OUR BUSINESS

Oil of the Good Samaritan is a small Australian business located in Northern NSW. We are a proud to be part of the growing cottage industry in Australia, creating oil blends that will help protect you and your family.  All of our products are individually handmade with care to ensure the right blend and highest quality of ingredients are used. We use Australian made ingredients, where possible, and all our ingredients and bottles are purchased through local Australian  suppliers.
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The Oil of the Good Samaritan, Oil of Saint Michael and our new Calendula Savle are a blend of special essential oils that will fight disease and promote a peaceful environment.

Oil of the Good Samaritan active ingredients are:

• Lemon essential oil
• Rosemary essential oil
• Eucalyptus essential oil
• Clove essential oil
• Cinnamon essential oil

Oil of Saint Michael Archangel active ingredients are:

• Lavender essential oil
• Geranium essential oil

Calendula Salve active ingredients are:

• Calendula infused coconut oil
• blended with Oil of St Michael

These essential oils are blended with Australian Olive Oil, fractionated coconut oil or set in 100% Australian bees wax. All are nourishing for your skin.

Our goal is to make these special blends, as directed by Blessed Mary and St Michael Archangel, and to ensure it is available to all Australians seeking these oils. These blends will help protect and heal us from disease that we will be exposed to now and over the coming years.​

BENEFITS

​Oil of the Good Samaritan is a blend of essential oils that help purify and protect your immune system.

Benefits include:

• Boosts the immune system
• Antimicrobial activity (anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and antiviral)
• Fights nasal and sinus congestion
• Promotes respiratory and cardiovascular health
• Energises and uplifts your mood

The Oil of the Good Samaritan does not claim to cure disease rather this recipe prevents contagion and should be used to help protect you from a range of airborne disease by purifying the air you breathe and absorbing the essential oils through your skin.

HOW TO APPLY THE OIL OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN

To protect you and your family you can topically apply and absorb Oil of the Good Samaritan through your skin or use it to purify the air by vaporising it. We do not recommend this oil is ingested.

Suggested applications

• Roll a tiny amount on your ear lobes
• Dab on both sides of your neck and inside your wrist on both hands
• Lightly spray onto your mask or pillow
• Drop several drops into oil burners or diffuser in your home and office, or simply pop a few drops in a pan of boiling water and vapour will diffuse in the air

Other uses

• Wound care: rub a little over cuts to help prevent infection and promote healing
• Congested or tight chest: rub a little over your upper chest and throat
• Cold and flu protection: rub a few drops onto the soles of your feet
• Lung congestion: breath in vapour from a diffuser or vapouriser
• Cleaning: add a few drops your dishwashing, mop water or lightly spray over your surfaces and wipe down
• Air travel: carry a bottle on every flight (popping a few drops on your ear lobes or inside wrists as suggested above)
• Cold sores: dab a little oil directly onto the infected area to sooth and help remove
• Insect repellent: spray evenly over exposed skin

These oils are not recommended for small children and you should keep out of reach of little hands. Consult your doctor if pregnant.
If you have an adverse reaction, wash the affected area with plenty of water and consult your doctor.
​Make sure you consult a health care provider before using the Oil of the Good Samaritan or Oil of Saint Michael Archangel in lieu of your usual medications.

HISTORY

The Oil of the Good Samaritan is based on the renowned Thieves Oil.

In 1413 the Bubonic Plague (Black Death) killed over 200 million people. Legends tell the story of four thieves who were captured and accused of taking the belonging of dying and dead people. When the thieves were prosecuted the magistrate offered them clemency if they revealed how they avoided getting infected while they were stealing.

The thieves said that they were perfumers and merchants of spices, and that they had heard of a special preparation of aromatic herbs which by rubbing it on their hands, ears and temples protected them from disease. This is why it was called Thieves Oil.
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In 2016 the name was changed to the Oil of the Good Samaritan, as directed by our Blessed Virgin Mary, and is to be used to protect us now and in the future. In 2022 our business started blending the Oil of the Good Samaritan because we wanted to make sure all Australians who seek this product had access to it. It will help protect us from disease that we will be exposed to now and over the coming years.​

SELF CARE

To ensure your body doesn't react with these oils first test the mix on your forearm, wait 25 minutes. If skin reddens, wash with plenty of water and little by little the redness will disappear.  Do not ingest these oils, they are for external use only.

Consult your doctor if pregnant. ​Make sure you consult a health care provider before using the Oil of the Good Samaritan in lieu of your usual medications.

Keep out of reach of children.

Keep your product in a cool place out of direct sunlight. Do not expose the oils to the air for a long time; keep them in a tightly closed amber colour glass container to prevent them from volatilizing and evaporating.