Want to know more...
Sign up for oil and class updates. Or follow and like us on Social Media
YouTube Channel, Facebook Page, and Instagram.
Blog
-
Salt Scrub – Methods of Use
A salt scrub with essential oils is a type of exfoliating treatment that combines salt (often sea salt, Epsom salt, or Himalayan salt) with essential oils and a base liquid such as unscented liquid soap, vegetable glycerin, shampoo, or conditioner. This combination creates a potent exfoliant that not only removes dead skin cells but also delivers the therapeutic benefits of the essential oils while stimulating circulation, nourishing the skin, and…
-
Salt Bath – Methods of Use
A salt bath with essential oils is a therapeutic bath where a combination of salts and essential oils is added to warm water. The salts, typically Epsom salt, Himalayan salt, or Dead Sea salt, help to relax muscles, exfoliate the skin, and draw out toxins. When combined with essential oils, the bath offers a calming, soothing, or energizing experience, depending on the oils used. Benefits…
-
Massage – Methods of Use
Massage oils with essential oils are specially formulated oils used during massage therapy to provide therapeutic benefits through both the physical act of massage and the aromatic properties of essential oils. These oils combine a carrier oil, such as almond, sesame, or olive oil, with essential oils known for their therapeutic effects. When used during a massage, the essential oils can…
-
Neat – Methods of Use
When essential oils are referred to as being “neat”, it means the oil is used undiluted and directly applied to the skin without being mixed with a carrier oil or any other substance. This is a more concentrated form of application and is generally recommended for small areas of the body or for occasional use, as essential oils are very potent and can…