Aromatherapy Oil

FAQ

Q. What is aromatherapy oil used for?

A. Aromatherapy oils are used for their therapeutic properties and pleasant fragrances to promote physical and emotional well-being. They can be used in various ways, such as in diffusers, massages, baths, and inhalation, to reduce stress, promote relaxation, improve mood, relieve pain, boost immunity, and enhance cognitive function. However, it is important to use them properly and with caution, as some oils can cause allergic reactions or interact with medications.

Q. What is the difference between essential oils and aromatherapy?

A. Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts obtained through distillation or expression. They contain the natural aromatic compounds of the plant and have therapeutic properties that can be used for medicinal or cosmetic purposes..

Q. What are the 7 essential oils?

A. Lavender: Calming, relaxing, and sleep-inducing properties.
Peppermint: Energizing, refreshing, and good for digestion.
Lemon: Uplifting, refreshing, and cleansing.
Tea tree: Antibacterial, antifungal, and good for skin care.
Eucalyptus: Cooling, invigorating, and good for respiratory health.
Rosemary: Stimulating, clarifying, and good for memory and focus.
Frankincense: Grounding, meditative, and good for skin care and emotional balance.

Q. Which oil is best for aroma?

A. Lavender: a sweet, floral scent that is calming and relaxing.
Peppermint: a cool, refreshing scent that is energizing and invigorating.
Lemon: a bright, citrusy scent that is uplifting and cleansing.
Eucalyptus: a fresh, minty scent that is cooling and invigorating.
Rose: a sweet, floral scent that is romantic and uplifting.
Ylang ylang: a rich, floral scent that is sensual and relaxing.
Frankincense: a woody, balsamic scent that is grounding and meditative.