Essential Oils For A Summer Detox
Using your essential oils in an aromatherapy summer detox is the easiest and most pleasurable way to cleanse your body of toxins without having to resort to fasting . . .
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Sweet Fennel Essential Oil
Sweet fennel essential oil is obtained from the seeds of Foeniculum vulgare Mill. subsp. vulgare var. dulce, which belongs to the Apiaceae family of plants, and native to the Mediterranean . . .
Sweet Orange Essential Oil
Sweet orange essential oil is obtained from the rind of the fruit, and it is a the most commercially important of the citrus oils. Learn how you can use it in aromatherapy . . .
Essential Oils For Cellulite
Essential oils and simple massage at home can really help to fight cellulite and costs much, much less than all those expensive treatments at the beauty salon. Learn how . . .
Beautiful Skin From Within
Beautiful skin does not come from a jar alone – your diet and the performance your body’s internal organs all contribute to the condition of your skin
Cypress Essential Oil
The type of cypress essential oil used in aromatherapy is obtained exclusively from the leaves of Cupressus sempervirens, although it is not uncommon to find inexperienced oil suppliers offering incorrectly labelled cypress oil derived from other cypress species. This is because “cypress” is the common name given to several genera of evergreen, aromatic trees and […]
The Beauty Secrets Of Seaweed
Seaweed is truly a treasure of the deep, and has been used since ancient times to beautify skin. Learn more about its amazing ability to detoxify, revitalize, and renew skin and hair . . .
Bitter Orange Essential Oil
Bitter Orange essential oil is not as well known as it’s ‘sweet’ relation – discover the differences, its history, therapeutic benefits, and how to use it in aromatherapy . . .
Juniper Berry Essential Oil
Since ancient times, juniper berries have been used for medicine and as a spice. Discover the secrets of Juniper Berry essential oil – its history, properties and uses in aromatherapy . . .
by Sue Charles
Carol Stark
