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Your Guide to Amazing Aromatherapy

Cassia essential oil blends well with Cedarwood, Clove, Frankincense, Lavender, Lemon, Wild Orange, and ylang-ylang essential oils. Read on!

Cassia essential oil is derived from the bark of the Cinnamomum cassia tree. It has a warm and spicy aroma, similar to cinnamon.

Now that we have covered the energetic and therapeutic benefits of Arborvitae essential oil, let's explore some other ways you can use it.

Arborvitae is known as the "tree of life." This unique and powerful oil has a variety of uses and benefits.

Laurel Leaf essential oil is good for cleaning. Laurel Leaf essential oil has an herbal, spicy, and somewhat minty scent.

Did you know that there is more than one kind of lavender? There is! There are actually over 40 different types of lavender plants! 🌿

Extracted from the aromatic Davana plant, this oil is coveted for its diverse properties.

“How the heck do I incorporate this knowledge into my skincare routine?” It is super easy to start using essential oil regimen.

Toning muscles is all too often the topic when we talk about shaping up but did you know you can tone the skin?

Acne prone skin can get plenty of love from essential oils as well.

Let’s now look at some more nourishing plant oils that can be wonderfully healing and nurturing for your skin.

Cedarwood has many therapeutic benefits. It is antibacterial, astringent, anti inflammatory, a sedative for the CNS, and a decongestant.

Roman Chamomile essential oil is made by steam distilling the petals of the flower.

Dill essential oil is actually very supportive of your digestive and cardiovascular systems and can help calm the autonomic nervous system.

Hydrosol is the water that is collected as a byproduct when plant matter is steam distilled for essential oils.

Patchouli is actually part of the mint family. The essential oil is made by steam distilling the leaves of the plant.

Rose oil is not only a powerful healer of the physical body. It is also a strong spiritual healer.

It can take up to 600 bushels, or up to 36,000 pounds! of rose petals to make 1 pound of rose oil.

The obsession with roses is an old, old tradition. Some of the best things need no improvement. Meet Queen Rose.

Geranium can be a great substitute for rose in a fragrance or added to rose to increase that note, but is more cost effective.

Pink Pepper essential oil comes from the pink peppercorn tree. The oil is steam distilled from the fruit of the tree.

Grapefruit isn't just another pretty face. Grapefruit isn't only a wonderful aroma, she is very supportive to the soul.

Native to the Mediterranean, laurel leaves are a symbol of victory in Greek mythology.

Tea Tree is the more common name for this essential oil, but you can also often find it called Melaleuca.