When using SPA essential oil, do not dilute it with liquid, and smear it on the skin. Like almond oil, if the diluted liquid you inject produces other substances, and you happen to have epilepsy or skin sensitivity, or you are taking other prescription drugs or have heart problems, or you are pregnant, please be sure to consult your doctor before using any SPA oil. The skin of epileptic patients is not suitable for any citrus SPA essential oil. If you are in the sun, citrus spa essential oil may cause burns and skin redness. And remember that SPA essential oil can't be taken orally.

If you haven't used it or plan to use it, you can do a small test on your arm with some SPA essential oil to avoid any discomfort after use. Patients with epilepsy should avoid eucalyptus, fennel, mint, sage, hyssop, juniper, Ai Ju, cliff, turpentine and rosemary essential oils, which may lead to epilepsy. Patients with hypertension should avoid using rosemary, sage and thyme essential oils, while patients with asthma should avoid directly inhaling SPA essential oils, because this may cause asthma. In addition, SPA essential oil should be avoided from contacting eyes. SPA essential oil is very irritating to the eyes and is not suitable for being placed near the eyes. You should also be careful not to touch your eyes with your hands that have been exposed to essential oil for a short time, because there may be residual essential oil. SPA essential oil should be stored in a cool and dark place or in the refrigerator. Essential oils are very flammable, and some organic SPA essential oils are toxic and should not be used, but they are still sold in the market. After purchasing SPA essential oil, keep it out of the reach of children. Although SPA essential oil works well, it can't be eaten. Once the child eats by mistake, he should immediately give the child a glass of cold water and then go to the hospital for treatment. These essential oils can be diluted for infants and children, but SPA essential oils can cause dermatitis, especially if the same essential oil is used repeatedly. Aromatherapy suggests that you can try to use different SPA essential oils instead of using the same essential oil for a long time. In addition, when buying SPA essential oil, always check the words on the package or the names of plants. After all, many SPA essential oils may have the same name, but they play different roles. There are several kinds of essential oils with the same name.