Aromatherapy

The "Queen of Flowers." Rose nourishes dry, sensitive skin and has a rejuvenating effect. The 10% rose dilution is suitable for use in a fragrance lamp or as a perfume.

use
For room fragrance and personal aromatherapy. Consult the specialist literature for use in aromatherapy.

Tips:
- In case of grief and sorrow, gently massage 1-2 drops of 10% rose oil mixed with organic care oil into the chest area.
- For a sensual body oil, mix 80ml of organic jojoba oil with 4 drops of bergamot/2 drops of rose 10%.

The name "Salvia" comes from the Latin "salvare," meaning to heal or save. The purifying effect of sage incense has been known since ancient times. This essential oil is used in aroma lamps to purify rooms and neutralize negative vibrations. In aromatherapy, the gentler, similarly acting clary sage is often used. Avoid during pregnancy and around children, as well as in cases of epilepsy. Neurotoxic.

Application
For room fragrance and personal aromatherapy. Consult the specialist literature for use in aromatherapy.

Australian lemon myrtle has a relaxing and stimulating effect, and the dosage is crucial. In strong dilution, it has a calming effect; in higher doses, it can have a stimulating effect. The essential oil from the lemon-scented leaves is valued in aromatherapy for its diverse uses, including as a winter protection fragrance with a feel-good factor.

Application
For skin applications, highly diluted (0.5%), in the fragrance lamp pure or mixed 1-1-1 with lavender and mandarin red for calming.