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Tag: aromatherapy
Herb Power: Lavender
Lavender has been popular for hundreds of years now, mostly for its strong aroma, but also as a decoration, in the cosmetics industry, as a natural remedy, air freshener, or insect repellent. Read More
Power of Spice: Cinnamon
Cinnamon bark from trees grown in Sri Lanka, however, is considered the true cinnamon, and is labeled as Ceylon cinnamon. Read More
Introduction to Essential Oils
Essential oils are the life-blood of the plant, protecting it from bacterial and viral infections, cleansing breaks in its tissue and delivering oxygen and nutrients into the cells. In essence, they act as the immune system of the plant. That is why they are so essential to the plant without them, plants could not survive. Read More
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang reduces negative emotions like fear, uncertainty and depression. Read More
Specialty Carrier Oils
Rosehip Seed Oil is a wonderful carrier oil for treating the skin. It can be used to reduce scarring and facial lines and to assist in healing burns. However, it is not recommended to treat acne. Read More
Rock Rose Essence
Rock Rose Essence has been used by natural healers since the middle ages for infections, and especially for the skin. Read More
Book: Healing Oils of the Bible
Aromatherapy Theory and the Blood-Brain Barrier. We can reprogram cells with the correct information so they can function properly… Read More
Aromatherapy Guide to Emotions
Many uses for aromatherapy: anger, anxiety, sadness, fatigue, grief, guilt, insecurity, insomnia, panic, restlessness, worry and more. Read More
Aromatherapy Guide to Afflictions
Many uses for aromatherapy: pain relief, antimicrobial, aphrodisiac, astringent, decongestive, deodorant, diuretic, expectorant, immune boosting, insect repellent and so much more… Read More
Aromatherapy Guide by Function
Many uses for aromatherapy: pain relief, antimicrobial, aphrodisiac, astringent, decongestive, deodorant, diuretic, expectorant, immune boosting, insect repellent and so much more… Read More
History of Aromatherapy
It appears that the ancient Egyptians were the first to recognize the therapeutic potential of essential oils. They created fragrances for personal use as well as for ritualistic and ceremonial use in the temples and pyramids. In 1817, the 870 foot long Ebers Papyrus, dating back to 1500 B.C., was discovered. Read More
Aromatherapy Carrier Oils
Aromatherapy Carrier Oils (apricot, jojoba, sesame, sweet almond) are used to dilute essential oils… Read More