Essentials oils can be used singular, and be extremely useful for multiple purposes. You make magic combining them as well, knowing your oil makes all the difference when using your oil. Here at Keep Calm Aromatherapy, we learn and study our oils, their blending factors, and compatibility for the overall goal to health and wellness. Mother Nature is so generous, constantly gifting us soothing and revitalizing plants for us to evolve with. A beautiful family. Remember with oils, dilution is key.
Eucalyptus
Latin name: Eucalytpus globulus Labill
Distilled from the leaves and mature branch of plant.
[Region found: Australia, South Africa]
Known for: a fresh, clean, camphor-like scent. Lovely in the shower or the diffuser when you want to feel clear-headed and awake.
USED IN:
Limble massage oil, intended for deep, relaxing massages after a long day.
Lavida Linen spray for a fresh, clean note.
Aromachemist notes: Eucalyptus is a wonderful oil, so refreshing and most commonly used for diffusing and bath soaks. I love using it in a massage oil as a happy medium. It doubles the benefits, you gain the aromatic emotional and mental benefits while reaping the muscle relaxing physical effects on your skin.
Geranium
Latin name: Pelargonium graveolens L’Her
Distilled from the leaves of the flower
[Region found: Egypt, Madagascar, China, Bulgaria, England, USA]
Known for: a rosy, balancing floral scent, and a favorite in skin care for oily skin.
USED IN:
Lavida room linen spray, intended for refreshing the air, creating an uplifting euphoric environment.
Melo Mango body butter, intended for a soft, moisturized glow and an uplifting mood.
Aromachemist notes: Geranium is a woman’s bestfriend (men love geranium as well), a comforting scent through every season of life. Emotionally relaxing and motivating. A great oil that caters to all your replenishing needs.. Your skin will love it too.
Lavender
Latin name: Lavendula angustifolia
Distilled from the flowering tops
[Region found: France, Bulgaria, England, USA]
Known for: a soft, floral, calming scent, the classic wind-down oil.
USED IN:
Lavida room linen spray, intended for mental ease, supportng a clean fresh environment
Aromachemist notes: Lavender is the first oil I began my collection with, it’s the starter oil for many people who indulge in aromatherapy, the popularity behind it is justified. This powerful oil is great for just about any need you can think of. Blending it in a spray gives you control of your environment. Its scent is so powerful, altering even the worst of moods. Lavender is soothing, relaxing and tranquilizing in the best way possible. Lovely around children as well, at a lower dilution, for a soothing bedtime.
Lemon
Latin name: Citrus Limon
Expressed from the peel of the fruit
[Region found: Italy, Argentina, Sicily, Cyprus, USA
Known for: a bright, clean citrus scent.
USED IN:
Lavida room linen spray, intended for a clean, fresh-smelling space and a clear, focused mood.
WAKEMEUP Shower melts, intended to refresh, provide clarity and motivate energy boost for morning routine
Aromachemist notes: Lemon is so refreshing, the perfect alarm clock for your nostrils, making it very obvious why I chose to blend it with WAKEMEUP synergy.. Adding it to the Lavida formula is ideal for a calm study session, or when you’re cleanng your home. So fresh and so clean, word to outkast.
Orange
Latin name: Citrus sinensis
Expressed from the peel of the fruit
[Region found: Italy, Israel, Spain, USA]
Known for: a sweet, cheerful citrus scent that lifts the mood.
USED IN:
Melo Mango body butter, intended for a cheerful, uplifting scent while you moisturize
WAKEMEUP Shower melts, intended to vitalize mood for a smooth morning routine
Aromachemist notes: I love orange, it’s invigorating, its emotional properties works wonders in the showermelts and body butter, adding a little zest to the day. Like a fresh glass of orange juice, absorb the benefits of that juicy fruit in the air
Tangerine
Latin name: Citrus reticulata
Expressed from the peel of the fruit
[Region found: Southeast Asia]
Known for: a sweet, sunny citrus scent that’s calming and cheerful at once.
USED IN:
WAKEMEUP Shower melts, intended to motivate and boost energy in a calming way.
Aromachemist notes: Tangerine is my favorite citrus, personally feel it’s the most potent scent wise of the citrus family. I love the oil as much as I do the actual fruit. The refreshing mental properties are why I incorporated it into the shower melt blend. What a great way to start the day.
Wintergreen
Latin name: Gaultheria fragrantissima
Distilled/steamed from the leaves
[Region found: Nepal]
Known for: a cool, minty, powerful scent. It contains methyl salicylate (similar to aspirin), so it must always be well diluted and kept away from children.
USED IN:
Limble massage oil, intended for deep massages after a workout or a long day.
Aromachemist notes: Wintergreen is such an alluring oil, and highly potent. Extra caution is needed when blending/using this oil. It’s normally not recommended for aromatherapy usage, however with much research and experimenting I found a great way to dilute it. In Limble, it adds that cooling, soothing feel to a deep massage. It smells so good, children think it’s candy. Please keep out of reach of children, and dilute dilute dilute when in use.
Ylang Ylang
Latin name: Cananga odorata
Distilled from the flowers
[Region found: Reunion islands, Comoros, Madagascar]
Known for: a rich, sweet, exotic floral scent, romantic and mood-lifting.
USED IN:
Lavida room linen spray, intended for a sense of reassurance and a euphoric, uplifting mood
Melo Mango body butter, intended for a rich floral note your skin and senses will love
Aromachemist notes:Ylang Ylang is enticing, she’s fiery and floral all in one. A pleasant motivating oil, Using it in the body butter makes your skin feel pampered, while in the spray it creates a euphoric environment that is as relaxing as it is productive.
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