Ylang-Ylang
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s beautifully uplifting emotionally and relaxing. The calming effect of this oil may
be the reason it is considered an aphrodisiac as using it would lessen tensions or
anxieties. Ylang-Ylang can help balance male and female energies, reducing
internal conflict between these seeming opposites. In this manner, the aroma of
the oil may positively influence sexual relationships, and help restore confidence.
Peppermint & Lavender
Helps prevent cold & flu while promoting clarity and alertness. Refreshing,
stimulating and restorative relieves headaches, migraines and repel insects while
balancing and normalizing the body functions and emotions. Help alleviate feelings
of inferiority and insecurity, and can deepen intuitive sight. Over all soothing,
calming and relaxing.
Therapeutic Properties:
Analgesic, antidepressant, antiseptic, antiviral, cyophylactic, decongestant,
deodorant, emmenagogue, hypotensive, nervine, sedative, tonic.
Sage
Herb is commonly used to move out old, negative, or stagnant energy.
Aromatically, can be mentally stimulating, helping one cope with despair and mental
fatigue. The oil may support balancing of hormones for women, bringing positive
energy to your sacral chakra. Sage was known at the 'sacred herb' by the ancient
Romans; 'Salvia' being derived from the word 'salvation'.
Sacral chakra: the pelvic chakra where negative emotions from denial and abuse
can be stored.
Frankincense & Myrrh
Helps to deepen breathing while calming fear, anxiety, nervous tension & stress.
Inspires peace and tranquility, spiritually cleansing & excellent for meditation.

Frankincense Essential Oil, known as "Liquid pearls from the tree of life. For
joyous upliftment & soothing detachment from stress and strain, wear and tear. A
fragrant light to shine in the night of the soul." – Malte Hozzel.
The spirit of the sacred and of meditation has surrounded Frankincense essential oil
for agesthis oil has always been associated with fumigation and purification. Has the
power to uplift human awareness to that "other" level by freeing the nerves from
excessive tension, allowing us to focus on the underlying transcendental unity of our
inner Self. Linked to the psyche, which in Greek also means "breathing". It deepens
and revitalizes the breath and adds to these effects its excellent immunostimulant
properties. Its anti-depressant, euphoric qualities are used in psycho-aromatherapy
to treat anxiety & nervous tension.

Myrrh's first medicinal use was documented some 3700 years ago. Myrrh essential
oil is highly prized for it's healing and spiritual powers; the oil has one of the highest
sesquiterpene contents - a compound which can directly affect the hypothalamus,
pituitary and amygdaline. Myrrh oil alone, or in combination with Sandalwood and
Frankincense can be used to anoint the 'third eye' as a meditation or yoga aid. The
aroma of Myrrh essential can be uplifting and assist in spiritual opening - like
Frankincense oil, Myrrh's effect on the central nervous system is a gentle and calming
one, able to instill a deep tranquility of the mind.

As an ancient 'esoteric' magical herb, Myrrh is said to bridge Heaven and Earth,
strengthening the connection between our crown and base chakras. This may allow
the manifestation of dreams into this earthly realm. As a 'Funeral' herb, Myrrh is said
to ease grief and heal emotional wounds, bringing peace and calm. It's extraction
from the solitary tree in the desert represents strength in harsh conditions.
Lavender

Soothing, balancing & calming, helping with mood swings, depression and PMS.
Relieves headaches and repels insects, can restore harmony to the aura and help
balance the chakras.
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Lavender
Peppermint
Sage
Frankincense
Myrrh
Rose
Sandalwood
Jasmine
Sweet Marjoram
Sweet Orange
Tangerine
Cinnamon
Citronella
Tea Tree
Ylang Ylang
Roman Chamomile
Hyssop
Lemon Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus
Vanilla
Therapeutic Properties
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