Whether or not you have a savvy essential oil user on your Christmas list this year, an aromatherapy or essential oil product can make the perfect gift. For those who love oils, there are many aromatherapy products that can be used with those oils. For those who may be new to oils and are unsure of how to use them, there are products made with essential oils, which requires less knowledge of how to use them or purchasing of other devices. All can enjoy and experience the therapeutic benefits for themselves.Online company Loving Essential Oils has launched two gift guides in time for the holiday season to help shoppers choose the best aromatherapy Christmas presents for essential oil lovers, as well as create homemade gifts using simple DIY recipes.You can find the guide “20 Best Aromatherapy Gifts for Essential Oil Lovers” at https://www.lovingessentialoils.com/blogs/essential-oil-tips/20-best-aromatherapy-gifts-for-essential-oil-loversThe recently released guide, written by Jennifer Lane, certified aromatherapist and founder of Loving Essential Oils, explores handpicked gifts for essential oil lovers and users.From essential oil cases to aromatherapy jewelry, the items included on the list are ones that Lane says she personally loves using with her essential oils, and she’s confident the gift recipient would enjoy them too.Along with wooden storage containers for growing oil collections, the gift guide includes specific brand recommendations for carry cases, a stainless steel car essential oil diffuser, a metal display shelf, a small travel case, a diffuser bracelet and necklace, and unscented lotion to make a custom blend with oils. There are recommended starter sets of oils and an essential oil reference guide.In addition to the gift guide, you can also find “12 Best Essential Oil Christmas Gifts to DIY Free Recipe Guide" at https://www.lovingessentialoils.com/blogs/diy-recipes/essential-oil-giftsLane writes that the most thoughtful essential oil Christmas gifts are often the ones made with essential oils so that they can be fully enjoyed by the receiver. Unless they are a savvy essential oil user, they may not know how to use a bottle of oil on its own.The recipes can be customized for the person receiving them, and are budget-friendly and all-natural. Lane also understands that some people may not be crafty and not want to take the DIY route, so along with each recipe, she provides an alternative brand suggestion.The list includes recipes for body oils, which make for good presents as they’re ready to use, already diluted and take any guesswork out of it for the recipient. It also includes recipes for sugar scrubs, which act as an exfoliant, body butter, lip balm, bath salt, foot cream, beard oil, roller remedies, perfumes, soap bars, and body wash.Loving Essential Oils offers a variety of aromatherapy supplies and other DIY essential oil recipes so that people can create their own natural products. Their tool kits, glass containers and bottles (including roll-on bottles and dropper bottles) can be ordered from their website, and used in combination with their variety of simple recipes to give customers natural essential oils.You can visit the links above for more information.