 Aromatherapy inhalers are a quick and easy product to make. They are basically made up of a cotton pad (wick) soaked with essential oil. The pad (wick) is then inserted into the inhaler. A plastic inhaler, much like the Vick’s inhaler, is the most common type of inhaler to make and use. Inhalers can be made for either therapeutic or perfumery purposes. For Respiratory Support - Aromatherapy inhalers are extremely effective in providing support for respiratory issues such as colds, flu, sinus issues, congestion, allergies - to name just a few. Using a personal inhaler for deep lung issues delivers greater efficacy than that of a room diffuser. For Emotional Support - Aromatherapy inhalers are also extremely effective for your emotional state. They can be wonderful and supportive for depression, anxiety, stress, and nervousness. Essential oils work in a number of ways but the quickest way the aroma of an essential oil reaches the body is by inhalation through the nose; smells trigger responses in people through the stimulation of the limbic part of the brain, where moods and emotions are governed. Nasal inhaler instructions : 1. In a glass container, soak absorbent pad in essential oil(s) for at least one minute. The pad should absorb about one milliliter (20 drops) of oil. Avoid touching the soaked wick with your hands as you may have a reaction. 2. Using a tweezers, place the pad inside the inner cylinder and seal with a plug. (Plug needs to be pushed in hard.) 3. Place the large cylinder over small inner cylinder and screw in tightly. Make sure that you cap it when not in use and affix a label with the contents for reference. You are now ready to use your aromatherapy inhaler! Simply uncap the inhaler and take a few quick sniffs (or one deep inhale) of the blend as required. Avoid contact with the skin and mucous membranes. When the scent fades, simply re-moisten the wick with more oil. Ready To Get Started? Uplifting Inhaler Blend
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The possibilities are endless! Try mixing and creating blends of your own with your favorite aromas, just keep your total number of drops to right around 20. Questions? Email us at [email protected] or leave us a comment below. Important Safety Comments : Everyone is different. Be sure that you check the safety information for each essential oil to ensure that it is appropriate for your personal use. These blends are offered as possible suggestions for use by adults who are healthy and who have no serious underlying medical issues. Immediately discontinue use of your inhaler if you experience any adverse reactions. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. Aromatherapy Nasal Inhaler
$1.25 - $28.00
One of the best ways to use essential oils is via inhalation through the nasal passages. Aromatherapy inhalers are a powerful tool to assist with both respiratory and emotional balance. They are easy to make and even easier to use! For Respiratory Support - Aromatherapy inhalers are extremely effective in providing support for respiratory issues such as colds, flu, sinus issues, congestion, allergies - to name just a few. Using a personal inhaler for deep lung issues delivers greater efficacy than that of a room diffuser. For Emotional Support - Aromatherapy inhalers are also extremely effective for your emotional state. They can be wonderful and supportive for depression, anxiety, stress, and nervousness. Essential oils work in a number of ways but the quickest way the aroma of an essential oil reaches the body is by inhalation through the nose; smells trigger responses in people through the stimulation of the limbic part of the brain, where moods and emotions are governed. Nasal inhaler instructions : 1. In a glass container, soak absorbent pad in essential oil(s) for at least one minute. The pad should absorb about one milliliter (20 drops) of oil. Avoid touching the soaked wick with your hands as you may have a reaction. 2. Using a tweezers, place the pad inside the inner cylinder and seal with a plug. (Plug needs to be pushed in hard.) 3. Place the large cylinder over small inner cylinder and screw in tightly. Your inhaler is now ready to use! Make sure that you cap it when not in use and affix a label with the contents for reference. Now What? You are now ready to use your aromatherapy inhaler! Simply uncap the inhaler and take a few quick sniffs (or one deep inhale) of the blend as required. Avoid contact with the skin and mucous membranes. When the scent fades, simply re-moisten the wick with more oil. *Please Note - Inhaler colors will ship at random. If you have a preference, please let us know by including a comment when you place your order and we will try our best to provide the color(s) of your choice if we have them in stock at time of order. Looking for some ideas for inhaler recipes? Check out Koru's Blog Post How to Use and Make an Aromatherapy Inhaler Ginger, Fresh - Organic
$22.00 - $52.00
Koru Essential Oils Organic Fresh Ginger Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Koru's Organic Fresh Ginger essential oil is made from newly harvested, rather than dried Ginger rhizomes, giving it a lively and intense, mouthwatering aroma. This oil is a great choice for personal care, cosmetic, and skin care applications, where the milder, steam distilled oils of Ginger are recommended, rather than the more pungent and very concentrated Ginger CO2 extracts.1 Ginger has a long history of uses in medicines and has only more recently been used by aromatherapists, natural perfumers, and massage therapists. Many find it useful in massage formulas, both before and after exercise, and in cases of under or over exercise. Ginger has an affinity for the muscular system as well as the digestive system. Name : Ginger, Fresh (Zingiber officinale) Origin : Madagascar Cultivation : Organic Extraction Method : Steam Distilled Plant Part : Rhizomes Aroma : Sweet, spicy, warm, earthy, fresh, slightly tart, citrus-like top notes with woody and spicy-sweet undertones Appearance : Pale yellow to brown, transparent liquid Primary Constituents : Alpha-Zingiberene, Beta-Sesquiphellandrene, Camphene Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute. 1. Bowles, E. Joy. The Chemistry of Aromatherapeutic Oils, 3rd ed., 2003, pp. 168-9. Orange
$14.00 - $25.00
Koru Essential Oils Wild Orange Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Koru's Wild Orange has aromas that range from an orange-cream frozen ice-cream treat to a sweet-tart note, transitioning into soft lemon, lime, and even grapefruit components, finishing with a pleasantly subtle spice aroma on the end. Unlike any other orange oil we've ever worked with before. This is a very special oil to us here at Koru Oils. If you like Koru's Wild Orange, be sure to check out our Egyptian Neroli & Orange......Koru's flagship oil blend. Product Page - Egyptian Neroli & Orange Name : Orange (Citrus sinensis) Origin : Dominican Republic Cultivation : Wild Extraction Method : Cold Pressed Plant Part : Peels Aroma : Deep, bitter, orange, concentrated, intense, sweet, tart, fresh Appearance : Thin, light yellow/orange, mobile liquid Primary Constituents : Limonene, Myrcene, Linalool Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute. May cause photosensitivity. Bergamot, Organic
$16.00 - $34.00
Koru Essential Oils Organic Bergamot Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Bergamot has a long history of use as an essential ingredient in body powders, tobaccos, potpourri, perfumes, and is added to Earl Grey tea, giving it its characteristic flavor. Bergamot has a wide spectrum of applications in addition to its calming and balancing properties and you can't go wrong with its fresh, sweet, citrus fresh aroma. Name : Bergamot (Citrus aurantium var. bergamia) Origin : Italy Cultivation : Organic Extraction Method : Cold Pressed Plant Part : Peels Aroma : Green, citrus, juicy Appearance : Greenish-yellow, transparent, mobile liquid Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute. May cause photosensitivity. Lavender, French Wild
$15.00 - $29.00
Koru Essential Oils Wild French Lavender Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Koru's Wild French Lavender has a delicious, rich, and demanding bouquet. This oil has a wet slate-like, pavement after the rain smell combined with a sweetness of juicy red licorice and flowers. You will not find any harsh notes with this or any of Koru's Lavender oils. Lavender is one of the most common essential oils on the market and we believe in setting the standard in the industry, not only for Lavender, but for all of our oils. Many who have not taken to the scent of Lavender in the past, fall in love with Koru's Lavender oils. Name : Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) Origin : France Cultivation : Wild Extraction Method : Steam Distilled Plant Part : Flowers Aroma : Floral, fresh, sweet, delicate, rich, berry Appearance : Colorless to light yellow, mobile liquid Primary Constituents : Linalyl Acetate, Linalool, Lavandulyl Acetate Not sure which Lavender to choose? Please see our Lavenders of the World Set. Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute. Petitgrain Mandain
$16.00 - $30.00
Sold out Koru Essential Oils Petitgrain Mandarin Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Koru's Petitgrain Mandarin has a refreshing straw like, roasted sunflower nut, citrus zest, sweet, earthy, musty, and floral plum-like scent. A very complex oil that creates an intense aromatic experience. Name : Petitgrain Mandarin (Citrus aurantium) Origin : Corsica Cultivation : Conventional Extraction Method : Steam Distilled Plant Part : Leaves and Flowers Aroma : Green, tangy, fruity, sweet, floral, nutty, musty, plum-like undertones Appearance: Thin, yellow, green Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute. May cause photosensitivity. Chamomile, Roman
$33.00
Koru Essential Oils Roman Chamomile Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Koru's Roman Chamomile has a calming and inviting sweet green-apple like scent and a fresh green fruity-herbal aroma with warm spiced pear undertones. Roman Chamomile flowers have been used for centuries in nightcap teas for their beneficial therapeutic effects as well as the lovely aroma they offer, calming the nervous system, soothing digestion, and preparing your body for a revitalizing night's sleep. Name : Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile) Origin : South Africa Cultivation : Conventional Extraction Method : Steam Distilled Plant Part : Flowers Aroma : Sweet, warm, fruity, floral undertone, herbal, fresh Appearance: Colorless to pale yellow, may contain a pale blue or green hue Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute. May cause photosensitivity. Patchouli, Double Distilled
$26.00 - $39.50
Koru Essential Oils Double Distilled Patchouli Notes From The Koru Oils Lab™ - Koru's Double Distilled Patchouli has a distinctive traditional incense aroma. It has a strong, earthy, dark, and musky front note, with lemon, orange, moss, spice, and soft oak scents. During re-distillation, a small portion is stripped away, resulting in a lighter colored oil that offers the traditional aroma of Patchouli while softening the rough edges of the aromatics for those to enjoy the softer side that Patchouli oil can offer. Patchouli is considered an aphrodisiac by many. For all you hippies at heart, this aroma is sure to please! Name : Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) Origin : Indonesia Cultivation : Conventional Extraction Method : Steam Distilled Plant Part : Leaves Aroma : Earthy, musky, spicy, moss Appearance: Thin to thick, yellow, light to dark orange Precautionary Advice : Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition consult your doctor. External use only. Always dilute.
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