Essential oils have also been used for thousands of years for
cosmetic purposes, as well as for their spiritually and emotionally uplifting
properties. Young Living has always been at the forefront of bringing this
ancient tradition to modern users, introducing millions to a total mind/body
wellness they may never have dreamed possible.
Primarily extracted through careful steam distillation but also through cold
pressing, the purest essential oils are far more powerful than the botanicals
from which they were extracted. Any time you hold a bottle of our powerful
essential oils, you are holding nature's pure essence.
Each essential oil
comes with its own therapeutic benefits. Lavender is a stress reliever;
peppermint is a natural energy booster. With so many essential oils available,
it is sometimes difficult to learn which oil is best for your specific needs.
We have compiled a list of some of the most common essential oils and what the
benefits are of each.
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1.
PATCHOULI
A widely
known essential oil, Patchouli is often associated with hippies or “earthy” types who are thought
to use it for its mood-lifting properties. Patchouli comes from the plant
Pogostemon cablin and actually has powerful skincare properties.
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2.
CEDARWOOD
Cedarwood
is a woody-scented essential oil that comes from the Juniperus Virginiana tree
native to North America. It has been around for thousands of years, dating back
to the ancient Egyptians, and is thought to be one of the first essential oils
ever extracted.
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3.
ROSE
Women
should keep Rose oil handy as it’s a powerful aromatherapy treatment for issues
targeted mainly at females. Roses are some of the first plants to be distilled
for their essential oil. Rose oil is pricier than other aromatherapy oils given
the number of roses necessary to distill it.
4.
ROSEMARY
Rosemary
oil is a wonderful mental stimulant. Feel yourself getting foggy? Add a few
drops of Rosemary oil to your humidifier or bath water for a natural lift and
memory booster. This essential oil packs a powerful punch when it comes to
aromatherapy uses. Throughout history the herb has been thought of as sacred.
5.
SANDALWOOD
An
evergreen, Sandalwood is easily recognized by its woody fragrance. It is an
expensive oil given the length of time it takes for a tree to reach maturity,
the best time to extract and distill the essential oil. It has numerous
aromatherapy benefits.
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6.
TEA TREE
If you
have but just one essential oil in your possession, it should be Tea Tree oil.
Tea Tree oil is one of the most popular and effective essential oils for
aromatherapy use. It is widely known to boost the immune system and fight
infections.
7.
EUCALYPTUS
Eucalyptus
oil comes from the Eucalyptus tree, native to Australia. It has a powerful
scent and is easily recognizable. As an essential oil, Eucalyptus is an effective
agent against respiratory diseases. It also has the ability to enhance
concentration.
8.
JASMINE
Sweet-smelling
Jasmine is extracted from the Jasminum grandiflorum, an evergreen with origins
in China. Jasmine is an expensive oil that has powerful healing properties; it
aids with everything from depression to childbirth. It is known most for its
relaxing properties.
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9.
LAVENDER
Lavender
is one of the most popular essential oils on the market – and for good reason.
It smells great and is an effective stress-relieving oil. The name stems from
the Latin word “lavera,” meaning “to wash.” In addition to stress-relieving properties, Lavender is a
healing aid against colds, flu and migraine.
10.
LEMON
It comes
as no surprise that lemon is a favorite essential oil. Lemon is widely
appreciated for its “clean” smell,” but has numerous therapeutic qualities as well. It improves
concentration, aids in digestion and eases symptoms of acne and arthritis.
Check out some of the exciting range of essential oils.
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There is no better smell than fresh sea air, but start taking deeper breaths at the beach because it is good for you, too. The salty sea air by the coast does wonders for the respiratory system and those with asthma, bronchitis, sinus pressure, and coughing will notice a difference in their condition after just one day at the beach. Ocean air also contains negatively charged hydrogen ions that help absorb oxygen and balance out serotonin levels, resulting in more energy and diminished depression.
