Touchable Oils

Coriander, which comes from the Cilantro plant, is a sweet and warm essential oil, and has a relaxing and soothing effect. This oil can also help promote healthy digestive and circulatory systems. Some even believe it can help relieve cramps – both in the muscles and in the throat which causes coughing. During your next visit to our spas in Atlanta, ask if there is coriander essential oil available.

Many people have a problem with mice trying to come in and make themselves at home when temperatures begin to drop. To discourage mice from entering your home, apply several drops of straight, undiluted peppermint oil to cotton balls and place them where you suspect the critters are entering your home. They do not like the smell and this simple solution will usually keep them from entering.

Chamomile oil adds shine and softness to hair, and soothes the scalp.

Myrrh essential oil, with its traditional use and importance, is a popular go-to choice for skin tightening. It is a rich source of antioxidants which promotes blood circulation. It enables the flow of oxygen to the skin cells and thus aids in improving flexibility. Apart from its skin tightening abilities, myrrh oil acts as a great moisturizer and soothes skin. It treats dry chapped skin and reduces the appearance of wrinkles.

A drop of lavender directly on bug bites can soothe itching.

Essential Oil Tip: Make sure to clean your diffusers with white vinegar around once a week.

Rosemary essential oil can be used for muscle spasms this essential oil helps to relax muscles when used during a massage.

Essential oils are bottled plant extracts. They’re made by steaming or pressing plants to trap the compounds responsible for their fragrance, according to John Hopkins Medicine.

Lavander essential oil Improves Mood with its anti-stress and anxiety capacity’s, lavender is also said to be a great improver of mood.

Cypress Essential Oil benefits obtained from steam distillation of the needles and twigs of the evergreen tree, cypress has a variety of potential uses, including aromatherapy for relieving cough and flu symptoms and rheumatoid arthritis pain.