Aromatherapy Candle Lovers can choose
from 90 Oils
The pendulum started to swing back in
1928, when René-Maurice Cattefossé first used the term
aromatherapy.
Other pioneers helped create renewed focus on essential
oils, and there is now greater interest than ever in their use
for cosmetic, therapeutic and spiritual purposes.
Modern aromatherapists can call on at least 90 essential oils,
either singly or in combination. You can even find aromatherapy
soy candles.
Naturally, in this litigious age, aromatherapists are cautious
in their recommendations and claims - but they themselves are
passionate believers in the benefits of their products.
Of course, candles do not give as intense an effect as the
direct application of an essential oil, but instead provide a
more subtle influence.
As they burn the scented candles release a continuous stream of
vaporized essential oils into the air, which you absorb as you
breathe.
First they stimulate the olfactory nerves that lead from the
nose to the brain, and then they enter the bloodstream and
travel throughout the body.
So if you need to relax, de-stress and reduce anxiety,
aromatherapy scented candles can be the perfect way to enhance
the mood and light up your life.
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