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Gift Giving Guidelines

Gift Giving Guidelines

Aromatherapy Guideline for gifting aromatherapy-related products is to not give anything you would not like yourself. Chances are the gift recipient will have similar tastes to your own. You might also wish to consider how personal the gift is. [adinserter...

Getting Started with Aromatherapy Gifts

Getting Started with Aromatherapy Gifts

Aromatherapy No matter who the beginner is, it is easy to get started with aromatherapy. The first basic rule is to follow your nose. The second is to know your goal. In terms of following your nose, go to the local health food store with a notebook and pen. [adinserter...

Personal Care Gifts Using Essential Oils

Personal Care Gifts Using Essential Oils

Essential Oil When diluted in what is termed a carrier oil, such as olive oil or coconut oil, essential oils that are good for the skin can be used for shampoo, soap, moisturizer and more. Essential oils can also enhance and deepen the effects of sensual or therapeutic massage....

History of Aromatherapy & Essential Oils

History of Aromatherapy & Essential Oils

Aromatherapy Aromatherapy in Ancient Egypt and China The ancient Egyptians were well known for their belief of an afterlife. Aromatherapy helped them practice this idea. You are probably aware of the Egyptian belief in mummification. They were certain that if a person’s body...

Benefits of Essential Oils

Benefits of Essential Oils

Essential Oil The Benefits of Essential Oils for Relieving Stress and Anxiety Essential oils come from the “essence” of plants. Oil is derived from bark and leaves, roots and stems, and other plant components. That oil is then either applied topically to humans, pets,...

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