Pure & Natural Essential oils by Mary Tylor Naturals

Neroli Essential Oil, when diluted, can be used in hair and on the scalp to help with itching from dryness and dandruff.

Some Essential Oils that blend well with Neroli Essential Oil are Bergamot, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Geranium, Lavender, Sweet Orange, and Ylang-Ylang.

Neroli Essential Oil has Antibacterial and Anti-Inflammatory properties which help with skin irritations and acne. Neroli Essential Oil also is known for having skin tightening properties. It is important that you dilute the essential oil with a carrier oil prior to applying it to the skin.

Some Essential Oils that blend well with Allspice Essential Oil are Bay Leaf, Black Pepper, Geranium, Ginger, Lavender, Lemon, Orange, Patchouli, and Ylang-Ylang.

Yes! Allspice Essential Oil has anti-inflammatory properties that help with bacterial and fungal skin conditions.

When mixed with a Carrier Oil Allspice Essential Oil's properties of being an Analgesic which means it can help with headaches and muscle cramps.

Yes! Rosewood Essential Oil is known to help hydrate the scalp helping prevent dandruff. It has also been known to help hair growth.

Being that Rosewood Essential Oil has such a unique aroma there are few Essential Oils that blend well with it. The ones that blend well are Lemon, Orange, Geranium, and Rose.

Rosewood Essential Oil has many different benefits when using it on the skin because it has anti-infectious, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral properties. It helps with skin conditions like Acne, Excema, wrinkles, and stretch marks. As well as strengthening and softening the skin.

Sandalwood Essential Oil has been known to help promote skin elasticity while hydrating and evening out the skin tone.

The best essential oils to blend with Sandalwood are Bergamot, Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine, or Lavender.

When diffused, Sandalwood Essential Oil has been known to help with stress and anxiety, which helps with hypertension. When diluted, with a carrier oil, and used topically it has been known to smooth out a person's complexion. When Sandalwood Essential Oil is blended with a person's hair product it has a moisturizing effect that helps bring a natural shine back to their hair.

The Essential Oils that blend well with Black Pepper are Bergamot, Clary sage, Clove Coriander, Frankincense, Geranium, Ginger, Grapefruit, lavender, lime, Lemon, Sage, Sandalwood, Sweet Orange, and Ylang-ylang.

Black Pepper Essential Oil has Anti-Inflammatory and antispasmodic properties that make it amazing to combine with a carrier oil and use to for relaxing muscles, helping with the joint symptoms of arthritis or rheumatism.

Grapefruit Essential Oil can help with Dandruff and strengthen hair when diluted and applied to the scalp. this is accomplished because of the antimicrobial and antibacterial qualities that Grapefruit Essential Oil has.

Some Essential Oils that produce a pleasant aroma when combined with Grapefruit Essential Oil are basil, bergamot, black pepper, cedarwood, chamomile, clary sage, clove, coriander, cypress, frankincense, geranium, ginger, juniper, lavender, peppermint, rosemary, rosewood, and ylang-ylang.

Grapefruit Essential Oil has many different benefits depending on the way it is used. When used for aromatherapy purposes it has been believed to help lower stress and hypertension. When used Topically it has Antimicrobial and Antibacterial properties.

Yes! The Menthol in Peppermint Essential Oil has been said to help alleviate headaches and migranes.

Peppermint Essential Oil is comprised of many different compounds that have been known to help repel these creatures. The compound that is found in Peppermint Essential Oil that makes it such an amazing repellant is Menthol.

Peppermint Essential Oil as well as smelling amazing has been known to help the circulation in the scalp which helps grow hair. It may also be able to help with the itchiness and dryness of the scalp.

Rosemary Essential Oil, when diluted, has the ability to help hair follicles and promotes hair growth. It is also believed that Rosemary Essential Oil is able to help hair grow stronger.

Orange Essential Oil has been known to have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory characteristics that help with dandruff and itchy scalps.

Orange Essential Oil not only when diffused leaves the area smelling citrusy and clean it also helps with reducing stress and anxiety. When used topically it has antibacterial and Anti-Inflammatory properties that help prevent infections and reduce redness. It is important if you are going to use this essential oil topically to properly dilute it with a carrier oil.

Some Popular Essential Oils to combine with Orange Essential Oil in a diffuser are Patchouli, Clove, Peppermint, Lime, and Bergamot.

Lemon Essential Oil is commonly used in combination with the following Essential Oils: Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Geranium, Ylang-Ylang, Sandalwood, and Sweet Orange.

Yes! As long as you properly dilute Lemon Essential Oil it in most cases is safe to use on the face. It is the perfect addition to a facial care routine as it helps cleans the skin of debris that potentially can block or clog pores that would cause a breakout.

No! Lemon Essential Oil is made from the peels of Lemons while Lemongrass Essential Oil is made from the Lemongrass plant.

Besides the pleasant minty aroma that Eucalyptus Essential Oil produces it has many uses both topically and for aromatherapy. Eucalyptus Essential Oil is known to help repel ticks, lessen congestion, and help relax a person helping them fall asleep easier.

As the Steam carries the aroma of the Eucalyptus Essential Oil through the shower there are more benefits than the minty aroma. Eucalyptus Essential Oil is known to help reduce stress as well as potentially help with respiratory health.

There are a plethora of Essential Oils that you can combine in a Diffuser with Eucalyptus Essential Oil. Whether it be for health benefits or just the scent we suggest combining Eucalyptus with Lemongrass, Rosemary, Lemon, Peppermint, Thyme, Cedarwood, or Lavender.

Yes! In 2015 there was a study done that showed that Lemongrass Essential Oil could potentially help with dandruff. It has also been known to help strengthen hair. It is important to remember that you should not apply the essential oil directly to your skin or hair. It is important to dilute it first as the essential oil could severely irritate the skin.

Yes! Lemongrass Essential Oil has many amazing benefits when used for aromatherapy such as reducing anxiety, stress and it has been known to help reduce depression. When this Essential Oil is diffused it also has a repellent effect on air-borne pests.

Lemongrass Essential Oil has many amazing properties that make it a great addition to any skincare routine. It has Antibacterial, Anti-fungal, and Anti-Inflammatory properties that help cleanse the skin while it is rich in antioxidants that help against free radicals that damage the skin.

Besides being a bug repellent, Citronella Essential Oil has been known to be antifungal and antibacterial and potentially help promote healing wounds.

Citronella Essential Oil has been known to help promote fuller and better night sleeps as well as purify the air by preventing the growth of airborne bacteria when used for Aromatherapy. Diffusing the Citronella Essential Oil has also been known to help repel insects.

Yes! When Citronella Essential Oil is diluted with a carrier oil and applied to the skin it can be used as a substitute to bug spray with DEET. It is important to note that depending on the concentration of Citronella used you will have to apply it more often than a bug spray with DEET.

Yes, as long as it is diluted with a carrier oil. Cedarwood Essential Oil has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that make it a great addition to any facial regimen to help manage acne and potentially help reduce breakouts.

Yes, as long as it is diluted with a carrier oil. Cedarwood Essential Oil has antifungal and antibacterial properties that help with conditions like dandruff and hair loss.

Cedarwood Essential Oil has a multitude of Benefits. Cedarwood Essential Oil when diffused has been linked to decreased stress and anxiety. Cedarwood Essential Oil also has antibacterial properties when used topically, with a carrier oil. The EPA in 1960 deamed cedarwood oil a Pesticide and is used to help keep moths from eating clothes.

As long as you dilute Frankincense Oil you can use it on your face! A study shows that using Frankincense Oil on your face can help lighten sunspots, as well as evening out skin tone, and reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

Frankincense Oil can absolutely be used on the skin! Being that this is an Essential Oil it is important that prior to putting the oil on your skin you dilute it with a carrier oil. If you do not use a carrier oil the oil can cause skin irritations and potentially chemical burns.

Frankincense Oil is known to be a Versatile oil that has many different uses. Studies have shown that there are anti-inflammatory properties that may be able to help with arthritis. It is also known when being used for Aromatherapy to help open the airways and possibly help with asthma.

Cinnamon Essential Oil does not mix with water, so do not try to add it to a bath because the oil will separate from the bathwater and can cause irritation on any skin it touches. Also, we do not

Cinnamon Essential Oil is known to cause skin irritation such as intense burning and stinging sensations. For that reason, we do not suggest using Cinnamon Essential Oil on your face. If you do decide to try Cinnamon Essential Oil for any other reason than Aromatherapy, we suggest that you dilute it heavily with a Carrier Oil.

There are many Positive Benefits to using Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil for Aromatherapy. Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil has been known to help with stress and anxiety, as well as helping open up airways promoting healthy breathing.

Yes it is! There have been many studies over the years that have shown Lavender Essential Oil to help promote sleep and fight insomnia. There was a 2015 study published by the Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine that found a combination of proper sleep routines and Lavender Essential Oil therapy helped college students get a better night’s sleep.

Lavender Essential Oil is an essential oil made from the very aromatic buds of the lavender plant. The buds are collected and steam distilled to release the essence of the plant material. This essence, is the essential oil that we know and love.

Lavender Essential Oil is fantastic for insect repellent and is used in many commercial mosquito repellents. Not only can it help repel insects it can relieve insect bites by starving off bacteria and reducing inflammation. Lavender Essential Oil is also great for poison ivy.

Lavender Essential Oil is great for soothing many skin ailments. It works to kill bacteria, this can help prevent and heal acne; its soothing to the skin and reduces inflammation, helps to keep eczema and psoriasis at bay.

Lavender Essential Oil is popularly used to sleeplessness, anxiety relief, and restlessness. It has positive effects on the nervous system and calms the body and mind. Lavender Essential Oil has also been used for skin care and has help people who suffer from wrinkles, age spots and acne.

Rosemary Essential Oil is known to help with many things. According to folk medicine, it was used to relieve pain; it is used to help deter some garden pests and repel some blood-sucking insects; it may help increase circulation; and may ease stress when inhaled.

There are many studies conducted that indicate that inhaling rosemary essential oil helps prevent the breakdown of acetylcholine, a brain chemical important for thinking, concentration and memory. Further studies suggest that rosemary essential oil may improve brain function.

Rosemary Essential Oil stimulates hair growth. It is known to have anti-inflammatory properties, improve circulation and promote nerve growth. It can be massaged directly into the scalp, mixed with a carrier oil or into your shampoo.

Rosemary is an aromatic herb that is part of the mint family. It has an earthly taste with a slight bitterness and notes of citrus and piney’ness. The flavor profile includes hints of lavender, mint, and sage. Rosemary Essential Oil intensifies this taste and only requires a few drops.

Absolutely! Rosemary Essential Oil is a great substitute should you not have fresh or dried rosemary on hand. Essential Oil have a ton of flavor, and perfect for adding to dishes with just a few drops. Be sure it is a quality essential oil you are using.