In aromatherapy, there are so-called base oils, vegetable oils. This kind of oil dissolves essential oils well. In addition, the bases can be applied both externally and internally. They are completely absorbed in the body, having a beneficial effect on health. In order to independently prepare massage oil or cream, as a rule, they take about 10-15 g of the base and mix them with a few drops of essential oils or with mixtures.
But what kind of base oils are there? Let’s figure it out.
For example, this is apricot oil. It is well suited for treating ear pain (a few drops and the pain will go away), helps with burns and cracks in the skin. It has a beneficial effect on the skin in general, nails and hair. Can be used as a rejuvenating agent (wrinkles do not appear for a long time) or as a beach oil.
Grape seed oil is odorless, but it tastes sweet. This base is the main component of all good cosmetics, as it helps the skin to retain moisture, keeping it fresh and elastic. It can be applied externally or with essential oils (as mentioned earlier – 10-15 g of base and a few drops of essential oil).
Jojoba oil does not cause allergic reactions or irritation. Helps with eczema, psoriasis, dandruff, acne, warts. Part of hygienic lipsticks and make-up removers.
Wheat germ oil helps with problem skin, cardiovascular diseases and slows down aging. It has a beneficial effect on potency in men and women. Inside, 1 teaspoon is used several times a day half an hour before meals for 2-3 weeks. Outwardly – the same with all base oils.
Coconut and palm oils tend to make the skin soft, velvety. Therefore, they are used in sunscreens and emulsions.
Sesame oil will help slow the aging process, improve flaky, dry skin and protect from sun damage. Can be used for massage.
Almond oil is very often used in children’s perfumery. It has a beneficial effect on hair growth and does not cause allergies even in the most sensitive skin.
Peach oil helps to slow down aging, leaving the skin feeling velvety. It is used for massage.
Pumpkin seed oil has a beneficial effect on the kidneys, eyesight, adenoma, prostatitis and helps to treat cardiovascular diseases. Inside, 1 teaspoon is applied 3-4 times a day for 1 month. Outwardly – the same with all the basics.
Essential oils are known to be widely used. They can be used for inhalation, rubbing, massage, compresses, baths and aromatherapy. All of these methods help to improve your health and relax a little. Plus, they can be applied internally (but not all). What kind of essential oils and how to use – we’ll figure it out now.
Calamus oil is used for hair loss, acne, hearing, vision and memory problems. It can be used everywhere – both internally and externally.
Anise is used for painful menstruation, diarrhea, indigestion, intestinal bleeding, nervous vomiting and disorders, asthma, fever. Can be used as a diuretic. As a rule, they are used in candles, baths, massage, compresses and internally together with a teaspoon of honey.
Bagardia oil is used in perfumery and medicine (production of hygiene creams, lotions, bath products). Well suited for scenting rooms. Can be added to alcoholic beverages – 2 drops per half liter.
Basil, sage, valerian, jasmine, cajeput, lavender, neroli, tauric wormwood, limetta, marjoram, lemon balm, flying grain, chamomile, pine are widely used for depression, sleep disorders, neuroses, nervous breakdowns. In addition, they have a beneficial effect on the immune system and can be used to treat colds. Eucalyptus in this business, of course, has no equal. Marigolds are also well suited for the treatment of ARVI.
Bergamot, cardamom, coriander, cinnamon, dill, violet are widely used for loss of appetite, indigestion, indigestion.
Cloves, geraniums, lemon, hyacinths, elecampane, oregano, hyssop, cypress, catnip, cistus, limetha, mandarin, patchouli, ginger, rose, rosewood and sandalwood help in the treatment of heart, skin, genitourinary diseases. Can be used in perfumery. Ginger, among other things, helps to increase sexual cure.