Re: [Everything doTERRA] itching after using lemon grass

I would apply lemongrass with carrier oil.  Lemongrass is actually a bit caustic (hot) and should be applied with a carrier.  You chose a good oil for bone spurs however.  Just make sure he isn't getting skin irritation from it.

Rob.

On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Tina <centralwardcalendar@gmail.com> wrote:

My Dad has been using lemon grass on bone spurs on his back.  He is
starting to itch.  Is this a sign that things are healing? or do you
think he needs to not use as much? Just was wondering what you guys
thought.

Tina

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