Essential Oils

When people start to look at using aromatherapy and oils, we are often asked What is Tea Tree oil good for? In short, it’s good for most things. It’s a wonderful starter oil for natural remedies an...

The refreshing smell of lemons is one of the most recognizable scents. It has been used as a home remedy for various issues. In addition, small medical studies have investigated the benefits of the...

When people start to look at using aromatherapy and oils, we are always asked how to use Vetiver Oil. In short, it’s fantastic, has a ton of practical uses, and is so deliciously dark and seductive...

Rich in antimicrobial and antioxidant compounds, aromatherapists usually use oregano oil for issues like colds, indigestion, and inflammation. Carvacrol is an antimicrobial superpower, and many oth...

As we move towards a more natural home, a popular DIY method of using peppermint essential oil to repel mice is coming into question. Mice do not like the strong aroma of peppermint oil. The smell ...

Does Tea Tree oil help with Dandruff? The answer is a big booming YES. It's a wonderful oil when looking at natural remedies for washing or conditioning hair affected by dandruff. This is because o...

What is Patchouli oil good for? Aromatherapists use patchouli to treat various ailments, from colds to abdominal pain. The oil is also used to relieve depression, and stress, calm nerves, control a...

Herbalists have used rosemary tea to make hair glossier for at least two thousand years. However, since oil and water don’t mix, if you want to try and use essential oils to do the same, you will r...

What is Rosemary essential oil good for? One of the most useful essential oils in the aromatherapist toolbox, it is mostly used for nerve pain, its antimicrobial properties, and its ability to focu...

Does Peppermint Essential Oil Repel Mosquitoes? Welcome to the world of authentic aromatherapy, the way the plants designed it. Today we’ll look at how and why peppermint essential oil repels mosqu...

Frankincense oil is often referred to as the “King of Oils” in some circles because of its versatility in almost every aspect of our lives. Historically aromatherapists have used both frankincense ...

It was said that the Queen of Sheba ruled the Silk Routes of Biblical times. Armed guards in 700BC escorted her caravans of Frankincense exports, and the route was so clearly defined that she would...