Do You Know? Douglas Fir tree was used by the Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest to heal a wide variety of ailments and is widely considered as the classic Christmas Tress. It blends well with Vetiver, Bergamot, Cedarwood and Wild Orange essential oil. When use aromatically or topically, one gets from an “upset” emotional …
Do You Know? Cypress was once loved by the ancient Greeks so much that they actually dedicated cypress to one of their god, Pluto. When use aromatically or topically, once can get from a stalled emotional feeling to a progressing one. Cypress essential oil blends well with Lavender, Basil and Bergamot. Cypress Benefits Antiseptic Anti-rheumatic …
Do You Know? Coriander comes from cilantro herb seeds. When use aromatically and topically, one can get from a apprehensive emotional balance to a participating one. It blend well with ginger essential oil, clove and peppermint essential oil. Coriander Benefits Analgesic Digestive Anti-Inflammatory Antibacterial Antioxidant Antispasmodic Coriander Essential Oil Benefits and Uses For Nausea– Rub …
Do you know that Clove is a powerful antioxidant, measuring 300,000 on ORAC scale and as an essential oil? It blends well with Rosemary essential oil, Cinnamon essential oil, Wild Orange essential oil and occasionally Black Pepper essential oil. Remember to dilute for topical application as it may cause skin irritation. Clove Benefits Vermicide Anti-parasitic …
Do You Know? In latin, clary sage means “clear eye” and is consider “female essential oil” It blends well with lavender, ylang ylang and geranium. When apply diluted to each breast, one can benefit from natural breast enlargement. If use aromatically and topically, one can experience from “limited” emotional experience to “enlightened” emotional experience. Clary …
During the ancient Egyptians time, cinnamon was often traded as spices. And, if use aromatically, one emotional balance will elevate from that of denied to receptive. Dilute for topical use as it can cause skin irritation and blends well with myrrh, patchouli and wild orange essential oil. You may also try clove essential oil too. …
Do You Know? Cilantro is also known as “Coriandrum Sativum”. While cilantro, parsley and coriander are from the same plant, cilantro is extracted from the leaf while coriander from the seeds. It blends well with tea tree (melalecua), basil and lemon. It can bring your emotional from obessed to expansive when use aromatically and topically. …
Do You Know? Cedarwood can grow to cover 100 feet tall It blends well with bergamot, juniper berry and cypress. Before use, dilution is recommend to prevent any possible skin sensitivity. Cedarwood Benefits Anti-inflammatory Diuretic Astringent Antiseptic Insecticidal Sedative Cedarwood Essential Oil Benefits and Uses For Acne– Apply with 1-2 drops of tea tree oil …
Do You Know? Bergamot was used to flavor Earl Grey tea and blends well with Ylang Ylang, Lavender and Patchouli. When use topically and/or aromatically, one can get from inadequate to worthy. Bergamot Benefits Anti-inflammatory Antidepressant Antibacterial Antifungal Digestive Neurotonic Bergamot Essential Oil Benefits and Uses Addictions– Apply Bergamot essential oil to the back of …
Do You Know? Cardamom is known as the most expensive cooking spice and is a pretty close relative of ginger. It blends well with Peppermint, Lavender and Clove essential oil. When use aromatically and/or topically, one can feel their emotion balance shift from self-centered to charitable. Cardamom Benefits Antispasmodic Anti-inflammatory Decongestant Expectorant Tonic Carminative Digestive …
