Aromatherapy’s Core Antidepressant: Sweet-Tart Bergamot

Bergamot essential oilis subtle and uplifting, uniting one of the most enticing perfume aromas with the transformative potential of this plant’s powerful healing effects. The light green oil is pressed from the peels of the nearly ripe bitter oranges, with an scent like candy for grown-ups; the bright top note combines a fresh sweet-tart orange with slightly spicy balsamic undertones. A member of the botanical family Rutacae, the Bergamot tree (Citrus bergamia) grows up to 15 feet high and yields small round fruit that look much like miniature oranges. The Bergamot essential oil used in aromatherapy should not be confused with the familiar bergamot plant, also known as ‘bee balm’, an herb indigenous to North America.

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The use of Rosehip seed oil alone or in cosmetic
preparations has become extremely common due to this majical
oil’s effective skin and beauty care properties. The
luscioius reddish oil has been heralded as a miracle cure
for a myriad of skin conditions in. What really is this
wonderful liquid, and can it work it’s natural-beauty
wonders for you?

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Our fast-paced lifestyles often leave little time for taking care of our children as well as we’d like. Often, we find ourselves compromising between what would be the healthiest options and what’s most convenient. Fortunately, aromatherapy offers both; pure, effective natural medicines with simple, easy-to-use methods. The only time required is learning a little about a select group of essential oils, what they do and how to use them. Here’s a quick review of five important oils commonly used with children and infants, and some ideas on how to use them most effectively.

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What is aromatherapy, you may ask? First of all, it has been used for thousands of years. In it, essential oils are distilled from such things as plants, flowers and grasses. These oils are then used to treat different illnesses.

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A bath can be a great and relaxing way to get your self started in the morning, or end your evening. To get even more relaxation, and a little healing, from your bath, try adding some aromatherapy bath salts.

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Aromatherapy is extremely popular today. All you have to do is go into a natural food and herb products store to see all of the natural aromatherapy products that they have on display. If you do not yet know what aromatherapy is, you should know that it is simply the use of essential [...]

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Lavender is the safest, oldest, most well known healing plant. Throughout history it has been used as a medicine, cosmetic, herb and an aromatherapy oil.
The History Of Lavender Aromatherapy
Lavender is actually a memory of the mint family. It has been cultivated throughout the world for thousands of years. Lavender [...]

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There are many great uses for aromatherapy including massage, bathing or just filling a room with a scent. For this reason, a lot of people want to know how to make aromatherapy oils for themselves instead of purchasing them. The following are the several steps that you will need to take in [...]

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Aromatherapy is the science of using scents to help your body, your emotions and your nerves get to where you want to go. Aromatherapy uses essential oils of plants, fruits, resins, spices and even wood chips. Most aromatherapy essential oils are far too strong (and far too expensive!) to be splashed directly on the skin [...]

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Aromatherapy diffusers work a lot like a humidifier. A humidifier is a device that you add water to and the humidifier turns the water into steam and distributes that vaporized water to a designated area. People usually use humidifiers in cooler climates because the cold can sometimes cause the air to be very dry which [...]

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