the catalog, which I refer to often, lists it as 'sensitive' and many
people have to dilute it topically. For a 3 year old almost everything
is best on the bottom of their feet of the antiviral variety like
Onguard and Oregano. I recommend diluting almost everything when they
are that young and just doing a small amount like swiping your pinky
across the bottle. The FCO (Fractionated coconut oil) and lavender
should work. Many adults react similarly with Onguard, and sometimes
melaleuca so watch that one too.
gin
On 12/27/2011 5:12 AM, Jeannie wrote:
> Use FCO over the area. Test the lavende on the inside of his elbow to
> see if there is a reaction. There are some "hot" oils in Og that may
> have caused this. Not sure of your baby was outside in sunlight but
> that can csuse skin sensitivities too.
>
> On Dec 27, 8:30 am, "Janice B."<janicebitt...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi, everyone: I recently used On Guard (neat) on my 3-year-old's neck
>> -- a quick swip after putting on pajamas with feet (I didn't take the
>> time to undress him to put it on his feet). Well, the next morning,
>> his neck was very red and welted, as well as a spot on his face and
>> around his eye (where he may have wiped some, I don't know). It's been
>> 3 days now, and it's still there, though a little less red. It does
>> not appear to be itchy or bothersome; it just looks terrible. I want
>> to put lavender on it, but I'm afraid to apply any more oils!
>>
>>
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