Pure Aromatherapy Essential Oils
I am very pleased that I can now offer you a great range or aromatherapeutic essential oils supplied by my good friend and excellent aromatherapist Helen Hammond of Scentsible Solutions. Helen is an experienced aromatherapist and her oils are carefully chosen from sources that produce the oils with organic and fairtrade principles in mind. Her oils are either cold pressed, steam distilled or CO2 distilled. These are some of the finest essential oils on the market in my humble opinion…
Below is a list of the oils I have on offer are very competitive prices (starting at £3.50 for a 10ml glass bottle of pure essential oil):
- Lemon – Refreshing and uplifting. Has an astringent and toning effect on congested skin. Acts stimulating on areas where cellulite occurs. Its anti baceterial properties make it an ideal household and kitchen cleaner. Contra indications: avoid sun after applying the oil
- Tea Tree - Tea Tree has been used extensively by the Aboriginal people for centuries, for its antiseptic & anti-bacterial properties, it posesses a sharp, clean aroma. Widely used in Aromatherapy, due to its wide range of therapeutic properties. A recommended oil for those new to using essential oils. Anti bacterial action and sueful insect repellent.
- Bergamot – Bergamot oil (citrus bergamia) has a refreshing & citrussy aroma. Uplifting & relaxing for the body & mind. Its astringent action make it beneficial for oily skin. Contra indications: avoid sun after appying the oil
Cinnamon – Cinnamon oil (cinnamomum zeylancium) has a warm, sweet & spicy aroma. Warming, soothing & analgesic. Relaxing and comforting during times of exhaustion. Contra indications: Care should be taken if applying to the skin in any preparation.
Rosemary – Rosemary oil (rosmarinus officinalis) has a strong, penetrating herbal aroma. Inhaling the oil can be useful when clear thinking is required,useful for students when revising & to focus the mind before exams aiding the memory to retain information. Toning & stimulating in skin & hair care, helps to maintain an even balance of sebum production, good for those with oily, combination skin & greasy hair. Contra indications: Avoid during pregnancy, if epileptic or have high blood pressure.
Eucalyptus – Eucalyptus oil (eucalyptus globulus) has a light, refreshing aroma, with a sweet,woody note. Used for centuries by the Aboriginal people for its antiseptic properties & to deter mosquitoes & other insects. Use in a room spray to deter flies & keep your home smelling fresh. During times when you need to concentrate & focus, add 1 or 2 drops to a tissue & inhale to clear & focus the mind. Contra indications: Dilute before applying to the skin.
Grapefruit – Grapefruit oil (citrus paradisi) has a light, refreshing, citrus aroma. Grapefruit has a toning action upon the skin & is especially beneficial for oily & congested skins. Add to body oils to stimulate & detoxify. Massage enthusiastically into areas prone to cellulite to encourage its dispersal.
Ylang Ylang – Ylang Ylang oil has a sweet, exotic floral aroma. Use to melt away the stresses & strains of the day, invoking feelings of calm & relaxation.Contra indications: Use in moderation, can cause headaches.
Peppermint – Peppermint oil (mentha piperita) has a strong, sharp refreshing aroma. Peppermint oil can help to clear the mind prior to making important decisions. Diffuse in offices & other work related areas to improve concentration & focus the mind. Contra indications: Do not use if taking homeopathic remedies.
Orange - Orange oil (citrus sinensis) has a refreshing & uplifting aroma. It’s cheery aroma imparts happiness & joy. When used in skin care its toning & astringent actions are especially useful for dull & oily skins bringing back a healthy glow. Contra indications: Phototoxic, do not expose skin to the sun after application.
