Pasithea's Garden Blog
Your Guide to Amazing Aromatherapy

Did you know that strong pecs are partially responsible for improving your posture?

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

Our glute muscles are some of the strongest muscles in our body but also be some of the laziest. Low back pain? Culprit: likely the glutes!

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

Using nature to repel nature has never been so easy with so many choices! Isn’t it great that there are so many?

Aromatherapy can help us with the bug issue. Let’s talk about essential oils that help repel bugs.

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

The essential oils in our skin care products not just for their beautiful scents but for the wonderful therapeutic properties for your skin.

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

The Third Eye is the seat of our intuition. An open and activated Third Eye helps us to see the world with clarity, wisdom, & connection.

This fifth chakra is right where the name suggests, at our throat. It is SO important to the energy of communication.

The Heart Chakra, or Fourth Chakra, sits just about where your heart is.

Jojoba oil, or jojoba wax, is truly a gift from the Earth. Jojoba is not an essential oil, but it’s what we refer to as a carrier oil.

“Chakra” is a Sanskrit word that means “wheel”. Chakras are believed to be spinning wheels that are energy points in your body.

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.

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.

Tea Tree essential oil is a great oil for the Throat Chakra. Tea Tree is the Oil of Energetic Boundaries.

The world of essential oils can feel a bit intimidating but you really only have to remember a couple of rules. Rule #1: Frankincense.