As a certified aromatherapist, I make all of my own beauty & body care products! It's insane just how many harmful chemicals & toxins are allowed to be in skincare products in the USA - think all big brand names. Seriously. Caring for my own body with the following essential oils, I felt called to share their specific benefits & uses catered toward women to celebrate Women's History Month! These are just a few essential oils for women that I love working with & thought you might enjoy too.
A tranquil oil, Roman Chamomile brings about emotional balance & soothes menstrual symptoms.
Diffuse or apply to pulse points to calm emotions
Rub a few drops with a carrier oil into abdomen, low back, neck, temples to ease pain
Yarrow is a known pain reliever & so much more. From allergies to arthritis to menstruation, this baby helps with so many issues & ailments!
To soothe arthritis pain, dilute & rub a few drops onto the distressed/inflamed area of concern
Massage into abdomen with a carrier oil to ease menstruation & menopause
Spikenard is a gem with so many uses! Known to help with cellulite, aging skin, yeast infections, infertility, PMS & more!
Mix with non-astringent witch hazel in a small spray bottle to aid with aging/irritated skin
Apply to abdomen or pulse points to relieve PMS symptoms
Steam-distilled Marjoram leaves are turned into this helpful essential oil, which has been used amongst women to bring about hormonal balance & aid with symptoms of menopause.
Relieve cramps by rubbing some marjoram on your abdomen
Calm anxiety & headaches by rubbing marjoram on the back of your neck & pulse points
Fennel is one of my favorite scents - a scent known to bring emotions into balance. Fennel seeds are also known to inspire strength & awaken love.
Dilute & apply over your abdomen to help with menstrual pain, menopause & premenopause
Diffuse or inhale to balance emotions
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*Please remember to only use 100% pure therapeutic grade essential oils. Make sure they are 3rd party tested, & check out my blog post: Purchasing Quality Essential Oils.
*By "inhale," I mean use a personal inhaler meant for aromatherapy.