Essential oils are very highly concentrated substances, so we rarely use pure essential oils, and only use small amounts of pure lavender or tea tree essential oils when treating burns, cuts, scrapes, and insect bites. … Read more
You might ask, “Doesn’t the peel contain vitamin C?” Good question. An important fact is that lemon essential oil is not derived from the pulp of the lemon but from the peel of the lemon, … Read more
Lemongrass essential oil is often used as aromatherapy to relieve muscle pain, kill bacteria from the outside, repel insects, reduce body aches and pains, and help your digestive system from the inside. It can also … Read more
Cedarwood essential oil is extracted from the wood of the cedar. Who would have thought that the oil from the tree could be beneficial to your health? Cedar has long been shrouded in mystery and … Read more
Roman Chamomile essential oil is considered to be one of the oldest and versatile essential oils and has been used for various ailments such as anti-spasmodic because of its high ester content. Today, it is … Read more
Considered sacred by the ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians and Hebrews, rosemary (Latin name: Rosmarinus officinus) is far more than just an aromatic plant that tastes great on potatoes and roasted lamb. It is also one … Read more