SAVER REMEDIES: ORANGE AND LEMON

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Orange – The peel is used in the treatment of acne and the skin is rubbed onto the hair to add shine. The peel can be powdered, mixed to a paste with rain water and applied to the affected area. Dry the peel, then grind to a powder, use a small amount and rub into wet or dry skin to exfoliate. Dried orange peels placed into a muslin bag and dropped into the bath has a soothing effect on the skin.

Lemon – Once you have used lemon for cooking, save the squeezed halves. Rub over elbows, knees and rough heels with the inside of the lemon halves,. The skin can be rubbed onto dry scaly skin especially the feet.. Rub the inner white pith or the outer peel over your nails.

Bleeding Gums – Wrap the lemon skin around your finger with white part facing you. Rub over gums a few times a day for a few minutes.

To strengthen and clear infections, massage a sliver of lemon peel into the gums.

Rub old shoes with lemon peel to clean and soften.

Baldness – Make up a paste of lemon seeds and apply to the scalp.

Lemon leaves – Inhaling the aroma of burnt dried leaves can be used for hiccups and head aches. Burning dried leaves helps as an insect repellent.

Chewing 3-4 lemon leaves a day helps a cough, bile and vomiting.

Make a paste of lemon leaves, add a little sugar and take in the mornings, this checks piles.

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