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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!

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.

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

The scent of Patchouli is sultry and dark. It has herbal, woody, narcotic notes, and an almost antiseptic or insecticide finish.

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

Brain Fog. Is this a familiar term to you? When you read those words, do they resonate with you? Maybe you’re more familiar with Brain...

Think of the kindest, most helpful, and sweet glitter bomb you could ever send! Simply put, Grapefruit oil is glitter.

Snowy Solstice Woods: Combining these mystery scents created a fragrance that evoked the spirit of the holidays. It’s warm and cozy.