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Aromatherapy has been around for centuries. It is a practice that uses essential oils in many therapeutic applications and offers impressive health benefits. Essential oils are typically extracted from different parts of plants, which are then steam or water distilled, or cold-pressed. The result is highly concentrated oils which can be inhaled directly or indirectly or, alternately, applied to the skin in massage therapy (when diluted properly), or added to all sorts of body lotions or bath salts. Essential oils can also enhance shampoos, conditions, face masks and all kinds of DIY skincare/body care recipes and home cleaning blends. Read more >-
Divine Essence Marjoram sweet essential oil can be used in aromatherapy to help relieve colds and coughs as well as help with joint and muscle pain associated with sprains, strains and rheumatoid arthritis. The oil is sourced from the leaves and flowers of the origanum majorana plant and extracted through steam distillation, delivering a rustic and aromatic scent. Historically, Marjoram sweet e...
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Mastic Lentisk essential oil from Divine Essence is certified organic and can be used in cosmetic aromatherapy for its skin purifying and revitalizing properties. From the pistacia lentiscus plant in Morocco the leaves and twigs of are distilled to bring a high quality oil with a characteristic and fresh scent. Divine Essence organic Mastic Lentisk essential oil is to be used topically by adult...
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Mint Bergamot essential oil from Divine Essence is intended to be used in cosmetic aromatherapy as a skin tonic. This can be achieved by mixing 2 to 3 drops of Divine Essence Mint Bergamot essential oil in ½ teaspoon (2.5ml) of vegetable oil. Apply to the affected area 3 times per day. Sourced from the mentha citrata plants in India, Mint Bergamot essential oil by Divine Essence uses the herbs ...
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Peppermint Japanese essential oil is often used in aromatherapy as a carminative and antispasmodic to help relieve digestive discomfort as well as to help relieve cold and cough symptoms. Divine Essence Peppermint Japanese essential oil is certified organic by ecocert and sourced from the leaves of the mentha arvensis plants in Nepal. With a strong and minty aroma, Peppermint Japanese essential...
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Myrrh essential oil is used historically in aromatherapy to help relieve minor skin irritations, cuts, bruises and minor burns as well as for assistance with symptomatic relief of acne and boils. Divine Essence wild Myrrh essential oil is sourced from Kenya, the resin of the commiphora myrrha (C. molmol) is steam distilled for a high quality oil. The aroma of Myrrh essential oil is often descri...
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Green (Cineoliferum) Organic Myrtle essential oil can be used in cosmetic aromatherapy for its skin purifying and tonic properties or added fragrance to your recipes. Sourced from France (Corsica), the leaves of the myrtus communis cineoliferum plant are steam distillation for a high quality and certified organic oil. The scent is described as rising, rustic and cineole-like with a pale yellow ...
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Lemon Scented Myrtle essential oil is used in cosmetic aromatherapy for its skin purifying and revitalizing properties. From the leaves of the backhousia citriodoura plant in Australia, Divine Essence organic Lemon Scented Myrtle essential oil delivers a floral and lemony scent. Intended for topical use by adult, mix 1 drop of Divine Essence Lemon Scented Myrtle essential oil in 1 tsp (5ml) of ...
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The essential oil of Myrtus communis has long been know as an antiseptic and astringent oil. Red Myrtle essential oil is used in cosmetic aromatherapy for its purifying and tonic properties on skin. Divine Essence Myrtle Red essential oil is certified organic and sourced from Morocco. The scent can be best described as rising, rustic and camphor-like. Intended for topical use by adult, mix 1 to...
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Neroli essential oil is used in aromatherapy as nerve calming and to help relieve headaches Divine Essence Neroli 5% Orange Blossom essential oil comes from the flowers of the citrus aurantium ssp amara plants in Morocco. A certified organic essential oil, Divine Essence Neroli 5% Orange Blossom smells fresh, floral and with a hint of bitterness. For topically massage use, mix 10 to 20 drops of...
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Divine Essence Nutmeg essential oil can be used in cosmetic aromatherapy to add fragrance to your recipes, the scent is described as woody, spiced and soft. Divine Essence Nutmeg essential oil is certified organic and sourced from Sri Lanka, the nut of the myristica fragrans is steam distilled for a high quality oil. Intended for topical use by adults, mix 2 to 12 drops of Nutmeg essential oil ...
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Sweet Orange essential oil by Divine Essence is often used in aromatherapy for its sedative properties and may help with relieving symptoms associated with mild anxiety, nervousness and insomnia. When cleaning the house naturally, this essential oil is a mainstay. A few drops in warm water can be used to wipe down most hard surfaces to remove grease and grime, and leave behind a nice fresh scen...
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With a stimulating and cheerful fragrance, Divine Essence Sweet Orange essential oil when applied topically in a carrier oil can promotes lymphatic drainage and brightens skin. Sweet Orange essential oil by Divine Essence is often used in aromatherapy for its sedative properties and may help with relieving symptoms associated with mild anxiety, nervousness and insomnia. When cleaning the house ...
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When cleaning the house naturally, this essential oil is a mainstay. A few drops in warm water can be used to wipe down most hard surfaces to remove grease and grime, and leave behind a nice fresh scent. Sweet Orange essential oil by Divine Essence is often used in aromatherapy for its sedative properties and may help with relieving symptoms associated with mild anxiety, nervousness and insomni...
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Divine Essence Oregano Green essential oil is a source of antioxidants. From the flowering tops of the Origanum vulgare ssp. Hirtum plant sourced in Spain, this Oregano Green essential oil from Divine Essence comes certified organic. The aroma is described as phenol like and rustic. Native to Europe and Mediterranean regions, Green Oregano (Origanum vulgare ssp. Hirtum) has been used since the ...
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Wild Oregano essential oil from Divine Essence is a source of antioxidants. Wild Oregano (Origanum compactum) is a plant native to North Africa and especially in Morocco. In fact, it is often called Moroccan Oregano. Its green leaves are very dark and highly aromatic, the scent of Divine Essence Wild Oregano essential oil is phenolated and offers a characteristic of carvacrol. The essential oil...
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Its green leaves are very dark and highly aromatic, the scent of Divine Essence Wild Oregano essential oil is phenolated and offers a characteristic of carvacrol. Wild Oregano essential oil from Divine Essence is a source of antioxidants. Wild Oregano (Origanum compactum) is a plant native to North Africa and especially in Morocco. In fact, it is often called Moroccan Oregano. The essential oil...
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The essential oil extracted from Wild Oregano, also known as Compact Oregano, is obtained by steam distilling its flowering tops. Wild Oregano essential oil from Divine Essence can be taken orally by mixing 1 drop in 1/2 teaspoon (2.5ml) of water and vegetable oil to prevent mouth and stomach irritation. Take 1 to 3 times per day with food. Wild Oregano essential oil from Divine Essence is a so...
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Palmarosa essential oil is often used in aromatherapy to help heal acne and other skin disorders. Palmarosa is an Indian herb that is mostly grown for its aromatic benefits. The essential oil containing geraniol is known for its light, floral and fresh fragrance. Palmarosa is used for medicinal purposes and in many products such as soaps and cosmetics. Divine Essence sources their certified org...
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Divine Essence sources their certified organic Palmarosa essential oil from Nepal where the grass of cymbopogon martinii var. motia is the steam distilled for a high quality oil. Palmarosa essential oil is often used in aromatherapy to help heal acne and other skin disorders. Palmarosa is an Indian herb that is mostly grown for its aromatic benefits. The essential oil containing geraniol is kno...
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Palo Santo essential oil from Divine Essence can be used in cosmetic aromatherapy to help relax for a feeling of well-being, harmony of body and mind. Sourced from bursera graveolens in the Equator, the fruit is steam distillation for a fresh, floral and warm aroma. Intended to be used topically by adults, mix 4 to 5 drops of Divine Essence wild Palo Santo essential oil in 1 teaspoon (5ml) of v...
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Premium Single Essential Oils
Aromatherapy has been around for centuries. It is a practice that uses aromatherapy oils in many therapeutic applications and offers impressive health benefits. Essential oils are typically extracted from different parts of plants, which are then steam or water distilled, or cold-pressed. The result is highly concentrated oils which can be inhaled directly or indirectly or, alternately, applied to the skin in massage therapy (when diluted properly), or added to all sorts of body lotions or bath salts. The best essential oils can also enhance shampoos, conditions, face masks and all kinds of DIY skincare/body care recipes and home cleaning blends.
Essential oils stimulate smell receptors in the nose, send messages through the nervous system to the limbic system, and affect the amygdala, the brain's integrative center responsible for emotions, emotional behaviour, and motivation.
You can purchase aromatherapy oils individually – i.e. one plant extract at a time – or in combination aromatherapy blends geared towards various general indications (stress relief, mood enhancer, focus and concentration, respiratory support, etc.) Since combination oils do not require advanced knowledge of individual oils, their indications, and how to combine them for optimal efficacy, they're ideally suited to beginners. While individual essential oils are the preferred choice for those with a more advanced understanding of aromatherapy, who know how to safely combine them for optimal effectiveness.
Why Choose Single Essential Oils? Their Unique Benefits
- Allow You To Create Your Own Perfect Blends
- Ideal For DIY Aromatherapy Recipes
- Mix Different Scents Together to Create Your Own Fragrance
- Make Synergic Essential Oil Blends
How to Use Single Essential Oils for Aromatherapy
Essential oils are highly potent, and many are inappropriate for use "as is." Rather, they must be diluted in a carrier oil, such as coconut, olive, or sweet almond oil, before applying them to the skin. Certain aromatherapy oils can cause side effects when used either undiluted or in too large a quantity. Some of the most common side effects include:
- Irritation and burning
- Asthma symptoms
- Headaches
While select essential oils can safely be used internally, the majority should only be used externally. If you aren't well versed in aromatherapy, you should consult a knowledgeable aromatherapist or other health care practitioner for advice on mixing, blending, and using individual aromatherapy oils. This will also ensure you derive the most benefit from your essential oils.
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