Aroma oils

The use of aromatic essential oils has long been practiced in medicine and cosmetology. The popularity of aromatherapy is explained by the fact that the components that make up the oils are absolutely natural and concentrated as much as possible even in a small drop. In addition, they have an excellent penetrating power, even in the deeper layers of the skin.

Aromatic essential oils find application in:

• treatment and prevention of colds and flu;
• the removal of a headache;
• reduction of pain syndromes in muscles and joints;
• aromatization of the room;
• As a soft soothing and relaxing remedy;
• filling of aromatic sachets;
• spirits;
• for the preparation of home cosmetics for skin and hair;
• aphrodisiacs;
• inhalations;
• massage.

In addition, aromatic oils are widely used for weight loss and as a remedy for cellulite.

Properties of aromatic oils:

• normalize the hormonal background, having a positive effect on the glands of internal secretion of the body;
• increase immunity;
• have a stimulating effect on the genitals;
• contribute to the purification of the body during intoxication;
• normalize the functioning of the circulatory system;
• have analgetic effect;
• are active against parasites;
• contribute to the renewal and recovery of skin after injury;
• have anti-inflammatory and bactericidal action;
• promote the normal functioning of the digestive and genitourinary systems;
• have a positive effect on the organs of the upper and lower respiratory tract;
• contribute to the normalization of the nervous system;
• have pronounced antiseptic properties.

The use of aromatic oil for the skin of the face

Facial skin requires careful daily care at any age. In cosmetology, the following aroma oils are used, depending on the type of skin and the need for rejuvenation (including for the lips and skin around the eyes):

1. Lemon.
2. Melissa.
3. Jasmine.
4. Rose flower.
5. Verbena.
6. Tea tree.
7. The Bigard.
8. Rosemary.
9. Geranium.
10. Orange.

Aromatic oils-aphrodisiacs

The use of essential oils as aphrodisiacs is based on the action of certain components that excite the nervous system and increase the erotic attraction. They can be used either separately or as a mixture:

1. Ylang-ylang.
2. Tuberose.
3. Vanilla.
4. Cinnamon.
5. Neroli.
6. Jasmine.
7. Vetiver.
8. Shizandra.
9. Muscat.
10. Citronella.

Aromatic oils for hair

Thanks to the addition of even a few drops of aroma oil in shampoo or grooming balm, you can strengthen the hair, make them thicker and give shine. The most popular oils for hair and scalp:

1. Bergamot.
2. Cayaput.
3. Incense.
4. Limett.
5. Spruce.
6. Cedar.
7. Pine.
8. Geranium.
9. Sandalwood.
10. Neroli.

Aromatic oils for massage

Applying massage oil instead of a regular cream will not only help to relax better, but also relieve tension and pain. In addition, knowing how to properly use aromatic oils as an additive in cosmetic wraps, you can get rid of cellulite and stretch marks (striae). The following oils are used for massage:

1. Peach.
2. Almond.
3. Apricot.
4. Avocado.
5. Grape seeds.
6. Olives.
7. Soybeans.
8. Wheat germ.
9. Macadamia.
10. Coconut.

Aromatic oils for the body

It is useful to add a few drops of essential oils in cream or body milk. This will moisturize the skin, saturate it with the necessary vitamins and increase elasticity. The most effective aromamasla in this case:

1. Cypress.
2. Petit Grein.
3. Oregano.
4. Ginger.
5. Myrrh.
6. Tea tree.
7. Lemon.
8. Juniper.
9. Pepper.
10. Sage.

Aromatic oils for colds and flu

As a medicinal and prophylactic oil is used in inhalations or aroma-lamp. Strong antiviral and antiseptic effects have aromatic oils:

1. Tea tree.
2. Eucalyptus.
3. Chamomile.
4. Melissa.
5. Mint.
6. Bergamot.
7. Hyssop.
8. Verbena.
9. Spruce.
10. Pine.

Aromatic oils for sauna:

1. Myrtle.
2. Mint.
3. Eucalyptus.
4. Pine.
5. Ylang-ylang.
6. Jasmine.
7. Geranium.
8. Fir.
9. Orange.
10. Bergamot.