42 Commonly Used Essential Oils
Safety first| Name | Description of Essential Oil ( 33 to 36 of 42 ) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Rose Maroc (Cabbage) | Can be used on children. Regulates the Spleen, Heart, Digestive system including the Liver, and Genito-urinary System. Said to be an oil for modern problems. It is the cheaper of the two Rose oils. A good oil but expensive. | |
| Rose Otto (Damask) | A warm, intense, immensely rich fragrance. Rose oil is one of the oldest and best known of all essential oils. It is used in all types of perfumes to lend beauty and depth to the aroma. A drop or two in a massage, facial, or bath oil creates a luxurious, soothing experience. The oil is also used in skin creams, powders, and lotions. It is a romantic, creative, gently cheering oil. | |
| Rosemary | A popular oil in Aromatherapy where it revives, warms, stimulates and restores. Excellent for refreshing tired muscles, feet and mind, allowing concentration. Perfect in Pre and Post sports rubs to maintain suppleness. Helps combat water retention and cellulite. Good hair tonic. An 'ideal pick me up'. Combats fatigue and clears stuffy atmosphere. | |
| Rosewood | Also known as Bois De Rose. A pleasant and flowery aroma. Relaxing and deodorising. Add to massage oil to help combat tired muscles -especially after vigorous exercise. Has a steadying and balancing affect on nerves, useful during exams. A good anti-depressant and may help migraine and ward off general malaise. Due to the destruction of the hardwood rainforests where the trees come from ensure that your oil comes from Waste Plantation grown wood. |
