Nausea

So dreaded and very unpleasant, nausea is scary. But don't worry, thanks to our naturopath, here are the best essential oils to relieve and erase this nausea!

Nausea Essentials

Essential Oil
of Peppermint

This essential oil soothes travel sickness and reduces nausea.

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Essential Oil
of Tropical Basil

This essential oil allows to facilitate the digestion.

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Essential Oil
Of Ginger

This essential oil soothes travel sickness and ensures digestive comfort.

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Tarragon Essential Oil
Tarragon

This essential oil is particularly effective against nausea and vomiting.

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Essential Oil
Of Lemon

This essential oil is an anti-nausea.

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Essential oils by Santi-Shop

essential oil
Peppermint

 

vegetable oil
of calendula

 

Essential oil
de Citron

 

Essential oil
of Ginger

 

Santi-Shop's Easy Recipes

All the recipes of our essential oils have been elaborated by our  naturopath . All you have to do is mix the ingredients in a bottle; bottle and enjoy the benefits of our  essential oils !

Dermal route

Preparation

  • 1 ml (30 drops) of Peppermint essential oil,

  • 2 ml (60 drops) of Lemon essential oil,

  • 20 drops of essential oil of Ginger.

How to apply it

  • Quantity? 2 drops of the preparation.

  • On your solar plexus and breathe deeply the fragrance.

  • Frequencies?  Before and during a trip by car, plane or boat.

Advice: "In case of sensitive skin, add 2 drops of vegetable oil of Calendula to the preparation;

Oral

Preparation

  • 1 ml (30 drops) of Peppermint essential oil,

  • 2 ml (60 drops) of Lemon essential oil,

  • 20 drops of essential oil of Ginger.

How to apply it

  • Quantity? 2 drops of the preparation.

  • How do I do it? On a neutral tablet;

  • Frequencies?  Before and during a trip by car, plane or boat.

How to Use Essential Oils ?

Oral route

If you are not among thesensitive people for whom the consumption of essential oils is forbidden, theoralway(internal use) remains the mosteffective way to consume these oils.

In general,1 to 2 drops, deposited on a neutral tablet, are enough.

Strictly follow the precautions for use;

Dermal route

There are two types of applications: 

  1. En onction ;: very brief and localized.

  2. In massage: On extended areas with a long-lasting application.

When they areauthorized for this use, they are very well assimilated by theskin, provided they are diluted in avegetable oil. The more diluted the essential oil is, the less powerful it will be and therefore potentially less aggressive for the skin.

In broadcasting

Diffusion is the most popular way to benefit from thevirtues of essential oils. Put a dozen drops of essential oil in yourdiffuser and let your home beperfumed;

You don't have a diffuser? No problem!

Put a few drops on ahandkerchief, acloth or apebble.

Precautions for use

Certain rules must be observed for safe use.


  • Always check the instructions before use!

  • The use of essential oils must be moderate and is always counted in drops, never in spoons. It is preferable not to exceed 3-4 days of use without medical advice.

  • During pregnancy and breastfeeding, it is recommended not to use essential oils without medical advice.

  • Do not give essential oils to children without a doctor's approval.

  • Do not use essential oils on people with allergies, asthma, hypersensitivity to essential oils and people with a history of epilepsy or convulsions. For the allergic ones, it is recommended to make a preliminary test before use.

  • Avoid contact with eyes, nose, ear canals and ano-genital areas.

  • In case of accidental absorption, call the Poison Control Center directly. Never drink water!

  • Essential oils are not meant to be injected.

  • It is important to wash your hands after any skin application.

  • Essential oils are not water soluble. They do not dissolve in water. Be sure to dilute them first (in liquid soap, vegetable oil, cream).

  • Be sure to close the bottles tightly and keep them out of reach of children.

  • The shelf life of essential oils is generally 5 years, but some of them can be kept for less time.