Essential oil use in natural and organic skin care is anti-aging, relieves stress related skin conditions and sensitivity, and reduces inflammation. Natural skin care ingredients, including essential oils, create a connection to nature proven to help human health and ease emotional anxiety and stress.

Essential oil use in natural and organic skin care is anti-aging, relieves stress related skin conditions and sensitivity, and reduces inflammation. Natural skin care ingredients, including essential oils, create a connection to nature proven to help human health and ease emotional anxiety and stress.

Essential oils and natural botanicals are effective treatments for damaged skin and common sensitive and facial skin conditions. There are several natural extracts to choose from with powerful anti-inflammatory and cell regenerative healing properties.

How to Make a Natural Essential Oil Hand Sanitizer for Protection From Virus Infection. The outbreak of COVID-19, the coronavirus, has the whole world on guard in a fight to prevent virus infection. Beyond the most effective prevention; stay home, wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds, and avoid touching your face; using a hand sanitizer offers an added protection.

Wash your hands with soap and water is the mantra in the age of a pandemic viral infection. Washing and sanitizing so excessively is likely to dry and chap the skin. Soaps, alcohol and even tap water, have the ability to break down the oils and proteins that protect the skin from damage and moisture loss. A good, pH balanced hand moisturizer, applied regularly, can mimic the protective layer and assist in holding and maintaining moisture in the hands.

Choosing the best essential oil remedy should not be such a daunting process. To the essential oil beginner, selecting the right oil for a desired treatment can seem difficult. This too, at times, is true for the seasoned aromatherapist. It’s common to choose essential oils through recommendations taken from a book, an online blog or from another user.

There are some extraordinary essential oils that can reduce inflammation and relieve the pain and the degenerative and oxidative damage inflammation may cause.

I woke in a dream state the morning after my mother died in 2011. I was composing a fragrance, focused and alert within dream-state consciousness. An aromatic composition that was my mother. This dream-work was vivid to the point where I couldn’t, didn’t want to, let it go. I hopped out of bed and went to my space to create the formula.

The best solution to build resistance and reduce the risk of infection is to be in a state of healthy mind and body. When dealing with pathogenic disease, the safe and intelligent use of essential oils chosen for known antiviral and antibacterial properties, with consideration of those with support of immunity, accompany a healthy diet and lifestyle. The question is, do essential oils “boost” or stimulate immunity?

Laying in a field of grass and wildflowers, a stroll by a rose bush or gathering a deep breath through a eucalyptus grove, all can produce a positive shift in attitudes and vitality. Nature heals. When the opportunity to be in nature is missing, bring nature home by diffusing the essential oils from the forest, from the fields or from the garden.

Seems that in order for a “natural” to be therapeutic it has to be believed in. A contrasting common belief shared among the mainstream is that naturals cannot have healing properties due to a belief it is not scientific. The not scientific belief is supported by media and political points of view, really a corporate platform, which become laws and stories alerting the public in what to believe.

Truth is my aromatic friends, there is no best. Essential oils can be good, great, bad, exquisite, synthetic, adulterated, complete, and, just not best. The issue with “best” is that it is a very subjective definition, and mostly a response to the “best” marketing. The process of purchasing exquisite and amazing essential oils involves trust and . . .

Though conclusive evidence to the health risk of blue light, 5G, and RFR/EMR exposure is challenged, there is still enough concern that would suggest being vigilant. You can’t stop it and can’t really get away from it when living in our current techno-industrial-lifestyle. These frequency waves are everywhere - and doesn’t it piss you off when there aren’t enough and you don’t get good cell reception.

What is the most effective healing product, technology, personal skill, or technique you use for self-healing? Think about what makes this work. You’ve studied, learned, googled, and have been marketed to know this product or system, gathering the information and following instruction and process. You have in your mind that this is your most effective and powerful healing tool, and it delivers results. What, though, really makes this tool work for you?

This is a followup to the blog Emotions, Scent and the Law of Attraction. It’s suggested that you read that article before reviewing these how-to steps to accomplish the goals introduced in it. There are several techniques that can be used within an emotion, scent and law of attraction system. The basic premise is to create a system that enhances the focus and desire behind any goal; health, beauty, personal life or business.

Is any essential oil really calming? Yes, would be the simple answer, but no is correct if you look at the evidence and complexity of essential oil activity and olfactory science. In several studies it was found “verbal cues” can change the activity of an essential oil, or any scent. Putting to question, what makes the essential oil calming?

Healthcare is a responsibility, not a right. The suggestion that healthcare is a right is a political statement based on the distorted view that health comes from the techno-driven industrial medical complex that controls what people consider to be care of health. The political and commercial healthcare concept is a “sick care” system, not care of the health.

Essential oils are an incredibly effective healing tool, are often misunderstood or misinterpreted, and are a bit edgy andmysterious - and can appear rather ridiculous to those outside the aromatic church. Attempts to explain or define essential oils is further complicated by those who use and study them and, due to a cultural demand, attempt to box aromatherapy up nice and neat, whether the information or logic used is accurate or not.

I've been using essential oils in skin care for many years now. Actually, it's been the main focus of my long aromatherapy career. Listening to some industry professionals, medical practitioners, bloggers who think they know something, and the warnings from other areas of, well, other people who say they know, you'd think that essential oils are not safe in skin care. Does using essential oils in skin care make me crazy?

This is part two of a two part series. Please read part one first if you haven’t already (well, that makes sense). What is sensitization? Does essential oil quality have anything to do with irritation and sensitivity? Continue the story and find out just what you can do with essential oils in skin care and how to avoid any unpleasantries.