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Citronella is a classic bug repellent that’s widely known for its ability to ward off mosquitoes. Its fresh and citrusy aroma acts as a natural deterrent, making it an excellent choice for outdoor gatherings or camping trips. Mix a few drops of citronella oil with a carrier oil and apply it to your skin or create a homemade citronella candle for a bug-free ambiance.
Peppermint Oil
Not only does peppermint oil have a refreshing scent, but it’s also an effective bug repellent. Its strong aroma confuses and repels insects, particularly ants, spiders, and mosquitoes. Create a peppermint oil spray by combining it with water and a few drops of dish soap. Spritz it around windows, doorways, and other entry points to keep bugs out of your home.
Lavender Oil
Lavender’s floral scent keeps mosquitoes, fleas, and flies at bay. Additionally, lavender oil can soothe insect bites and provide relief from itching. Apply a diluted lavender oil blend to your skin or place lavender sachets in your closets and drawers to repel bugs while enjoying a relaxing aroma.
Lemongrass Oil
Lemongrass oil is an effective natural bug repellent with a pleasant citrusy scent. It’s especially useful against mosquitoes and ticks. Dilute lemongrass oil with carrier oil and apply it to your skin before heading outdoors. You can also infuse lemongrass oil into candles or use it in diffusers to keep bugs away from your living spaces.
Eucalyptus Oil
Eucalyptus oil is a powerful bug repellent, particularly against mosquitoes and ticks. Its strong scent masks the attractants that bugs use to locate their prey. Mix a few drops of eucalyptus oil with a carrier oil and apply it to your exposed skin or add it to a diffuser to create a bug-free zone indoors.
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When it comes to relaxation, lavender is the ultimate champion. Its soothing scent helps to alleviate stress, promote better sleep, and induce a sense of tranquility. Incorporating lavender essential oil into your body massage can help you unwind and release tension, leaving you feeling calm and balanced.
Eucalyptus
If you’re in need of a refreshing and invigorating massage, eucalyptus essential oil is your go-to option. Its cool and minty aroma clears the airways, revitalizes the senses, and provides a refreshing burst of energy. A eucalyptus-infused body massage can help relieve muscle soreness, improve circulation, and leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Peppermint
For an energizing and uplifting massage experience, look no further than peppermint essential oil. Its cool and minty scent has a rejuvenating effect on the body and mind. A massage with peppermint oil can help relieve muscle fatigue, boost focus and concentration, and provide a burst of energy. It’s the perfect pick-me-up after a long day or when you need a little extra motivation.
Chamomile
If you’re seeking a massage that promotes relaxation and serenity, chamomile essential oil is your ticket to tranquility. Its gentle and soothing aroma helps to calm the mind, reduce anxiety, and promote deep relaxation. A chamomile-infused body massage can transport you to a state of blissful tranquility, allowing your worries to melt away.
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Looking to add a touch of sensuality to your massage? Ylang-ylang essential oil is the perfect choice. With its exotic and floral fragrance, ylang-ylang creates a romantic and sensual atmosphere. It is known for its aphrodisiac properties and can help relieve stress, uplift the mood, and enhance the overall massage experience.
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]]>Each oil has a different scent and each plays a different role in adding calmness to your day. Here are the best ones for you.
Clary Sage
Inhaling clary sage essential oil can help activate the system that produces dopamine, the happy hormone. Put the oil in a diffuser or light a clary sage candle and receive the same effects.
Ylang Ylang
Ylang Ylang has a really pretty fruity floral scent which may help to calm your mood and lower your blood pressure. Spray some on your yoga mat before a stretching session or around the room to create a stress-free zone.
Rose Absolute
If you love the smell of roses in your home this is for you, It not only gives off a lovely scent, but it can also help you with stress management by preventing cortisol from spiking.
Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus is a familiar scent to most people and it is used to calm people’s nerves before important events. The oil is great for a morning shower to help you start your day calmly and relaxed.
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Lavender is one of the most versatile aromatherapy oils. It is great for relaxation and relieves stress. It also mixes well with other essential oils so it is the perfect starter oil.
Tea Tree
Tea tree is an antiseptic. It is great for treating cuts and if you apply a tiny amount on a spot, it will dry it up very quickly.
Peppermint
Peppermint is the essential oil you want if you have a cold. It clears your airways and is great for getting rid of head fog.
Frankincense
Frankincense is great for deep breathing and relieving coughs. It has also been shown to reduce wrinkles and fine lines around the eyes.
Rose Geranium
Rose geranium has a calming and uplifting effect on mood. It can help you balance your emotions and it is also popular among menopausal women as it is said to reduce hot flashes.
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Lavender has a calming effect and it helps improve circulation. This oil will help you relax and wind down at the end of a long day.
Copaiba
Copaiba, an oil distilled from a tree indigenous to South America, is great for overall skin health and the smell helps calm the mind. It also has anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties that can ease pain for those suffering from arthritis.
Frankincense
This oil has a woody aroma that’s relaxing and keeps your skin soft. It’s also known for its anti-inflammatory properties.
Eucalyptus
If you’re coming down with a cold or feeling sick, eucalyptus will loosen your mucus, it helps hydrate dry skin, and it soothes itchiness.
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This oil is a natural remedy that can help with pain relief. In other words, it speeds up the healing process. If you are willing to turn to more natural ways to treat your problems, this one is definitely a great option.
Fights Against Acne
If you’ve ever had acne, you know how important proper skincare is. Instead of getting all the medicine and pills that promise instant results, you should try copaiba oil. It can calm the skin, prevent wrinkles, and help it heal faster.
Protects The Liver
The liver is an organ that does so much for your body. Starting with detox, to producing enzymes, it really needs all the help it can get. This oil can prevent damage to the liver cells and help them heal faster.
Anti-Inflammatory Properties
All illnesses and conditions are related to inflammation, and this is one of the oils that can reduce or prevent it.
Scarring
This oil can help treat scars; all you need to do is continuously apply to the area.
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]]>Shower steamers are such a big thing in beauty right now. They are also very helpful for a number of health issues. You can now make your own natural version with several simple ingredients.
Ingredients:
This recipe for shower steamers requires you to get 3-5 tablespoons water, 1 cup citric acid, 2 cups baking soda, and 1 cup cornstarch. You should also add essential oils, depending on what you need the steamers for. If you only need a relaxing shower to opt for 80 drops of lavender oil and 40 drops geranium essential oil. People struggling with a cold should add 80 drops eucalyptus oil and 40 drops peppermint essential oil. Don’t forget to get soap molds.
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Instructions:
Use a large bowl and fill it with the citric acid, baking soda, and cornstarch. Mix the ingredients well. Start adding water, but only one tablespoon at a time. Take your time, and do everything very slowly. Test it with your hand, and when it feels like wet sand, that is when you should stop adding water. This is when you should also include the essential oils in the mix. Once you’re done add the shower steamers in the mold. Leave it for at least 12 hours before using.
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A number of essential oils can ease your nerve pain. Chamomile is definitely on top of the list, thanks to its amazing benefits. This essential oil causes the blood vessels around the nerve to constrict, which means the pain will either go away or become much lighter. The anti-inflammatory properties of essential oils are what makes them so good in dealing with this condition.
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Warm Bath
A nice warm bath is helpful in so many ways. It relaxes the muscles, which causes them to decompress the nerve and you will instantly feel better.
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Cayenne Peppers
The capsaicin in cayenne peppers is often used in creams that relieve from pain. So instead of buying these expensive products, you can include the peppers in your diet.
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Better Diet
According to scientists, foods that are rich in Vitamin B, omega-3 fatty acids and Vitamin C are very helpful in dealing with nerve pain. Your meals should not contain any preservatives or artificial sweeteners.
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The most common side effects from this kind of bite are swelling and itching. To combat this, use tea tree oil. This oil has anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-itching properties, so use it as quickly as you can after the bite to reduce swelling and irritation.
Spider Bites
Spider bites can cause itching, redness, and often be quite painful. Lavender is a good choice because it has pain reducing properties and can soothe your skin which will help with the redness.
Bee Stings
Unless you’re allergic to bee stings, you can treat the pain and stinging bite at home easily. Basil essential oil prevents a lot of strains of bacteria which can infect your sting, and a combination of lavender and tea tree can help with both the pain and the redness.
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Lavenders scent is soothing and calming and will help you unwind at the end of a long day. You can also use it as air freshener by adding it together with water in a spray bottle. You can also use it to treat burns, stings, and cuts naturally.
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Tea Tree
Tea tree oil is really helpful for people with dandruff or dry scalp but also has many disinfectant properties. Add it to a spray bottle with water and vinegar and you have a natural all-purpose cleaner.
Lemon
Lemon oil is absolutely necessary this summer because you can use it to make natural bug spray! Along with that, adding it to your beauty routine will help firm up drooping skin and help with dark spots.
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Peppermint
Peppermint oils refreshing and cooling aroma perks you up when you’re feeling sluggish, and also can be made into toothpaste! Simply combine it with baking soda and coconut oil and you have a natural toothpaste that will save you money and help the planet.
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