Thursday, December 19, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
December Specials now available on-line, Your Welcome! +
Wisdom of the Earth essential oils
Cinnamon Bark 15ml (20% off)
Cumin (Black) 120ml (22% off)
Laurel leaf (Bay) 120ml (22% off)
Pine (White) 120ml (22% off)
Frankincense 120ml (22% off)
Myrrh (Sweet) 15ml (20% off)
Spikenard 15mlml (20% off)
Creations by Robin
Soaring Spirit 2oz. "Special made orders" (10% off)
Essential oil information on Cypress ~
CYPRESS
Family/cupressaceae
Latin Name/Cypress semprevirens
WOTE/ Pure and Natural, Wild
Origin/France, Greece
Anti rheumatic, astringent, febrifuge, cicatrizant, hepatic and pancreatic stimulant, blood purifier, hemorrhoids, vasoconstrictor, harmonizing female and male sex hormones, menopause, lymphatic system. Enlargement of prostate, prostatitis, prostate tumors. Aids in coughing, TB, malaria, bed wetting.
Taken from Wisdom of the Earth Reference guide.
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin :)
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Lymphatic
"Just Saying . . . it's that time of year . . . BE COOTIE FREE"
LYMPHATIC-ANTI-VIRAL. 100% medicinal essential oils formula - wild and
biodynamic sources. High Anti-Viral; assists lymph system, jet lag,
sore throat, sinus drainage, cellulite and protection against invasion
of various bacteria and viruses.
Cypress, Laurel bay, Grapefruit and other EO’s, W/ love in Sedona, AZ by Robin
Cypress, Laurel bay, Grapefruit and other EO’s, W/ love in Sedona, AZ by Robin
Available in 5ml at the following local Sedona, AZ locations:
Adobe Grand Bed and Breakfast Gift Shop
Crystal Magic
New Frontiers
Rouge Spa gift area
A healthy lymph system drains interstitial fluid, transports dietary fats and protects against invasion of many different bacteria and viruses. External application to the lymphatic system- 3 drops to both sides of the neck and 4-5 drops to the solar plexus area.
Cosmic Essential oils, Creations by Robin
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Monday, October 21, 2013
21 October thru 21 November Specials available NOW
Specials are on site Now:
15% to 22% off regular price till 21 November :)
GINGER 15 and 120 ml size
LAVENDER FINE 120ml size
ROSE 15ml
ROSE HIP SEED OIL 12ml size
SANDALWOOD~ INDIA 15ml
COSMIC ESSENTIAL OILS
Fall Newsletter 2013 ~ The Deva Kingdom, now available to view if you like: (copy and paste)
http://www.mynewsletterbuilder.com/email/newsletter/1411884169
Have a great day and enjoy!
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
15% to 22% off regular price till 21 November :)
GINGER 15 and 120 ml size
LAVENDER FINE 120ml size
ROSE 15ml
ROSE HIP SEED OIL 12ml size
SANDALWOOD~ INDIA 15ml
COSMIC ESSENTIAL OILS
Fall Newsletter 2013 ~ The Deva Kingdom, now available to view if you like: (copy and paste)
http://www.mynewsletterbuilder.com/email/newsletter/1411884169
Have a great day and enjoy!
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Cosmic Essentials :)
Shop on Esty (?) I'm there now . . .
I do alot of limited editions and special products, as I'm Boutique and rock'in my love of what I do!
It felt good to do so, for those specials things I do!
Southwest Botanical Spa Series
You may be wondering, "How can I enhance this bath experience" Idea's are: extra addition of 1 cup of goat milk or coconut milk, candles tub-side, making sure you have your phone off and time for relaxation is key and relaxing music set to the perfect volume
♥ Enjoy (2-3 oz are recommended per spa tub)
I do alot of limited editions and special products, as I'm Boutique and rock'in my love of what I do!
It felt good to do so, for those specials things I do!
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Cosmic Allure
A unique & exclusive100%
medicinal essential oils formula.
Cosmic Allure is an APHRODISIAC via nature which facilitates feelings of
deep inner peace. Cosmic Allure mixes with your personal chemistry; different
on everyone. A dab on the wrist and neck is all you will need. Everyone will
want to know what you are wearing, so alluring.
"Sensual, Mysteriously Hypnotic, Mystifying,
sultry."
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Love My Face Rejuvenation ~ face serum(out of stock at the moment, coming again soon)
All organic or wild
crafted ingredients: Jojoba, rosehip seed, vitamin E, pomegranate seed, sea
buckthorns oil with essential oils of carrot seed, cistus, neroli and other
healing essential oils. Recommended use: apply to clean face, moist or spritzed face
of Neroli, Rose or Helichrysum Hydrosol, then 5 to 6 drops of Love my face,
gently massaging into facial and neck tissue, natural anti-oxidant and
anti-aging properties.
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Lymphatic Blend(5 and 15ml size)Lymphatic blend . . . A healthy lymph system drains interstitial fluid, transports dietary fats and protects against invasion of many different bacteria and viruses. Use for congested lymph system, sore throat, sinus drainage, cellulite and viruses. External application to the lymphatic system- 3 drops to both sides of the neck and 4-5 drops to the solar plexus area. |
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Southwest Cowgirl Soak ~ Kit (inside view) |
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Southwest Cowgirl Soak ~ Kit(All organic and wild-crafted ingredients) Includes and directions for use.(Limited Fall edition 2013)(1) 2oz. Chaparral Bath tea bag: bring large pot of water to boil, throw in muslin tea bag and reduce to simmer for 10mins. Then turn off and let sit and steep while you turn on your bath water. Pour steeped tea into the bath with or without the tea bag, when you are ready to enjoy your soak. (1) 2oz. Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts. Pour salts into tub as you start your bath. (1) 2oz. White Sage oil (after your relaxing soak) apply to body. In the colder temperatures coconut oil solidifies a bit; I recommend sitting the unopened bottle in a cup of very hot water while you soak. Sometimes a cowgirl has to take her boots off and relax southwest style! Made with love in Sedona, AZ. Cosmic Essential oils, Robin ☺ Comes with random readable Quotes to ponder your awesomeness while you relax in Soak time (like) Gratitude helps you to grow and expand; gratitude brings joy and laughter into your life and into the lives of all those around you. ~ Eileen Caddy Don’t Squat With Your Spurs On-I learned that the hard way :) When I count my blessings, I count my horse twice! Packaged in 5X7 green burlap tie pouch; White Sage Oil: White Sage infused in Coconut oil (Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements) w/sunflower and Vitamin E. ~ Chaparral Bath tea Bag: wild-crafted and in 100% cotton muslin bag made in the USA. ~ Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts: wild-crafted Pinyon Pine infused in Himalayan salts. |
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Happy Head(5 and 15ml sizes)Medicinal aid for Headaches, migraines, muscle tension, mental clarity, hang-over, respiratory system, allergies, and stimulates circulation. Application (apply drops to) crown chakra, back of neck, area of concern, spinal column, forehead and temples with care taken to avoid eyes and mucus membranes. |
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Calendula and Helichrysum oil, 2oz.(All ingredients are organic - organic Calendula infused in organic olive oil, Organic Helichrysum infused in organic olive oil, Vitamin E and Lavender fine as natural preservative and added wound healing action.)
Anti viral, anti septic anti oxidant, anti bacterial, anti
fungal and anti inflammatory; wound healing, scar reduction, eczema, dermatitis
and hemorrhoids. Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements/ by Cosmic
Essential oils, Robin
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Chaparral oil, 2oz.(All organic and wild-crafted ingredients - wild-crafted chaparral infused in organic olive oil and vitamin E as natural preservative and added healing agent)
Anti bacterial, anti viral, anti oxidant, anti fungal, anti
tumor, anti septic, anti inflammatory: rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, psoriasis,
cuts, sores, bruises. A wound healer. Infused with conscious cosmos activity
elements/ by Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
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Pinyon Pine infused Himalayan Bath Salts "Detoxifying" |
Ingredients: Wild-crafted Pinyon pine, All natural, organic standards
and kosher certified Himalayan salt, organic coconut oil and sodium
borate (natural mineral).12 oz. size - stand up pouch bag.
Cosmic
Essential oils products are always organic, wild, or bio-dynamically
grown; bringing you exceptional quality, consciously grown or cultivated
natural ingredients with integrity and love.
Southwest Botanical Spa Series
This BATH SOAK duo is a naturally RICH source of minerals, healing and regenerative to the body's systems; assists in stimulating circulation, soothing for sore muscles, immune system tonic, toxin elimination and mood elevator.
You may be wondering, "How can I enhance this bath experience" Idea's are: extra addition of 1 cup of goat milk or coconut milk, candles tub-side, making sure you have your phone off and time for relaxation is key and relaxing music set to the perfect volume
♥ Enjoy (2-3 oz are recommended per spa tub)
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Peppermint & Rosemary infused Himalayan Bath Salts "INVIGORATING"Ingredients: bio-dynamically grown peppermint and rosemary, all natural, organic standards and kosher certified Himalayan salt, organic coconut oil and sodium borate (natural mineral). 12 oz. size - stand up pouch bag. Cosmic Essential oils products are always organic, wild, or bio-dynamically grown; bringing you exceptional quality, consciously grown or cultivated natural ingredients with integrity and love. This INVIGORATING Bath Soak trio is a naturally RICH source of minerals, healing and regenerative to the body's systems; assists in stimulating circulation and use for all types of exhaustion, soothing for sore muscles and toxin elimination. Headache, mental clarity, chronic fatigue and respiratory system aid.This bath salt is wonderful during the long and hot summers for chilling out! ♥ Enjoy (2-3 oz are recommended per spa tub), resealable pouch. Local in Sedona AZ . . . Check out Crystal Magic for largest selection of my products, Also The Adobe Grand Villa's Gift shop ~ New Frontiers carries Lymphatic and Happy Head ~ The Rouge Spa
And as always my regular web-site
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Aromatherapy Courses (CE for Massage therapist)
Any Massage therapist interested in taking a
couple of Aromatherapy courses before the end of the year??? I have
been thinking it is time to teach a couple of one day courses before the
end of year . . . maybe a Monday or Tuesday, Digestive system for sure
and Muscle, joint and tendon ESSENTIALS. It's not necessary to be a
massage therapist however you would receive CE hours toward your
continuing education, if you are. Wondering about that very question.
To be taught in Sedona, AZ . . . thinking November and December for
dates . . . What do you think?
Workshop Page: Cosmic Essential oils, Aromatherapy Workshops
Robin :)
Workshop Page: Cosmic Essential oils, Aromatherapy Workshops
Robin :)
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Cosmic Fall Creations now Available
These are limited supplies of Fall Creations now available on shopping cart . . .
http://cosmicessentialoils.com/
Southwest Cowgirl Soak ~ Kit
(All organic and wild-crafted ingredients) Includes and directions for use.
(Limited Fall edition 2013)
to view picture, go to:
https://www.facebook.com/cosmicessentialoils?ref=hl
(or)
(1) 2oz. Chaparral Bath tea bag: bring large pot of water to boil, throw in muslin tea bag and reduce to simmer for 10mins. Then turn off and let sit and steep while you turn on your bath water. Pour steeped tea into the bath with or without the tea bag, when you are ready to enjoy your soak.
(2) 2oz. Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts. Pour salts into tub as you start your bath.
(3) 2oz. White Sage oil (after your relaxing soak) apply to body. In the colder temperatures coconut oil solidifies a bit; I recommend sitting the unopened bottle in a cup of very hot water while you soak. Sometimes a cowgirl has to take her boots off and relax southwest style! Made with love in Sedona, AZ. Cosmic Essential oils, Robin ☺
Comes with random readable Quotes to ponder your awesomeness while you relax in Soak time (like)
Gratitude helps you to grow and expand; gratitude brings joy and laughter into your life and into the lives of all those around you. ~ Eileen Caddy
Don’t Squat With Your Spurs On-I learned that the hard way :)
When I count my blessings, I count my horse twice!
Packaged in 5X7 green burlap tie pouch; White Sage Oil: White Sage infused in Coconut oil (Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements) w/sunflower and Vitamin E. ~ Chaparral Bath tea Bag: wild-crafted and in 100% cotton muslin bag made in the USA. ~ Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts: wild-crafted Pinyon Pine infused in Himalayan salts.
Chaparral oil, in a 2oz Amber bottle.
(All organic and wild-crafted ingredients - wild-crafted chaparral infused in organic olive oil and vitamin E as natural preservative and added healing agent.)
Anti bacterial, anti viral, anti oxidant, anti fungal, anti tumor, anti septic, anti inflammatory: rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, cuts, sores, bruises. A wound healer. Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements/ by Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Calendula and Helichrysum oil, in a 2oz. Amber bottle
(All ingredients are organic - organic Calendula infused in organic olive oil, Organic Helichrysum infused in organic olive oil, Vitamin E and Lavender fine as natural preservative and added wound healing action.)
Anti viral, anti septic anti oxidant, anti bacterial, anti fungal and anti inflammatory; wound healing, scar reduction, eczema, dermatitis and hemorrhoids. Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements/ by Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Happy Fall everyone! I will have Special(s) within the week available in the Wisdom of the Earth single essential oils!!
Have a great day and enjoy the Fall weather!
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
http://cosmicessentialoils.com/
Southwest Cowgirl Soak ~ Kit
(All organic and wild-crafted ingredients) Includes and directions for use.
(Limited Fall edition 2013)
to view picture, go to:
https://www.facebook.com/cosmicessentialoils?ref=hl
(or)
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| Southwest Cowgirl Soak ~ Kit |
(1) 2oz. Chaparral Bath tea bag: bring large pot of water to boil, throw in muslin tea bag and reduce to simmer for 10mins. Then turn off and let sit and steep while you turn on your bath water. Pour steeped tea into the bath with or without the tea bag, when you are ready to enjoy your soak.
(2) 2oz. Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts. Pour salts into tub as you start your bath.
(3) 2oz. White Sage oil (after your relaxing soak) apply to body. In the colder temperatures coconut oil solidifies a bit; I recommend sitting the unopened bottle in a cup of very hot water while you soak. Sometimes a cowgirl has to take her boots off and relax southwest style! Made with love in Sedona, AZ. Cosmic Essential oils, Robin ☺
Comes with random readable Quotes to ponder your awesomeness while you relax in Soak time (like)
Gratitude helps you to grow and expand; gratitude brings joy and laughter into your life and into the lives of all those around you. ~ Eileen Caddy
Don’t Squat With Your Spurs On-I learned that the hard way :)
When I count my blessings, I count my horse twice!
Packaged in 5X7 green burlap tie pouch; White Sage Oil: White Sage infused in Coconut oil (Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements) w/sunflower and Vitamin E. ~ Chaparral Bath tea Bag: wild-crafted and in 100% cotton muslin bag made in the USA. ~ Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts: wild-crafted Pinyon Pine infused in Himalayan salts.
Chaparral oil, in a 2oz Amber bottle.
(All organic and wild-crafted ingredients - wild-crafted chaparral infused in organic olive oil and vitamin E as natural preservative and added healing agent.)
Anti bacterial, anti viral, anti oxidant, anti fungal, anti tumor, anti septic, anti inflammatory: rheumatoid arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, cuts, sores, bruises. A wound healer. Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements/ by Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Calendula and Helichrysum oil, in a 2oz. Amber bottle
(All ingredients are organic - organic Calendula infused in organic olive oil, Organic Helichrysum infused in organic olive oil, Vitamin E and Lavender fine as natural preservative and added wound healing action.)
Anti viral, anti septic anti oxidant, anti bacterial, anti fungal and anti inflammatory; wound healing, scar reduction, eczema, dermatitis and hemorrhoids. Infused with conscious cosmos activity elements/ by Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Happy Fall everyone! I will have Special(s) within the week available in the Wisdom of the Earth single essential oils!!
Have a great day and enjoy the Fall weather!
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Thursday, September 26, 2013
SOUTHWEST COWGIRL SOAK, limited Fall edition :)
SOUTHWEST COWGIRL SOAK
(1) 2 oz. Chaparral Bath Tea Bag
(2) 2 oz. Pinyon Pine Himalayan Bath Salts
(3) 2 oz. White Sage oil
Directions enclosed by Cosmic Essential oils, Fall limited edition. Made w/Love & consideration for all you Cowgirls who GIT-ER-DUN
~This is what I've been up to ~
* Southwest Cowgirl Soak
Includes and directions for use.
(1) 2oz. Chaparral Bath tea bag: bring large pot of water to boil, throw in muslin tea bag and reduce to simmer for 10mins. Then turn off and let sit and steep while you turn on your bath water. Pour steeped tea into the bath with or without the tea bag, when you are ready to enjoy your soak.
(2) 2oz. Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts. Pour salts into tub as you start your bath.
(3) 2oz. White Sage oil (after your relaxing soak) apply to body. In the colder temperatures coconut oil solidifies a bit; I recommend sitting the unopened bottle in a cup of very hot water while you soak.
Sometimes a cowgirl has to take her boots off and relax southwest style!
Made with love in Sedona, AZ.
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
* Just an FYI: Everything I do/make is either organic, wild-crafted or bio-dynamically farmed with conscious care givers along the travels.
* Packaged in green burlap tie pouch and each bag has a few different little inspiring or perhaps witty quotes for contemplation during Bath time: (for example)
Courage is being scared to death, and still saddle'n up. ~John Wayne
Don’t Squat With Your Spurs On-I learned that the hard way.
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. ~ Melody Beattie
Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope or confidence.
~ Helen Keller
I never loved another person the way I loved myself. ~ Mae West
* White Sage Oil: White Sage infused in Coconut oil w/sunflower and Vitamin E. ~ Chaparral Bath tea Bag: wild-crafted and in 100% cotton muslin bag made in the USA. ~ Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts: wild-crafted Pinyon Pine infused in Himalayan salts
* It will be on the web-site/shopping cart in a few days :)
http://cosmicessentialoils.com/
under Cosmic Essential oils/ Creations by Robin
(1) 2 oz. Chaparral Bath Tea Bag
(2) 2 oz. Pinyon Pine Himalayan Bath Salts
(3) 2 oz. White Sage oil
Directions enclosed by Cosmic Essential oils, Fall limited edition. Made w/Love & consideration for all you Cowgirls who GIT-ER-DUN
~This is what I've been up to ~
* Southwest Cowgirl Soak
Includes and directions for use.
(1) 2oz. Chaparral Bath tea bag: bring large pot of water to boil, throw in muslin tea bag and reduce to simmer for 10mins. Then turn off and let sit and steep while you turn on your bath water. Pour steeped tea into the bath with or without the tea bag, when you are ready to enjoy your soak.
(2) 2oz. Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts. Pour salts into tub as you start your bath.
(3) 2oz. White Sage oil (after your relaxing soak) apply to body. In the colder temperatures coconut oil solidifies a bit; I recommend sitting the unopened bottle in a cup of very hot water while you soak.
Sometimes a cowgirl has to take her boots off and relax southwest style!
Made with love in Sedona, AZ.
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
* Just an FYI: Everything I do/make is either organic, wild-crafted or bio-dynamically farmed with conscious care givers along the travels.
* Packaged in green burlap tie pouch and each bag has a few different little inspiring or perhaps witty quotes for contemplation during Bath time: (for example)
Courage is being scared to death, and still saddle'n up. ~John Wayne
Don’t Squat With Your Spurs On-I learned that the hard way.
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. ~ Melody Beattie
Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope or confidence.
~ Helen Keller
I never loved another person the way I loved myself. ~ Mae West
* White Sage Oil: White Sage infused in Coconut oil w/sunflower and Vitamin E. ~ Chaparral Bath tea Bag: wild-crafted and in 100% cotton muslin bag made in the USA. ~ Pinyon Pine and Himalayan bath salts: wild-crafted Pinyon Pine infused in Himalayan salts
* It will be on the web-site/shopping cart in a few days :)
http://cosmicessentialoils.com/
under Cosmic Essential oils/ Creations by Robin
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Specials on Skin Nourishing, renewal and rejuvenating!
SPECIALS until end of September *READ ON; 25% off select Nut and seed oils, single essential oils and all bath salts. Theme within the Skin Nourishing, renewal and rejuvenating with skin healing qualities. Enjoy!
Cucumber Seed Nut oil (cold pressed)
Family: Cucurbitaceae
Latin Name: Cucumis sativa
Quality and origin: Pure and Natural, Bio-dynamic farming methods/ Chile
An amazing super slippery seed oil that is such a secret for the skin, having astringent, hydrating and nurturing characteristics. A true antioxidant full of Vitamin A & C. Ancient aid for anti-aging skin, wrinkles, eye circles and care, blemishes. In the Mideast, this nut oil has been on the table of humans of humans for thousands of years.
Taken from: Wisdom of the Earth Reference guide.
Cucumber Seed Nut oil and other face nourishing essential oils on Special until the end of September!
Check out the SPECIALS on web-site: click on Wisdom of the Earth single essential oils! Then SPECIALS <3
(ALL ABOUT NOURISHING, RESTORATIVE, AND REJUVENATING FOR THE FACE with skin healing qualities.)
*(nut and seed oils) cucumber seed oil, rose hip seed oil, rose hip seed oil (high in lycotop)
* (essential oils) roman chamomile, cistus, carrot seed, geranium, rose, sandalwood, neroli, tea tree, lavender, helichrysum, and ROSE <3
* (bath salts) peppermint and rosemary and pinyon pine both infused in Himalayan salts 12oz
Available again in 5 and 15 ml size online, 29 July 2013.
Available again by August first in 5ml at the following local Sedona, AZ locations:
Adobe Grand Bed and Breakfast Gift Shop
Crystal Magic
New Frontiers
Rouge Spa gift area
Lymphatic formula . . . (100% medicinal essential oils formula) HIGH ANTI-VIRAL, A healthy lymph system drains interstitial fluid, transports dietary fats and protects against invasion of many different bacteria and viruses. Use for congested lymph system, sore throat, sinus drainage, cellulite and viruses. External application to the lymphatic system- 3 drops to both sides of the neck and 4-5 drops to the solar plexus area.
http://cosmicessentialoils.com/
Cucumber Seed Nut oil (cold pressed)
Family: Cucurbitaceae
Latin Name: Cucumis sativa
Quality and origin: Pure and Natural, Bio-dynamic farming methods/ Chile
An amazing super slippery seed oil that is such a secret for the skin, having astringent, hydrating and nurturing characteristics. A true antioxidant full of Vitamin A & C. Ancient aid for anti-aging skin, wrinkles, eye circles and care, blemishes. In the Mideast, this nut oil has been on the table of humans of humans for thousands of years.
Taken from: Wisdom of the Earth Reference guide.
Cucumber Seed Nut oil and other face nourishing essential oils on Special until the end of September!
Check out the SPECIALS on web-site: click on Wisdom of the Earth single essential oils! Then SPECIALS <3
(ALL ABOUT NOURISHING, RESTORATIVE, AND REJUVENATING FOR THE FACE with skin healing qualities.)
*(nut and seed oils) cucumber seed oil, rose hip seed oil, rose hip seed oil (high in lycotop)
* (essential oils) roman chamomile, cistus, carrot seed, geranium, rose, sandalwood, neroli, tea tree, lavender, helichrysum, and ROSE <3
* (bath salts) peppermint and rosemary and pinyon pine both infused in Himalayan salts 12oz
Available again in 5 and 15 ml size online, 29 July 2013.
Available again by August first in 5ml at the following local Sedona, AZ locations:
Adobe Grand Bed and Breakfast Gift Shop
Crystal Magic
New Frontiers
Rouge Spa gift area
Lymphatic formula . . . (100% medicinal essential oils formula) HIGH ANTI-VIRAL, A healthy lymph system drains interstitial fluid, transports dietary fats and protects against invasion of many different bacteria and viruses. Use for congested lymph system, sore throat, sinus drainage, cellulite and viruses. External application to the lymphatic system- 3 drops to both sides of the neck and 4-5 drops to the solar plexus area.
http://cosmicessentialoils.com/
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Cosmic Essential oils: New Products and Updates 26 June 2013
Cosmic Essential oils: New Products and Updates 26 June 2013: NEW! Lavender (Albanian) wild harvest : Deep Earthy energy for healing self love issues. Helps with and facilitates CNS, sedating, burns, ...
New Products and Updates 26 June 2013
NEW!
Lavender (Albanian) wild harvest : Deep Earthy energy for healing self love issues. Helps with and facilitates CNS, sedating, burns, headaches, Heart tonic (15 and 120ml available)
NEW!
Feverfew (15ml) and Rue (15ml)
Price increase on Tea Tree and price decrease with Spruce White.
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Lavender (Albanian) wild harvest : Deep Earthy energy for healing self love issues. Helps with and facilitates CNS, sedating, burns, headaches, Heart tonic (15 and 120ml available)
NEW!
Feverfew (15ml) and Rue (15ml)
Price increase on Tea Tree and price decrease with Spruce White.
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Essential oil Specials June/July
Just a little note to say I have posted the new specials available today. At a 22% discount.
http://cosmicessentialoils.
And of course check out the monthly Love Specials!
http://cosmicessentialoils.
These specials are available until 22 July 2013.
Happy Summer to all!
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin :)
http://cosmicessentialoils.
And of course check out the monthly Love Specials!
http://cosmicessentialoils.
These specials are available until 22 July 2013.
Happy Summer to all!
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin :)
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Cosmic Essential oils May-June Specials online Essentials
Specials
8 May through 12 June
Peppermint (US) 120ml professional size 20% off
Geranium (Egypt) 120ml
professional size 20% off
Helichrysum (arenarium-Slovenia) 15ml @ 20%
off
Lavender (fine) 120ml professional size 22% off.
Peppermint and Rosemary Himalayan Bio-dynamic grown 12oz Bath Salts
Peppermint and Rosemary Himalayan Bio-dynamic grown 12oz Bath Salts
Pinyon Pine Himalayan wild-crafted 12 oz Bath Salts.
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin :)
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Arizona Native Plant Dweller - The Mesquite Tree
Arizona Native Plant Dweller - The Mesquite Tree
The
Arizona Mesquite has always been my first “tell-tell” sign for planting all the
goodies in the garden. It’s best to be patient and wait for her to bud and
blossom before planting. The Mesquite is the desert dweller wisdom bringer of
true knowing (frost free barometer), usually late spring or early summer she
will let us know. I’ll wait on your wisdom Dear Mesquite; I sit in quite
anticipation until you show the way clear . . .
The most common species of the native mesquite trees growing in Arizona are:
(1) Prosopis glandulosa – commonly known as the honey mesquite or Texas mesquite
(2) Prosopis velutina – commonly known as the velvet mesquite, being the largest of these mesquite species
(3) Prosopis pubescens – commonly known as the screwbean mesquite
The mesquite tree is a hardy, drought tolerant and prolific desert tree of the legume family, Leguminosae. The mesquite tree character ensures their survival by means of the foliage, the bean pods, the deep taproot (the taproot girth is commonly thick, with a depth that exceeds the height of the tree) combined with the expansive lateral root system (commonly two to three times breadth the canopy) and the symbiotic friendship with root bacteria offering a nitrogen rich soil creating the perfect environment for new seedlings.
The mesquite tree appearance would be more often that of a large bush or small tree (growing anywhere between 20ft to as much as 50ft in height), the bark is rough and a gray brownish color, with frequently multiple trunks that form twisted gnarled joints and thorny meandering branches. The mesquite tree is deciduous; the green summer canopy offers shelter for desert wildlife like jackrabbits, javelina, ground squirrels, coyotes, and wild turkey from the heat, while letting the sunshine in during our cooler season. The mesquite tree has green, twice pinnate leaflets that are 3 to 6 inches long with a fine appearance; the flowers are elongated yellow spikes in which birds like to feed upon and bees love to partake of the sweet nectar.
The mesquite tree provides us with many offerings. The bean pods are sweet and nutritious: Protein rich, containing fiber, calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, and the amino acid “lysine”. The flowering of the mesquite tree is a nectar source for mesquite honey. The wood burns slow, clean and hot and the wood chips may be used for smoking to flavor food. The mesquite beans feed our desert dwelling wildlife; the bean pods make up approximately 80% of the coyotes diet.
The Indians and earlier settlers used the mesquite as medicine for various aliments like: colic, flesh wounds, headaches, diarrhea, dysentery, sore throat and (water infusion of the leaves) for ailing eyes. The bean pods (used whole) can be ground into a rich, sweet and caramel tasting power that can serve as flour for baking or as a neutral sweetener or flavoring in smoothies with cocoa and maca.
People have confused the mesquite tree with Acacia greggii – family Fabaceae, common names are cat claw, wait a minute tree, paradise flower, wait a bit tree, and cat claw mesquite. Cat claw is also a drought tolerant deciduous large bush or small tree of the desert territory. My girlfriends and I tend to call it pussy claw, due to our child-like whimpering when snagged on a hike, Ouch! . . . wait a minute.
The most common species of the native mesquite trees growing in Arizona are:
(1) Prosopis glandulosa – commonly known as the honey mesquite or Texas mesquite
(2) Prosopis velutina – commonly known as the velvet mesquite, being the largest of these mesquite species
(3) Prosopis pubescens – commonly known as the screwbean mesquite
The mesquite tree is a hardy, drought tolerant and prolific desert tree of the legume family, Leguminosae. The mesquite tree character ensures their survival by means of the foliage, the bean pods, the deep taproot (the taproot girth is commonly thick, with a depth that exceeds the height of the tree) combined with the expansive lateral root system (commonly two to three times breadth the canopy) and the symbiotic friendship with root bacteria offering a nitrogen rich soil creating the perfect environment for new seedlings.
The mesquite tree appearance would be more often that of a large bush or small tree (growing anywhere between 20ft to as much as 50ft in height), the bark is rough and a gray brownish color, with frequently multiple trunks that form twisted gnarled joints and thorny meandering branches. The mesquite tree is deciduous; the green summer canopy offers shelter for desert wildlife like jackrabbits, javelina, ground squirrels, coyotes, and wild turkey from the heat, while letting the sunshine in during our cooler season. The mesquite tree has green, twice pinnate leaflets that are 3 to 6 inches long with a fine appearance; the flowers are elongated yellow spikes in which birds like to feed upon and bees love to partake of the sweet nectar.
The mesquite tree provides us with many offerings. The bean pods are sweet and nutritious: Protein rich, containing fiber, calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, and the amino acid “lysine”. The flowering of the mesquite tree is a nectar source for mesquite honey. The wood burns slow, clean and hot and the wood chips may be used for smoking to flavor food. The mesquite beans feed our desert dwelling wildlife; the bean pods make up approximately 80% of the coyotes diet.
The Indians and earlier settlers used the mesquite as medicine for various aliments like: colic, flesh wounds, headaches, diarrhea, dysentery, sore throat and (water infusion of the leaves) for ailing eyes. The bean pods (used whole) can be ground into a rich, sweet and caramel tasting power that can serve as flour for baking or as a neutral sweetener or flavoring in smoothies with cocoa and maca.
People have confused the mesquite tree with Acacia greggii – family Fabaceae, common names are cat claw, wait a minute tree, paradise flower, wait a bit tree, and cat claw mesquite. Cat claw is also a drought tolerant deciduous large bush or small tree of the desert territory. My girlfriends and I tend to call it pussy claw, due to our child-like whimpering when snagged on a hike, Ouch! . . . wait a minute.
The Mesquite Video above (Prosopis velutina type) was taken in Sedona near Thunder Mountain around the 19th of April 2013. Since I have three or more Mesquite Trees in the back yard, I noticed last year they didn't produce many pods (?) I guess every so often they even need a break from production. Just saying . . . an observation.
Congratulations to the Apricot Tree, this year you get to produce your fruit!!! I know it has been several years and I pass by you everyday, I am looking forward to tasting your juicy fruit! YAY ~
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin ;)
Monday, April 8, 2013
Costa Rica :)
I wanted to share this article shared with me on the alternative to medicinal marijuana
Holy Basil
HOLY BASIL AN ALTERNATIVE TO MEDICAL MARIJUANA
As I'm just having such a relaxing time in Costa Rica!!!!
Can you say ~ RELAX
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Puerto Viejo de Talamanca Costa Rica
Holy Basil
HOLY BASIL AN ALTERNATIVE TO MEDICAL MARIJUANA
As I'm just having such a relaxing time in Costa Rica!!!!
8 APRIL 2013, AM
Can you say ~ RELAX
Cosmic Essential oils, Robin
Puerto Viejo de Talamanca Costa Rica
Playa Negra ~~~~~
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Ylang Ylang
Relationships and the Plant Kingdom
I just recently shared an article with a friend focusing on Relationships. The right relationship with our-self being the most important relationship we will have in this life time brought to my attention, the nurturing and caring of our emotional self. Our self awareness within the vein of tending to our needs so that we may share with the world around us in a relaxed, mindful and positive prospective.
All flowers address self-Love and emotional concerns. I'd like to share a writing of Ylang ylang with you. I invite you to remember what makes your heart sing . . .
”Ylang ylang” results from the process of steam distillation of the flowers of the Cananga tree; and the flowers should be distilled immediately after harvesting. Small, traditional stills yield about 1% oil; while large modern stills can yield as much as 2%; and delayed distillation of the ylang ylang flower reduces the quantity of oil extraction. Flowers are best collected in the early morning hours while dew is present and best distilled immediately after harvesting. The Comoro Islands and Madagascar are major producers of ylang ylang.
I just recently shared an article with a friend focusing on Relationships. The right relationship with our-self being the most important relationship we will have in this life time brought to my attention, the nurturing and caring of our emotional self. Our self awareness within the vein of tending to our needs so that we may share with the world around us in a relaxed, mindful and positive prospective.
All flowers address self-Love and emotional concerns. I'd like to share a writing of Ylang ylang with you. I invite you to remember what makes your heart sing . . .
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| Luna as she exits into the western sky this AM in Sedona, AZ |
Ylang
Ylang
Latin
name: Cananga odorata
Family: Annonaceae
Plant Part: Fresh Flowers
“Ylang ylang you have warmed my heart and calmed my mind.
You have given me the sweet reminder of loving magic that awaits my spirit. You
have awakened the possibilities which provoke the god/goddess within. As your
calming elixir soothes me, and reminds me of the sweetness I can taste within
each moment. I move into a patient surrender of spirit, as I know the
transcendence which is constantly unfolding in my life. I am reminded all is
within reach and ever so grateful for the beautiful gifts you impart upon my
essential nature, now shared!”
Cananga odorata
description
Cananga odorata is a tropical
Asian tree of the custard-apple family; it is medium sized, approximately 39
Feet tall at maturity. The main trunk is generally bent to some degree, and the
bark is smooth and grayish white to silvery. The branches are slightly erect
with a bit of drooping, giving the Cananga tree an asymmetrical appearance. It
is a fast-growing tree which can exceed 16ft within a year and has the ability
to regenerate rapidly when damaged.
The leaves are dark green in
color, approximately 8 inches in length, alternate, elliptic-oblong with a
prominent midrib. The ylang ylang flower hangs in umbellate clusters of four to
12 flowers, having three sepals and six petals, and approximately 2.5 inches
long. The petals are twisted when young and then limp and drooping when mature.
Ylang ylang flowers are greenish yellow when immature, turning to a deep yellow
once mature. The fragrant smell of ylang ylang is not dominating when the
flowers are immature, but becomes more pronounced at maturity.
The fruit of the ylang ylang is
greenish black in color, approximately 1 inch in size, and borne in axillary
clusters of 6 to 12, resembling the olive. There are also 6 to 12 small, pale,
brown flattened ovoid seeds within each fruit.
The Cananga tree has a long
taproot and, therefore, favors deep soils. The Cananga tree can grow in light,
medium and heavy texture soils, thriving in rich volcanic or fertile sandy
soils, and can tolerate water logging for short periods, but requires free
drainage. The Cananga tree grows best in full sunlight but can also tolerate
moderate shading.
The Cananga plant is native to
the Philippines and Indonesia and is commonly grown in Polynesia, Melanesia and
Micronesia, therefore preferring a habitat of lowland, and humid tropics
region. In Madagascar, the trees flower year-round, but mainly during the rainy
season from November to March.
Ylang ylang qualities, extraction and chemical composition
There are four varieties of ylang
ylang essential oil, depending on the stage and method of distillation: the
earliest “Ylang Ylang extra” is the first distillate, and is the lightest oil,
with the most exquisite fragrance; the middle distillate, called ylang ylang
II; and the final distillate having the smokiest and deepest fragrance. Ylang ylang
“complete” is either a blend of all three stages of the distillation process,
or an uninterrupted distillation process. Ylang ylang has a sweet and narcotic
fragrance.
”Ylang ylang” results from the process of steam distillation of the flowers of the Cananga tree; and the flowers should be distilled immediately after harvesting. Small, traditional stills yield about 1% oil; while large modern stills can yield as much as 2%; and delayed distillation of the ylang ylang flower reduces the quantity of oil extraction. Flowers are best collected in the early morning hours while dew is present and best distilled immediately after harvesting. The Comoro Islands and Madagascar are major producers of ylang ylang.
The main aromatic components of ylang
ylang oil are: benzyl acetate, linalool, p-cresyl methyl ether, and methyl
benzoate. Sesquiterpenes and
esters. “Ylang Ylang extra” has higher terpene alcohol content.
Ylang ylang properties, therapeutic uses and applications
Ylang ylang speaks to our Heart
on every level, and reminds us of acceptance within ourselves as well as
others. Very much an aid for heart palpitations, when applied topically, ylang ylang
can have a remarkable effect, as with hypertension and tachycardia. Ylang ylang
is also an aid for high blood pressure, and can help normalize sebum secretion
for skin issues.
Ylang ylang is harmonizing to the
mind, and calming to the Central nervous system, and can be an effective aid
for controlling epilepsy by simply inhaling the fragrance at the onset of a
seizure. Ylang ylang is a stimulate
to the scalp, and a preventive aid for hair loss; mitigates insomnia and
pre-menstrual syndrome; it is also an aid for infections of the intestinal
tract, malaria and typhus (an infectious bacterial disease).
Ylang ylang aids with depression,
anxiety, tension, stress, shyness, impatience, resentment, and rejection by
“opening the heart and reminding us of new magical possibilities within the
realm of loving relationships.” Ylang ylang has a calming nature, and ushers in
joy and warmth within our life.
Ylang ylang is Euphoric and sensuous, being an aphrodisiac which unifies
our emotional and sensual natures.
Ylang ylang can be used to
enhance assertiveness, contentment, focus, joy, self-awareness, self-esteem and
self-image. Ylang ylang is an essence that whispers to us, “What would love do
now?”
The history and folklore of Cananga odorata
Known as “ylang ylang”, “Perfume
Tree”, “Cananga”, “Cadmia”, ylang ylang is planted in many home gardens in the
pacific islands for ornamental purposes. The fruit is a preferred food of
pigeons in Guam, Tonga, and Samoa; and is also eaten by bats, monkeys and
squirrels. In the Pacific, the wood is often used for small canoes and parts,
furniture, fuel wood, and cordage (the bark being pounded to make coarse rope.)
The fragrant ylang ylang flowers
are used to scent coconut oil, known as Macassar oil (used as a hair dressing
in the South Pacific), and in the making of lei’s and headdresses. In the Cook
Islands the wood is used for making boxes and crates, clogs and/or wooden shoes
and fishnet floats; and ylang ylang is a very important source of flowers in
Micronesia and Polynesia where they are used for garlands, headdresses and
other personal adornment.
Ylang ylang is also a primary
commercial product of the perfume industry; it is shipped to France, where it
is the basis for Chanel #5 and perfumes by Guerlain; and ylang ylang’s
essential oil makes up 29% of the Comoros’ annual exports (1998). Ylang ylang
is also used in “MotionEaze”, a motion sickness medicine. In Tonga and Samoa
the bark is used to treat stomach ailments; and can be used as a laxative. In
Java, the dried flowers are used to protect against Malaria, and the fresh
flowers are pounded into a paste to treat asthma. In Indonesia, ylang ylang
flowers are spread on the bed of newlywed couples.
With Gratitude and Love
Robin Michaels
Robin is an Aromatherapist, LMT, Aromatherapy
Instructor and boutique owner of Cosmic Essential oils products. “Information on Ylang ylang is copy-written;
feel free to share whole content however I ask that you acknowledge my
copy-written material via by Robin
Michaels of Cosmic Essential oils with web-site when sharing.” Many Thanks, Robin
28 March 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Check out the Monthly LOVE Specials!
This is my PICK of essential oils for
Aromatherapy Massages that I will be carrying to Costa Rica! I always
have 16 EO's in my Aromatherapy kit, changing it up every so often
however always addressing ALL the systems of the body (Central Nervous
System, Immune, Respiratory, digestive, Cardiovascular, Lymphatic w/ leg
circulation and a 2 plus for something extra. These are EO's In my
Costa Rica travel kit for Aromatherapy: (2 for CNS: 48.00 Vetiver and
21.00 Lavandin, sumian), (2 for Immune:
28.00 Cumin, black and 38.00 Spruce, white), (2 for Respiratory: 27.00
Fir Balsam and 29.00 Eucalyptus (Cryptone type) blue mallee), (3 for
Digestive: 40.00 Carrot seed, 29.00 Curcuma Zedoaria and 70.00
Chamomile, wild), (2 for Cardiovascular: 53.00 Ylang ylang and 57.00
Goldenrod), (2 for Lymphatic: 32.00 Cypress and 25.00 Cedarwood,
Himalayan), (leg circulation: 29.00 Rosemary, cineole) and my plus EO's
are: 29.00 Himalayan Soti (Respiratory, asthma, Aura tonic, emotional
exhaustion, mental body cleanser) and 27.00 Pennyroyal (anti cancer,
skin parasites, weak lungs, soothes coughs, joint/muscle pain. Insect
bites, painful moons and 3-D Vertigo). Robin's Costa Rica Aroma.EO
selection retails for $582.00, special offer of 18% discount
Plus I have included a few selections themed: Basic Two~Balancing, Stimulating and Relaxing (2 of ea., total 6EO's/all 15ml)- The Ancients (6 EO's/5 and 15ml) - Flower LOVE (6 EO's/2 and 5ml) - Spirit Journey's ~ High Medatation Aids (7 EO's/ 2,5 and 15ml)
Under Monthly Love Specials ♥
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Plus I have included a few selections themed: Basic Two~Balancing, Stimulating and Relaxing (2 of ea., total 6EO's/all 15ml)- The Ancients (6 EO's/5 and 15ml) - Flower LOVE (6 EO's/2 and 5ml) - Spirit Journey's ~ High Medatation Aids (7 EO's/ 2,5 and 15ml)
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
A bit of Aromatherapy History
History of
Aromatherapy
·
Aromatics
and Ancient Egyptian Culture
Egyptian
hieroglyphic records clearly document the use of aromatic medicine among the
ancient Egyptian Culture. The evidence
of the use of herbs in the way of aromatic barks, resins, perfumed oils; wines
and vinegar's have been found dating back to 4500 BC. Egyptian priests assumed
the role of alchemist and doctor utilizing aromatic substances for medicinal
healing. Tutankhamen's tomb dated to 1350 BC (opened in 1922 AD) consisted of
pots that contained traces of frankincense, myrrh and a variety of
spikenard. During the reign of
Pharaoh Khufu 2800 BC, writings recorded plant material being steeped in oil or
wine as well as burned as incense.
Essential oils were extracted by method of steeping of plant material in
oil and then squeezing the oil through a linen bag rendering herbal aromatics
for healing; these days know as an herbal oil infusion.
·
The First
Distillation
Alchemist
Avicenna, a Persian polymath distilled the oil of Rosa centifolia between
980-1037 AC. He didn’t discover
the distillation process, but rather refined the process that had been
developed over about 100 years.
Avicenna produced the first steam-distilled essential oil and penned
over 100 books on his work. Two of
his most famous writings were “The book of Healing” and “Cannon of Medicine”,
the latter mentioned being a medieval University textbook and still in
distribution today.
Polymath - a Greek term for a
Renaissance Man or Women; 14th thru 17th century term; a
person whose expertise spanned a significant number of different subject areas;
a knowledgeable person excelling in the arts and sciences.
Rosa centifolia - Provence
rose or cabbage rose, a hybrid rose of the 17th century time period
and earlier.
·
Essential
oils and Medicine
In the 19th
century the use of essential oils used in medicine declined as the medical
profession became enamored with chemical and synthetic medicines. However when tuberculosis became
prevalent in occurrence in Europe, essential oils regained the attention of the
medical profession once more. They
noticed a very low incidence of tuberculosis in the flower growing districts of
France. Workers involved in the
processing of flowers and herbs suffered no respiratory ailments.
Scientists
discovered microorganisms in the early 1880’s and in 1887 the first recorded
laboratory test were performed on the antibacterial properties of essential
oils. The observation of these
studies conducted were published in France over the next year, they found that
the microorganisms of glandular and yellow fever were easily killed by
essential oils. Some of the
essential oils studied were Oregano, Chinese Cinnamon, Angelica and Geranium.
·
Rene-Maurice
Gattefosse - The Father Of Modern Aromatherapy
Rene-Maurice Gattefosse was a French chemist, and our forefather in modern Aromatherapy. Gattefosse (1881-1950) was born into one of France’s most important chemical and perfumery families. Gattefosse wrote several books on essential oils citing cures for skin cancer, facial ulcers, gangrene and Black Widow Spider Bites. Gattefosse is credited with coining the term “Aromatherapie” (Aromathérapie: Les Huiles Essentielles Hormones Végétales) the title of one of his books published in 1928, later translated into English engaging the attention of a wider public. We now know it as “Gattefosse's Aromatherapy written by Rene-Maurice and edited by Robert B. Tisserand”. Gattefosse believed in and promoted the use of the essential oils in their complete and unadulterated form, discouraging the fragmentation of the oils in search of their 'active ingredients'.
It was in
1910 when Rene-Maurice Gattefosse had a terrible lab accident, badly burning
his hand during an experiment in the perfumery plant. In his book, Aromatherapy, he wrote: "Just one rinse
with lavender essence stopped 'the gasification of the tissue.' This treatment
was followed by profuse sweating, and healing began the next day.'" He was
later amazed at how quickly his burn healed and with very little scarring.
This started
a fascination with essential oils and inspired him to experiment with them
during the First World War on soldiers in the military hospitals. He used oils
of lavender, thyme, lemon and clove for their antiseptic properties. Gattefosse
noted an increase in the rate of healing in wounds treated with essential oils
and that the oils seemed to be free from the disadvantages present with other
antiseptic agents in use at that time.
Gattefosse
understood the essences through personal experience and knowledgeable
experimental studies. He knew that
essential oils possessed antiseptic, anti bacterial, anti toxic, and antiviral
properties and contained powerful vitalizing actions. “Essential oils have undeniable healing power and
extensive therapeutic properties”, Thank you Rene-Maurice!
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