Patchouli Essential Oil has been used in aromatherapy for centuries. Its aroma covers scents and stays in the air for days. The emotional benefits are pleasant as it relieves stress, awakens tranquility and is a natural aphrodisiac. Patchouli is recognizable and you either love the scent or hate it.
Patchouli is used for its medical and emotional benefits. It is anti-viral and anti-fungal you can use it right on the area to stop the spread of bacteria and viruses. It is anti-inflammatory and it encourages cell regeneration. It speeds up the healing of wounds and sores helps to fade scars tightens and tones the skin. Great to use on the skin to heal eczema, dermatitis, chapped skin and other skin complaints. Use it also for wrinkles, cellulite, and sunburn.
You can use the fragrant leaves dried, they are a great insect repellent. Place them between blankets and in closets. Grow this plant as a helper for other plants. It is great for keeping the insect population down. Fresh bruised leaves are good to apply for burns to aid in healing. A poultice of leaves can be applied for a headache or added to the bath water when suffering from a cold without fever, vomiting or nausea.
WARNING : Not to be used by pregnant women
Herbs are plants that may be used for its culinary, medicinal, or fragrant properties. They are a wide group of plants that may be growing anywhere.
Succulents are growing in popularity due to the ability to be slightly neglected. They are low maintenance, beautiful flowers and are easy to propagate.
A safe and silent way to keep our emotional state balanced is aromatherapy using Essential Oils.
Aromatherapy is a pleasing and natural way to boost both your physical health and your emotional well-being using essential oils.