A Quick Guide to Aromatherapy

A Quick Guide to Aromatherapy

Essential Oil Treatment

Rosemary and geranium Acne

Chamomile Eczema

Rose, lavender, neroli Dry and chapped skin

Tea tree Oily skin, insect bites, athlete’s foot and other fungal infections

Eucalyptus, lavender, thyme, peppermint, rosemary, Roman chamomile Sinusitis, bronchitis, coughs, sore throats, the common cold, the ‘flu'

Lavender Scalds and burn

Myrrh Mouthwash

Clove Toothache

Peppermint and rosemary Headaches

Anise, black pepper, marjoram, ginger Migraines, arthritis, joint pains, backaches

Pine oils and lemon Disinfecting and deodorizing pets

Grapefruit Stress and fatigue

Basil, chamomile, grapefruit, rose, ylang ylang Depression

Rose, marjoram Grief

Chamomile, lavender, neroli Insomnia

Frankincense Meditation

Rosemary Enhancing memory

Some Words of Advise

Before you embark on a journey in the world of aromatherapy, it is advisable to consult a trained aromatherapist and read up extensively on the subject. Before using the oils try a little bit on a patch of skin to check for allergic reactions. Aromatherapy is not recommended for pregnant women, for people having fever and those with fractures and broken bones.

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