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Lavender Oil is highly prized for its many therapeutic properties:
Lavender Oil For Nervous System:
Studies show the inhalation of lavender has a soothing and calming effect on the nervous system, making it a great alternative for alleviating stress, anxiety, depression, and fatigue.
Lavender Oil For Nausea:
Inhaling lavender scent can also relieve feelings of nausea or motion sickness.
Lavender Oil For Headaches:
Recent research says that inhaling lavender scent or massaging the oil into the temples, forehead, and neck (specifically behind your ears) can treat headaches.
Lavender Oil For Sleep:
Adding a few drops of lavender oil to a diffuser next to you bed at night can help relax the mind and the body and improve your overall sleep.
Lavender Oil For Wounds:
Applying a dilution of lavender oil and distilled water to a wound can help stimulate cell regeneration and heal the wound faster. Menstrual Cramps: Applying lavender oil to the abdomen during your menstrual cycle can help alleviate cramping.
Lavender Oil For Skin:
Lavender is packed with antioxidants that protect and nourish your skin, making it a perfect addition to any skincare formula. Chapped Lips: I love mixing lavender oil with coconut oil for the perfect lip balm to relieve chapped lips.
Lavender Oil For Cold Sores:
Lavender's antimicrobial and antifungal properties make it an excellent choice to combat a cold sore. Acne: Lavender is antimicrobial and antibacterial. so it can be used to treat an acne flare-up or keep it at bay.
Lavender Oil For Sunspots:
Consistently using an oil with lavender in the formula can minimize the appearance of sunspots.
Lavender Oil For Itchy Skin:
Lavender is an anti-inflammatory, so it can be used to relieve inflamed and itchy skin caused by eczema or insect bites.
Lavender Oil For Dandruff:
I tell people to mix lavender with olive oil and massage it into the scalp to get rid of dandruff and other scalp imbalances.
Lavender Oil For Hair Growth:
Lavender also stimulates blood circulation, so it can greatly improve hair growth when applied to the scalp in an olive oil mixture or mixed with your favorite shampoo.
Lavender Oil For Fragrance:
Lavender has a delightful floral yet clean scent, so using it as a fragrance is a great natural choice.
PLEASE NOTE: Some internet sources may tell you that lavender oil in your mascara promotes lash growth with strengthening, volumizing, and lengthening lashes - this is not true! "Do not use undiluted lavender oil near your eye. There is no evidence to back up these claims. Even diluted, it is not encouraged.
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.