What Is Aromatherapy and How Does It Work?

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Roses, Chocolate and Aromatherapy for Valentine’s Day

Whether you are alone on Valentine’s Day and taking the time to pamper yourself or your goal is to create an exotic, romantic, and sensual experience for your lover; the following aromas will arouse, relax and intensify the ambiance. Candles- Candles in addition to providing a romantic and magical environment raise the vibration of your … Continue reading Roses, Chocolate and Aromatherapy for Valentine’s Day

Aromatherapy Recipes for Combating Winter Stress and Blues

The winter solstice marks the longest night of the year. Less light, cold days and the busy holiday season can leave some folk feeling exhausted and down. Holiday eating and partying can leave one feeling sluggish. This article contains aromatherapy recipes for combating winter stress and blues. Stress may result in tiredness, headaches, insomnia, depression, … Continue reading Aromatherapy Recipes for Combating Winter Stress and Blues

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Blue Tansy-Did You Know?

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Did you know Blue Tansy is the oil of inspired action? Blue Tansy helps those that try to prevent action on what they know to be true. Instead of listening to their conscience they are indecisive and postpone action. Their will becomes paralyzed as they refuse to listen to their inner voice for guidance. Blue Tansy invites people to show their inspiration through action.

The Charlemagne and the Benedictine monks of St. Gall are just a few people of interest who have grown and harvested Blue Tansy for its valuable wellness-promoting properties. The ancient Greeks cultivated Blue Tansy for a variety of wellness practices, as well. The Irish have a history of using Blue Tansy to help with joint discomfort, and would combine it with salts in fragrant, calming hot baths.

Blue Tansy is best used for allergy relief, sore muscles and skin care. It also stimulates the thymus gland so it…

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