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Black Pepper essential oil
How to use Black Pepper essential oil
Spice up a Cedarwood and Orange linen spray with a few drops of Black Pepper.
Inhale when you need a midday pick-me-up.
Diffuse with woodsy oils like Northern Lights Black Spruce for a brisk scent.
Black pepper essential oil
Cardamom essential oil
How to use Cardamom essential oil
Rub a few drops on your abdomen after a particularly decadent meal the enjoy the pleasant, spicy scent.
Place a few drops in a Car Vent Diffuser during long, bumpy rides.
Combine with Frankincense and Lavender to keep your home smelling spice as nice.
Cinnamon Bark essential oil
How to use Cinnamon Bark essential oil
Combine with your favorite foot cream and rub into the bottoms of your feet. This combination is warming when applied topically, so remember to dilute properly!
This oil is a great addition to your favorite DIY cleaners for sweet-smelling cleaning products.
Cinnamon Bark essential oil
Clove essential oil
How to use Clove essential oil
Infuse a warm bubble bath with a few drops of Clove and settle in for some quality “me” time.
Diffuse with other spicy oils on this list for an autumnal aroma year round.
Keep your pearly whites feeling nice with a few drops in Thieves dental hygiene products like mouthwash and toothpaste.
Ginger essential oil
How to use Ginger essential oil
Make this DIY exfoliating soap with the outrageously delightful aromas of Cinnamon Bark, Orange, and Ginger.
Diffuse with Ylang Ylang and Lime for an exotic, beachy smell.
Change up your post-workout cooldown with a Ginger-infused massage oil.
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Nutmeg essential oil
How to use Nutmeg essential oil
Refresh your home office with a blend of Nutmeg and Eucalyptus Radiata for a spicy-fresh scent.
Add to coconut oil, rub into the chest, and breathe deeply for a refreshing experience.
Make a homey linen spray by combining Nutmeg, Clove, and Bergamot.
best use of essential oils to enhance well-being. We all love essential oils and their relaxing abilities, their incredibly aromatic scents and how their smells fill the areas around us with our diffusers, and their ability to soothe inflamed skin, or even calm our stomachs.
And all of us here at Mayan's Secret, believes that it’s important that we make sure these tools are available to everyone, especially as essential oils are researched, more and more.
The Unwell Aromatherapy documentary, is essentially about the use of essential oils in your daily life, is a show which explores the good and the bad side of aromatherapy. Although, helpful, all without explicit judgment.
Essential Oils Are Complex Mixtures of Aromatic Compounds
Essential oils are made of volatile aromatic compounds. Volatile aromatic compounds are small organic molecules that tend to change from the liquid state to the gas state at room temperature.
You know, these molecules are so incredibly small that a single drop of essential oil contains a lot of them. The word “volatile” emphasizes their tendency to evaporate quickly at room temperature. This property is what makes them smell so potent.