I am a card carrying member of the TEA TREE FAN CLUB!!  I love that stuff. However, I can imagine by the end of the year I will have quite a collection of essential oils.Keep the recipes coming!

think im gonna have to invest in some almond oil

I like lavendar, for its fragrence and its benefits.  I also really like the smell of geranium and clary sage.

I'm a big fan of products with lavenderr oil.  It's good for all skin types because it balances and calms the skin.  Too much oil? Normal skin? Too dry? It works for all...it's also super fantastic on combination skin because it will adapt to balance it all out without irritating.Tea tree is a love/hate for me.  I do like the way it can stop a zit right in its tracks...but it's almost a little too much for my sensitive skin at times.  I always keep some products on hand with tea tree just for those bad skin freak-outs, but I use it sparingly...I do know that it has helped a LOT of people.My favorite smell, however, is bergamont.  I'm a sucker for ANY bath or shower product with it in there.  It smells good mixed with anything!It's just a matter of finding what works best for each individual.  Rock on, my essential oil loving ladies..

Well I've been using coconut oil for a deep conditioning hair treatment for a few week's now in a desperate bid to grow out my hair,then shampoo out in the morning.The only thing is coconut oil is solid at room temp so I always have to melt it.Jojoba oil does seem to crop up a lot as a carrier oil in receipes its supposed to be slightly more expensive but the best.Their are loads of oil's that I havent yet tried like avocado and apricot kernal as bases and  really want to get some borage and argan as they seem to pop up a lot in facial care products.Manuka oil smells horrible but really works as an antiseptic -on acne etc.

def. will have to try some of these....i'm  assuming they're each to be used individually....aromatherapy & ess.oils/ holistic health are areas that i definitely would love to learn more about....i guess its time to get out there & try some oils :) can't wait to hear what else you ladies love!

I've been using tto for aaages love it, and i actually like the smell too. I just got my order in from Garden of Wisdom. Got a 3 oils sample pack especially light oils for my oily skin- weird to think the putting oil on a wet face can make one less oily but it is true. it locks in the moisture. I havent tried the oils yet but they are : baobab oil, camelia oil, kakui oil.Cant wait to try em!!! will give updates 

To be honest, I haven't met an oil I (or should I say, my skin) didn't love. Jojoba is wonderfully moisturizing, TTO is great for fighting TTOMT breakouts, almond oil is super relaxing, olive+castor removes my mu effortlessly and cleanses my skin.. my favorite would have to be Vitamin E, though. It's seriously a wonder oil. I use it as a moisturizer, as an after-shave 'lotion' to keep my super sensitive skin from getting irritated (also makes my legs baby soft), under my arms after using my epilator to calm the skin.. it can do no wrong. The thing that amazed me most; I brought it with me when my fiance and I went to Daytona Beach this past spring. Even after slathering ourselves in sunblock, we still both got a bit burnt (him on his back and me right around the edges of my bikini top; lesson learned to apply the block under the suit as well). I rubbed the oil onto my chest and not only was there no pain whatsoever, but the redness had totally subsided by the next day and faded into a subtle glow! Usually after a burn I look like a lobster for weeks (a cruel boss at an old job gave me a nametag which read 'Big Red' after a burn years back). Fiance on the other hand, didn't want any oil.. and he was hurting pretty bad until he finally gave in and let me put some on him, lol. :P

I use castor oil and olive oil to deep cleanse my face once a week.  I've also used virgin coconut oil before.  I think I might just have to invest in that almond oil for my hair!

I am a huge fan of tea tree, for a burn or any type of skin issue it is GREAT. I have tried lots of the above mentioned oils and essential oils, they all work well. Lemon Balm is great, not exactly an oil, but, get a  little squeeze bottle in the vitamin and herb section of whole foods, a few drops in H2O and your stomach is calm and good-bye nausea. Also, the company Fresh has a Cannabis and Rose lotion, it is good for the skin, not just the rose but the cannabis too. That is for you Meg, a different way to use cannabis then smoking or tincture drops, which, by the way, is also a cure for a tummy ache. LOL

Ladies, thanks for all of the insight! You may want to explore Arbonne's Intelligence line of daily self-adjusting shampoo w/tto along with thermal fusion hair and scalp revitalizer. This is truly amazing with highly effective results, bottom line that's what we are looking for. They include vitasperes, tea tree, peppermint oils, licorice, rosemary, and sage extracts. Also, saw palmetto, horsetail, yucca extracts as well as vegetable protein and vitamins A C and E. My hair, although healthy, always looked dull, brassy, and lifeless. After trying this, I couldn't believe how thick and luxurious it became and with beautiful shine. I think it's the water that destroys my hair, too much chlorine and other chemicals. Anyway, it's something to consider. Cool thing about Arbonne is there are no chemicals, mineral oil, alcohol, animal biproducts and other stuff that causes irritation to the skin or hair in the first place.We are exposed to so many environmental elements already, I'll do anything to lengthen my life span. Organic is the way to go if you care at all about your body.Lety;)www.dreamfreespirit.myarbonne.com "the only time you should look down on someone is when you're reaching down and giving them a helping hand"

http://www.rescueremedy.com/My Mom gave me "Yoga in a Bottle" and believ me,it works!!!Looking forward to my girls in the kitchen yet again!!! :) 

One of my favorite things in my skin care regimen is the Oil Cleansing Method. I use a mix of Castor Oil and Grapeseed Oil to cleanse my face twice a week...It's great at breaking up clogged pores and nasty blackheads on my nose. Like hrhtracey stated, my skin hasnt met an oil it didnt love!

I use both jojoba oil & tea tree oil in my every day regimen. My face wash has tea tree oil in it, and I also have a few drops in my toner. If I have a blemish that needs serious help, I apply tea tree oil directly to the blemish and it clears up like magic. I use jojoba oil as a moisturizer on my face and body, and also in my hair. I apply a few drops to my hair before blow drying (or air drying) and apply another few drops as a finishing serum (works wonders). Just be careful not to use too much or you'll look like you haven't washed your hair in weeks :) I couldn't live without either of these products, and look forward to adding more essential oils into my routine. I just recently took an aromatherapy class and I am going crazy trying to figure out what to try next; there are so many great oils that are amazing for both your hair & skin. 

I am a follower of stylemama and the tea tree oil!  My husband is in line right behind me.  he gets dry patches on his nose, so I got the tea tree oil out and viola, the dry patch was gone and he was a happy camper! When ever he is having a break-out he says "Honey, can you get that miracle oil and do a treatment on me".  I am really enjoying this new feature on Megs.

Tea tree oil is great, but for my hair, Jojoba oil is probably the best, I like to mix some with conditioner when I have time to let it really soak in, and I use some as a leave-in conditioner when my hair is really dry.

I use tea tree oil, sweet almond oil, and just about every essential oil made.  I have over 50 oils along with dozens of books on making soaps and bath products..  I am into aromatherapy and am always making diffusers for various rooms or put a few drops or a combination in my diffuser that has a tea candle.  I have candle warming pads that I put water and essential oils in decorative bottle on.  I love scents and have a very delicate sense of smell.  I can spot certain smells at a 100 paces!  For pretty bottles and containers to put handmade bath salts/sugar scrubs, etc, I go to the thrift stores.  Amazing what you find there for 5 to 10 pennies.

this is great, i've never tried any specific herb or oil, i always burn oil with candles, but i definitely have to try this as well!

I've use Tree Oil before, mostly in hair products. I can't stand the smell.

I definitally cant live without lavender. I love it!! I even have a beautiful lavender tattoo!  However its beauty uses are limited.  I havnt tried alot of other opils but IM excited for all our little experiments!

tea tree oil is great. I've heard so  many people complain about the smell but its not so bad i just try to ignore it

I can't say I have a favorite oil. I use tea tree oil for pimples and Moo Goo cleansing oil. I love coconut oil as an in shower moisturiser too.

I've never tried any essential oil combinations or anything, but I do use vitamin E capsules and break them open to put on my acne scars.  I just started this, so I can't tell any progress yet, but I'll keep everyone posted!

Whoops! Double post.HOWEVER, I ran to iherb.com and just placed an order for tea tree oil, and sweet almond oil =)I love you ladies!!!!

I have used Rose hip oil as a serum on my face for the past year and I have to say my skin has never looked or felt more plump, filled out and generally smooth and glowy!  It works a treat for tired skin and can even be a great primer for make-up.  Ensure you get the 100% organic variety!