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Using Aromatherapy Recipes
Organic aromatherapy recipes have been used for centuries and
its usage is very diverse and spread all over the world.
Hundreds of recipes have been found and perfected over thousands
of years. Aromatherapy makes use of essential oils to combat
everyday maladies in our lives such as stress, depression,
indigestion, menopause, nausea, immune deficiencies, fatigue and
numerous others. The following aromatherapy recipes are for your
aromatic information.
First things first! Always remember that essential oils are very
potent and volatile liquids that can be very harmful if used
carelessly. CAUTION: Never apply undiluted oil on the skin
without use of carrier oil such as sweet almond oil, hazelnut
oil, sunflower oil or grape seed oil. Massage is perhaps the
most popular way to use essential oils. It combines the healing
art of aromatherapy with the healing art of touch. Self-massage
is just as effective as being massaged by another person and
lack of a partner is no excuse for not trying these relaxing
recipes. As a general rule, always use ten drops of total
essential oils per mixture, and keep it around five for maximum
effectiveness.
You can always concoct your own innovative recipe using many
essential oils that available in the market. You don't really
need a branded expensive aromatherapy product or go to an
expensive aromatherapy spa and some wholesale aromatherapy
vendors can be too expensive. Here are a few quick, instant and
easy natural aromatherapy recipes that can be formulated at your
home: · Beat the depression with 3 revitalizing drops of orange
essential oil and 2 drops of zesty ginger. · Drive out insomnia
with easeful drops of Roman chamomile, clary sage and bergamot
oils. · Reduce menstrual cramps with pacifying drops of
peppermint, cypress and lavender oils. · Soothe stress with
calming drops of Roman chamomile, lavender and vetiver oils. ·
Enhance memory with stimulating drops of peppermint and lemon
oils. · Boost your immune system with protecting drops of
eucalyptus, pine and peppermint oils. · Fight acne with toning
lavender and antiseptic tea tree oil. · Ease a grieving heart
with oils of warm rose and sandalwood. · Disinfect the kitchen
sink with the citrus smell of lemon, lime and grapefruit oils.
Apart from these most common recipes, you can also prepare
hundreds of them by using correct amounts of essential oils.
All-Purpose Face and Neck Massage: 3 drops violet oil + 2 drops
rose oil: in 20 ml of carrier oil. Add vitamin E for extra
richness. Anti-Tension Massage: 2 drops petit grain oil + 2
drops lavender oil + 2 drops sandalwood oil: in 20 ml carrier
oil. Apply on the neck, shoulders, and temples. Backache
Massage: 2 drop eucalyptus oil + 2 drops lavender oil + 1
drop
lemon oil: in 20 ml carrier oil. Focus on areas of tension with
fingertips. Bedtime Massage: 3 drop sandalwood oil + 2 drops
chamomile oil: in 20 ml of carrier oil. Calming Back Massage: 4
drop ylang ylang oil + 3 drops jasmine oil + 2 drops geranium
oil: in 20 ml of carrier oil. Circulation Improvement Massage: 6
drop lavender oil + 4 drops rosemary oil + 2 drops vetiver oil:
in 4 oz. of sesame oil. Face and Neck Massage: 2 drop galbanum
oil + 3 drops neroli oil: 20 ml carrier oil. Hand Massage: 5
drops lime oil + 5 drops thyme oil + 5 drops eucalyptus oil + 5
drops cajuput oil: in 4 tablespoons carrier oil. Leg Massage: 2
drops cypress oil + 2 drop lime oil + 1 drop lemon oil: 20 ml
carrier oil. Massage on calves, using gentle pressure on
varicose veins. Mature Skin Massage: 2 drop myrrh oil + 2 drops
lavender oil + 2 drops neroli oil: 20 ml wheat germ oil.
Pain-Relieving Massage: 3 drop pine oil + 3 drop eucalyptus oil
+ 3 drops frankincense oil: 20 ml carrier oil. Apply on sore
joints. Relaxing Full-Body Massage: 3 drop neroli oil + 2 d
jasmine oil: in 20 ml of carrier oil. Relaxing Massage: 2 drops
geranium oil + 2 drops rose oil + 2 drops lavender oil: 20 ml
carrier oil. Face and scalp massage. Sensual Body Massage: 2
drops patchouli oil + 3 drops geranium oil + 3 drops rose oil:
20 ml carrier oil. Stimulating Body Rub: 1 drops peppermint oil
+ 1 drops myrrh oil + 2 drops lavender oil: 20 ml carrier oil.
This is an excellent winter rub. Summer Stimulating Massage: 2
drop lemongrass oil + 3 drops orange oil + 1 drop rosemary oil:
20 ml carrier oil. Good for back and shoulder massages.
Uplifting Massage: 2 drop bergamot oil + 2 drops orange oil +2
drops petit grain oil: 20 ml carrier oil. Good early-morning
body rubs. Varicose Vein Massage: 2 drops lime oil + 2 drops
cedar wood oil: in 20 ml carrier oil. Rub lightly, using only
fingertips. Wrinkled or Puffy Face Massage: 2 drops rose oil + 1
drops violet oil + 1 drops geranium oil: 20 ml carrier oil. Rub
lightly on face, using only fingertips. Oils which are not
preferable for home use include: cinnamon, clove, hyssop, and
sage. Oils which should not be used during pregnancy include:
basil, clove, cinnamon, fennel, hyssop, juniper, marjoram,
myrrh, peppermint, rosemary, sage, and white thyme. Oils which
are not recommended for steam facials include: bay, clary sage,
ginger, juniper, pine, and tea tree. Oils which are
photosynthesizing include, but are not restricted to: lemon,
bergamot, lime, and orange. Do not go out into the sun for at
least two hours after applying these oils to your skin.
About the author:
Find more great aromatherapy information at http://www.essentia
laromatherapy.co.uk
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