Aromatherapy Oils
Aromatherapy Massage Oils
Massage is the ultimate experience that essential oils have to offer, and you do not have to be a professional Aromatherapist to use them in this way. Massage oils can also be used as a moisturizer for your skin, either by adding a spoon (5ml) of a blend to your bath or by applying the oil after bathing. Macadamia Nut oil is a more expensive carrier oil than Grapeseed oil but it soaks into the skin relatively quickly and does not leave any residue. If you would like a high quality carrier oil that is not as expensive, Sweet Almond oil is a good alternative.
Avocado carrier oil gets absorbed into drier, finer skin quickly. Its richer, heavier structure makes it a very good moisturizer and is an excellent base under make-up.
Where the skin is scarred (like from chicken pox, acne, cuts or more severe wounds) try and use Calendula oil as a carrier. In many cases, it has significantly reduced the appearance of scar tissue. Also its softening and encouraging for the skin's normal growth.
- Massage Oil Recipe 1 : Pellucidity
- Massage Oil Recipe 2 : Glee
- Massage Oil Recipe 3 : Eraser
- Massage Oil Recipe 4 : Save
- Massage Oil Recipe 5 : Rejuvenation

- AROMATHERAPY ESSENTIAL OILS
- Chamomile Essential Oil
- Eucalyptus Essential Oil
- Geranium Essential Oil
- Lavender Essential Oil
- Lemon Essential Oil
- Peppermint Essential Oil
- Rosemary Essential Oil
- Sandalwood Essential Oil
- Tea-tree Essential Oil
- Ylang-ylang Essential Oil
- Bergamot Essential Oil
- Dill Essential Oil
- Fennel Essential Oil
- AROMATHERAPY RECIPES
- Aromatherapy : Emotional Balance
- Aromatherapy : Physical Balance
- Aromatherapy Recipes : Acne
- Aromatherapy Recipe : Sun Screen
- Aromatherapy Recipes : Massage
- Aromatherapy : Bubble Baths
- Aromatherapy : Cleansers & Toners
- Aromatherapy : Moisturizers
- Aromatherapy : Shower gels
- Aromatherapy Recipes : Shampoos
- Aromatherapy Recipes : Face oils
- Aromatherapy Recipes : Perfumes
- Aromatherapy Recipes : Colognes


