Part III (and last)
breakdown of oils in the categories of caution:
"very strong and / or possible high toxicity"
"photosensitizer"
"Dermocaustici and sensitizing "
" safe when used properly, the o and better tolerated "
Abstract
I have already alluded to the concept of chemotype in a previous post (which necessarily must have read before reading this last post! !).
now briefly to allow the development to better understand also that I am going to explain ratings. The chemotype is the molecule / molecules mainly s that allow us to group or and in some way "classes". If we take the same plant (eg, thyme or lavender) chemotype identifies and distinguishes the variety of different and even allows us to say which variety is strongly antibacterial and anti-bacterial which is loosely (see thyme as a classic example) - or even distinguish between a potential range toxic to the human body from a variety that is not.
At the same time, this does not mean that oil is interchangeable with another as part of the same chemiotipo.O better it is just generally very large. O The fact that each is made up of hundreds of substances in synergy with each other is why oils are easily "stackable". A certain synergy of substances present in a particular oil may make it advisable or desirable than another of the same chemotype. So remember that
oe are complex mixtures of biochemical compounds and therefore also of the components present in trace amounts can be varied is the aroma that the effects of the oil. In addition to this
remember in our research of the oil "personal choice" that the chemical composition of essential oil undergoes various influences: area geografica , clima, tipo di coltivazione o raccolta spontanea, tempi e metodi di raccolta, diversa esposizione alla luce e al calore del sole in dipendenza dell’andamento della stagione. Questo è il motivo per cui troverete diverse analisi gascromatografiche della stessa pianta anche della stessa ditta: se cambia il lotto di produzione possono cambiare anche quantità/qualità/sinergie dei composti dell’olio. Non dobbiamo diventare dei chimici solo per acquistare un o.e. ma possiamo ora ben comprendere la differenza tra un’azienda professionale e di lunga tradizione che tiene sotto controllo tutta una serie di parametri di qualità rispetto ad un’azienda “estemporanea”. Ricerchiamo dunque sempre la qualità for this type of purchase.
My premise is also intended as explanatory for the following classification that I created for my convenience and comfort of other users cosmetic home: it is a very general classification that inevitably includes only the most common and popular oe. Furthermore, in some cases I could work out for some of the oils of the same family, but I preferred to take the conservative approach of creating categories rather than generalized, I leave you to research the particular "if you wish to use a family of oils identified by me as problematic .
I hope that my effort be useful to most people: I found a serious shortage of "Organic work" in Italian mainly for household and cosmetic sure that account is clearly distinct from use aromatherapy reserved for professionals.
Unfortunately many "spignattatrici do-it-yourself trespass in types and doses of oils to be reserved strictly aromatherapy, without even knowing it, and I think this is the ignorance harmful for themselves, their families, children, friends.
Category "very strong and / or possible high toxicity"
You Call For Price OE with particular potential for toxicity and hormonal disorder / endocrine.
may be, for example: altamente tossici o allergizzanti o neurotossici o abortivi o aggravare alcune patologie (un solo esempio sono le forme cancerogene estrogeno-dipendenti).
Si deve escluderne totalmente l’uso per i bambini e per le donne in gravidanza, come pure per i soggetti sensibili e le persone anziane.
Se si usano questi questi olii consiglio vivamente di informarsi preventivamente e approfonditamente sul singolo olio, tutte le indicazioni e controindicazioni.
Il parere del medico è la miglior scelta in questo caso.
Volutamente ho lasciato a fine di questa lista-e separati dagli altri- alcuni o.e. che sono molto usati (anche in abbondanza) nelle preparazioni casalinghe e ritenuti praticamente innocui: li inserisco a pieno titolo in questa mia list because of problems in reality are significant, they should be evaluated on a case by case basis before using them.
-yarrow Achillea millefolium (also present in the list "dermocaustici)
Dill-Anethum graveolens
Anise-Pimpinella anisum
Angelica - Angelica archangelica (also present in the list" photosensitizing)
Artemisia / Artemisia dracunculus Tarragon-(also the list "dermocaustici" - the name is most famous Italian tarragon )
Basil-Ocimum basilicum (also present in the list "dermocaustici)
-Himalayan Cedar Cedrus deodorizes
Atlantic Cedar Cedrus atlantica
-Cumin - Cumimum cyminum (present also in the category "dermocaustici"), in large doses is amazing
Eucalyptus-Eucalyptus globulus, Eucalyptus dives Schau. Piperitoniferum,
polybractea cryptonifera Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus radiata, Eucalyptus smithii - and other varieties with different powers and must be evaluated case by case
Fennel-Foeniculum vulgare-
Corsican pine Pinus nigra laricio
Parsley-Petroselinum sativum
-Rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis, different varieties to be evaluated but basically similar power
Sage-Salvia officinalis (oil is one of the strongest and most dangerous to be found, and yet we imagine ever if we consider the harmlessness sage leaves. The oe is quite another thing and you can easily send the hospital)
Marigold-Tagetes minuta, Tagetes glandulifera
Thyme - Thymus vulgaris ct thymol (present also in the category "dermocaustici)
Clary Sage-Salvia sclarea Linnaeus (large influence on the hormonal system)
Sandalwood-Santalum album (not recommended for continuous use)
Mint-Mentha arvensis, Mentha piperita, Mentha spicata (present also in the category "dermocaustici)
Note on the mind, because I'm not sure there 's expect to find between the oil problem.
Among the many varieties of mint da cui si estrae l’olio essenziale, sono rare le eccezioni in cui l’o.e. non risulti particolarmente potente e per questo pericoloso per un uso quotidiano e per tutti i soggetti indifferenziatamente. Le tre varietà che ho elencato sono solo tre esempi che troverete facilmente in vendita e che – a dispetto delle nostre convinzioni- risultano presso gli esperti di o.e. da utilizzarsi solo su indicazione del medico aromaterapeuta e comunque con precauzioni molto superiori alla norma, sia per problemi di tossicità che di dermocausticità.
D’altra parte, pensate all’aroma della semplice tisana di menta o di un prodotto contenente mentolo: prendete questi esempi e moltiplicate per mille volte l’effetto, ed ecco un’idea essential oil of mint. For me, the mint does not fall in the use of cosmetics and cleaning / fragrance do-it-yourself home: too likely event that comes into contact with people who do not tolerate it.
A nice bunch of fresh mint in a pot, yes. The essential oil from spreading here and there continuously better not.
Make sure all of this list, however: they are very special and oils to be used on an informed basis.
Category "photosensitizer"
This is oe that applied to the skin (even if well diluted) before exposure to sun or UV lamps may very easily give photoreaction of various kinds: allergies, dermatitis, skin blemishes, etc..
E 'should generally exclude cosmetic use in the summer, such as oils and creams, but also in perfumes, as though not very easily go to the beach we are exposed to the sun during the day.
are largely but not exclusively with citrus oils.
Angelica - Angelica archangelica (also present in the list "very strong")
Bergamot - Citrus bergamis L.
Celery - Apium graveolens
Lemon - Citrus limonum
Mandarin - Citrus reticulata Blanco
Lovage - Levisticum officinale
Orange-all varieties of citrus orange and the like, and a.dolce a.amaro, photosensitizing albeit very different: Citrus sinensis, Citrus aurantium and others (in this tutorial I put together a conservative even though they are very different, for example by use of skins or leaves)
Grapefruit - Citrus paradisi
Parsley - Petroselinum sativum
Verbena - Lippia citriodora (also present in the list "dermocaustici)
Marigold - Tagetes minuta, Tagetes glandulifera (present also in the category" very strong ")
Category" Dermocaustici and sensitizing " It is very
oe irritatati on the skin. As I said ALL oe used on the skin are pure caustic (come eccezione, l’uso puro è da farsi solo su prescrizione medica). Quelli elencati qui di seguito sono più AGGRESSIVI degli altri, quindi attenzione ancora superiore e diluizione superiore alla norma.
A fine lista ho fatto una distinzione (necessaria per chiarezza) di un gruppo di o.e. che sono molto usati sia nella cosmetica/detersione classica che in quella eco-bio, e dunque qualcuno si potrà stupire: in realtà entrano solo“a margine” in questa mia lista cioè sono meno aggressivi degli altri ma a ragion veduta creo una piccola "categoria intermedia".
Il fatto poi che siano molto usati nei prodotti in commercio significa solamente che sono perfettamente dosati da professionisti (e testati dermatologicamente) and therefore do not represent any problem in infinitesimal amounts in products for sale.
another matter, however, as noted earlier, is to consider the pure oil, and then have an indication for the wise use at home / do-it-yourself cosmetic.
Artemisia / Tarragon - Artemisia dracunculus (also present in the list "very strong" - the name is most famous Italian tarragon )
-Laurel Laurus nobilis
Saint Thomas Bay - Pimenta racemosa
Basil-Ocimum basilicum (also present in the list "very strong")
Cinnamon - Cinnamomum verum (only children above 6 years)
Cumin - Cumimum cyminum (also present in list "very strong")
-Syzygium aromaticum Clove, Eugenia caryophyllus (only children above 6 years)
Mint-Mentha arvensis, Mentha piperita, Mentha spicata (also present in the list "very strong")
-Oregano Origanum vulgaris , Origanum compactum (totally not recommended for children of any age)
thyme, Thymus serpyllum Thymus vulgaris-Thyme
ct thymol (present also in the list "very strong"), Thymus vulgaris ct linalool, Thymus vulgaris ct thujanolo, Thymus satureoides - are all varieties to be used over 6 years of age and have all problems dermocausticità. The stronger the chemotype "thymol" but others do not make jokes.
Verbena - Lippia citriodora (also present in the list "photosensitizing)
Marjoram-Origanum majorana
Niaouli-cineolifera Melaleuca quinquenervia (children over 6 years)
Scotch Pine-Pinus sylvestris (children over 6 years)
Alongside the following oils: Lemongrass-Cymbopogon citratus
winterianus Lemongrass-Cymbopogon, Cymbopogon Nardus
Lemon - Citrus limonum (also present in the list "photosensitizing)
Sweet Orange - Citrus sinensis (also present in the list" photosensitizing) Ylang-Ylang Cananga
odorata
I repeat myself. These five oe in the tail lista presentano una certa aggressività cutanea, certamente molto minore del timo o della cannella o della menta ma comunque da tenere presente. Sono perfettamente dosati e sicuri nei prodotti in commercio, ma noi li avremo puri e quindi dobbiamo ricordare la loro potenza.
Da annotare che tutti gli agrumi contenenti un’alta percentuale di Limonene, rilevabile dalle loro schede fornite dall’azienda, sono da considerarsi possibili allergizzanti/sensibilizzanti sulla pelle. Per il resto gli agrumi sono piuttosto sicuri.
“Olii relativamente sicuri se usati adeguatamente: in dosi infinitesimali sono sicuri”
Ecco di seguito gli o.e. meglio tollerati nella most cases.
keep in mind the precautions the previous post (leggete!!) And the general rule: do not use
-pregnant-lactating-
not use in children under 3 years
these oe, once checked their characteristics and their personal compatibility, you can use to aim "profumatorio" in home adaptations.
The list also includes some citrus adequately measured and included sun exposure are very nice.
For further information, I recommend a site, work in progress, an expert in Italian.
This is just a work in progress and not yet complete, but already offers cards Explanatory quite detailed for some oe - We hope that the work must continue because a landmark in Italian it would be pretty important
http://www.infoerbe.org/site/indice.php?dtk=ESSENZE
Use referred to in this site is aromatherapy.
Just an idea, here are the details of Melissa
http://www.infoerbe.org/site/scheda.php?ide=154&pg=ESSENZE
As for us, packaging of cosmetics and detergents do-it-yourself, we can make use of the following infinitesimal dose or and in preparations for perfuming housewives.
Note on what it means infinitesimal dose, examples of dosages for perfuming some preparations:
per 100 ml of face cream: 5 drops total, as the maximum amount.
per 100 ml Body balm: 10 drops in total, as the maximum amount.
for 30 ml of butter lips: 1 drop of o - up to 2 gtt.
for spray cleaning: 5 to 8 drops (after solubilization) in half a liter of liquid.
for floors: 10 to 20 drops (after solubilization) in a bucket with more than 3 liters of water.
Note on different assays.
With regard to the preparation of "small home remedies" which increase the doses of OE and go beyond the "level of smell" (as an after-mosquito ointment or a relaxing massage oil) or "small room fragrances, I recommend them only on the basis of accurate knowledge. Alternatively you can give the recipe precisely metered by an expert or at least from a professional aroma-therapist. The same applies to preparations
-spray disinfectants: they contain, for obvious reasons always the strongest oe (see class) and should never be prepared and used without knowledge of the facts.
these oils at last we see of my own selection.
End or True Lavender - Lavandula Angustifolia, Lavandula Vera
Lavender-Lavandula latifolia Spigo
graveloens Geranium-Pelargonium, Pelargonium graveolens cv Egypte, Pelargonium Asperum
Bitter orange - Citrus aurantium
Mandarin - Citrus reticulata Blanco
Clementine - Clementine Citrus
seeds carrot - Daucus carota
German Chamomile / Matricaria - Matricaria recutita (reported hormone-like action to be assessed as appropriate)
Roman Chamomile - Anthemis nobilis
Manuka - Leptospermum scoparium
Tea Tree - Melaleuca alternifolia (known as a disinfectant, antibacterial)
Melissa - Melissa officinalis
Palmarosa - Cymbopogon martini var . Motia (indicated some action neuro-hormonal and evaluated case by case basis - mainly exclusion of women pregnant. Attention is also present in the geraniol Palmarosa a much greater extent than in Geranium)
Rose - Rose Damask
Rosalina - Melaleuca ericifolia
Patagonia Pine - Pinus ponderosa
Ylang-Ylang Cananga odorata (some teeth skin as already noted)
-Pogostemon Patchouli cablin
(the patchouli note: pay attention to the effects appear to be tonic when used in small doses, but becomes strongly sedative when used in high doses)
Lemon - Citrus limonum (and other citrus fruits mentioned, see what has been observed on the possible allergenicity )
Green-Myrtle Myrtus communis L. cineoliferum (children over 6 years and put attention for some action reported hormone-like, to be explored in each case) Red-
Myrtle Myrtus communis (in general, follow the directions to myrtle green even if the two varieties are quite different)
Note that I found on Lavender : there are some varieties of lavender for their biochemical components are not recommended in particular for those with epilepsy and those who are hypersensitive. Aroma-Zone on the French site I found for example that indicate the particular pay attention to these two varieties:
-Sink / Basin Grosso - Lavandula angustifolia, Lavandula latifolia (these varieties are found with the same name in Latin Lavender also other )
Super-Sink-Lavandula Burnat super
And after you've followed my discussion so far, I think I liked you gift giving a "rose" of oils that are widely appreciated in the fragrance: the ones that the vast majority of people do not collide with the 'smell, unlike oils loved / hated as the Tea Tree, loved or tolerated by some and unbearable for others. In addition, this group also lends itself to good matches between the oils mentioned.
Lavender (True or Spigo - best varieties are French)
Geranium (Bourbon Madagascar or the variety of 'Egypt)
Clementina (Mediterranean countries, preferably Italy)
Mandarin (Italy)
Rosa (pink and precious legendary Orient, Damascus rose just now coming from Bulgaria, Turkey)
Rosalina (it is a hybrid variety of the Australian tea tree, and is more pleasing to the principal varieties).
Manuka (tea tree is called New Zealand, some bacteria is also stronger than the Australian tea tree, while the scent is sweet)
End of the chapter on the uses of cosmetics or and in do- -te cleaning and home :-)
My discussion is not exhaustive, the view of oe is really almost endless. The few plants I have mentioned can hardly exhaust the subject. I hope that the mental and practical approach is clear: it is a little basic guide to start for people who wish to be informed and careful user.
idea on the fly. To perfume cosmetics and detergents do-it-yourself there are also sold natural aromatic extracts of fruits: strawberry, apricot, peach, blueberry, coconut and others. They are inexpensive and do not have the problems of essential oils. Tell us a little thought :-)
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