Aromatherapy Oils - 15ml Bottles Of Pure Essential Oils For Psychological & Physical Well-being, Stress Relief, Mood Enhancement, And Skin Healing

Aromatherapy Oils

Aromatherapy is a healing art which roots lying in antiquity. It traces back more than 6000 years, since ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Persians, Romans and probably Chinese used to burn scented flowers and herbs and enjoy aromatic bath, massage and skin care for curative and cosmetic purposes. Aromatherapy is the practice of using volatile plant oils, including essential oils, for psychological and physical well-being.

Medical researchers have scientifically proved that Aromatherapy may produce both psychological and physiological effects. Aromatherapy benefits includes stress and headache relief, sleep improvement, mood boosting, hormones regulation, muscles relaxation, immune systems stimulation, blood circulation, skin diseases healing etc.

We offer the following 26 different aromatherapy oils in a packing of 15 ml each.

The benefits and uses of all the aroma oils are as listed below:

Citronella: clarifying and balancing, mosquito repellent as well

Sandalwood: used for enhancing meditation and spiritual practice

Frankincense: Its anti-depressant, euphoric qualities are used in psycho-aromatherapy to treat anxiety & nervous tension.

Cinnamon: sensual stimulant

Rosemary: Its warming qualities help with arthritic joints and rheumatism

Lavender: balancing, relieves pain, calming, relaxing, anti anxiety

Pine: The influence is thought to ease mental stress and anxiety, remove unwanted odors, and revitalize the mind and body

Lemongrass: aroma of Lemongrass oil is thought to promote psychic awareness and purification.

Green tea: revitalizing, rich source of antioxidants

Clove: antiseptic and antibiotic.

Eucalyptus: Its warming qualities help with arthritic joints and rheumatism, being used in compresses, baths, or in massage blends. It has a long reputation for helping memory, not only by stimulating the mind but by increasing blood flow. Sensual stimulant, increases blood flow where previously restricted.

Jasmine: Jasmine can be supportive in cases of anxiety, stress, skin conditions. Jasmine oil is uplifting and stimulating for times of hopelessness and nervous exhaustion. It helps reduce anxiety and apathy, and can increase excitability.

Myrrh: relieves coughs and sooths ailments of respiratory tract, anti spasmodic, regulates thyroid glands, promotes wound healing.

Lily: purifying, aids in relieving suffering.

Tangerine: sedative, promotes digestion, bile production and drainage of gall bladder, stimulates circulation

Rose: toning of heart, stomach, liver and uterus, astringent, expectorant, sedative, strengthens nerves, sensual, It is effective when used to balance female hormones, especially menstrual cramps.

Lotus: beneficial for arthritis and diabetes patients, skin infections and respiratory disorders, good for, promotes tranquility and meditation

Patchouli: reduces blood congestion, insect repellent, regenerates tissues, strengthening, works against womens diseases

Naagchampa: calming, relaxing, aids meditation, sensual, anti inflammatory, promotes healthy functioning of liver and kidneys.

Apple: boost and cleanses body system, counteracts toxicity

Vanilla: anti oxidant, sensual, anti carcinogenic, febrifuge, anti depressant, sedative, tranquilizing and relaxing

Mint: helpful in digestion, nausea and headaches, respiratory disorders, cough, asthma, skin care, pimples, insecticidal and germicidal

Tea tree: increases immunity, anti lice and anti dandruff, antifungal, anti septic, excellent for respiratory system, skin care and acne.

Amber: sensual, comforting, supporting and drawing away negativity.

Gardenia: helpful in the treatment of pain, nose bleeds, fever, and influenza; in healing wounds and reducing swelling, helps in treating hepatitis and bladder infections.

Mixed fruit: uplifting, pleasant, cures headaches, promotes happiness

How Does Aromatherapy Work?

The circulatory system is the bodys main system of transport. Although there is continual research into the specific pathways and effectiveness of each oil, essential oils are generally absorbed into the circulatory system via absorption through the skin or mucous membranes. Once the oil molecules have entered the bloodstream they travel throughout the body and effect it according to their properties.