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Essential Oils
Essential oils are absorbed into the body via the nose and the pores of skin and hair follicles. From there they enter the bloodstream and circulate throughout the body. The beauty of aromatherapy is that you benefit from the inhalation and topical application of the essential oils.
- Use as a massage oil on affected areas of the body.
- Add a few drops of essential oil to a warm bath.
- Add a few drops of essential oil to a body wash.
- Use as a room freshener: put a few drops of oil with water in a spritz bottle.
$4.00 – $8.50 (3 variants)
A small evergreen tree, the aromatic Amyris is native to Asia, Haiti and other Caribbean islands,...
A small evergreen tree, the aromatic Amyris is native to Asia, Haiti and other Caribbean islands, as well as Central America. Patience is required, as this tree that grows to be 2-4 meters needs approximately 30 years before it produces its sweet essential oil. Amyris woody, balsamic aroma is relaxing and calming. Its cooling action also helps to relieve frustration and sexual tension as well as general stress and irritability. The scent is both uplifting and soothing. This oil slows the agin...
$3.00 – $7.00 (3 variants)
Cedarwood Atlas Oil can be used to assist with acne, arthritis, bronchitis, coughing, cystitis, d...
Cedarwood Atlas Oil can be used to assist with acne, arthritis, bronchitis, coughing, cystitis, dandruff, dermatitis, stress. It has warming, uplifting, and toning properties. Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil is considered to be comforting, reviving and an aphrodisiac. Atlas Cedarwood Essential Oil has been used in medicines and cosmetics throughout the ages. Atlas Cedarwood has been used in hair loss blends. Atlas Cedarwood Oil is especially good for energy work and healing the energy field. Th...
$4.00 – $10.00 (3 variants)
The small bushy shrubs grow at altitudes ranging from 8800 to 15,400 feet in the Himalayas. A jun...
The small bushy shrubs grow at altitudes ranging from 8800 to 15,400 feet in the Himalayas. A juniper berry is the female seed cone produced by the various species of junipers. It is not a true berry but a cone with unusually fleshy and merged scales, which give it a berry-like appearance. The berries are green when young, and mature to a purple-black color over about 18 months. The berries are plucked from the branches of the plant once a year, and dried and ground before distillation. They ...
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