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Refrigeration is not necessary for most essential oils, but it helps extend shelf life for certain oils.
Freezing Oils? Not recommended. While all essential oils will freeze at a low enough temperature, freezing can alter their composition, causing some components to drop out of solution and not reintegrate when thawed.
Most essential oils are steam-distilled, except for citrus oils, which are cold-pressed from peels. Proper distillation ensures maximum potency and therapeutic benefits.
Beware of False Claims About “First Distillation”
There is a common misconception that “first distillation” oils are superior. This is inaccurate! The only oil distilled in separate fractions is Ylang Ylang (Extra, I, II, III, Complete)—all other essential oils are collected as a single lot.
Yes, over time, oxidation reactions will degrade essential oils. However, some oils actually improve with age:
Patch Testing: If an essential oil causes a rash or irritation, your skin is signaling you to STOP. It’s not a “detox reaction.”
❌ “Therapeutic Grade” – No regulatory body governs this term. It is simply a marketing phrase.
❌ “FDA-Approved” – The FDA does not certify or approve essential oils.
❌ “First Distillation” – As mentioned earlier, this is a misleading term (except for Ylang Ylang).
If you dislike the smell of an oil, your body might be signaling that it’s not for you. Some oils are an acquired taste, but if you have a strong, persistent aversion, don’t force it.
The essential oil industry is flooded with misinformation, so always check reputable sources. Don’t rely on a single company’s marketing claims—do your own research and trust verified experts.
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