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Sep 25 2007

The Rare Gold Of Honey Essential Oil

Published by Jennifer at 3:10 am under Essential Oils, Honey

honey-essential-oil-rs.jpgHoney absolute is sometimes referred to as honey essential oil and it is so rare and so expensive that it is usually never mentioned in aromatherapy books.  Many online aromatherapy supply shops will not carry it.  And with the worldwide shortage of honeybees, the cost of honey is going through the roof and will probably further reduce the availability of honey for making honey essential oil or absolute.  Unlike many other essential oils, honey oil will not blend with other oils.  It is a solo performer.  You cannot use it straight from the bottle – it needs to be diluted in alcohol (if it is 100% pure) and then warmed.

What is Honey Scent Good For?

Honey is a relaxant, an anti-spasmodic and also helps soothe the skin.  You can use honey essential oil in the bath, in a small part of a massage blend or just warm it over a essential oil diffuser to smell it in order to help you unconsciously relax.  You can also blend a warmed drop and add to unscented plain body lotion to help improve and smooth the skin.  Since it is so rare, there has not been a lot of experiments done by aromatherapists to see what other physical uses to put it to.

If you decide to combine other essential oils in honey and start to think that the enticing mixture would be great in food, think again, essential oils are not meant to be swallowed .

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2 Responses to “The Rare Gold Of Honey Essential Oil”

  1. Anyaon 01 Jul 2008 at 5:02 pm

    Are you sure you’re not talking about beeswax absolute or honey absolute? I’ve never heard of honey EO in 30 years of perfumery.

  2. Thomason 26 May 2009 at 4:58 am

    Anya, the article IS talking about honey absolute, and just mentioned how some people might call it honey EO –but you and the author are both correct, it is not an EO[essential oil]. It is an absolute.

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