Essential oils for perfumery and aromatherapy

The use of essential and aromatic oils throughout history is very widespread, in the fields of medicine, food, and perfumery. In Judaism, incense from plant sources was also used in the Temple. The Talmud recounts that when the Temple stood in Jerusalem, no woman in the vicinity needed to wear perfume at all. Essential oils is a name given to the volatile substances that give an aromatic plant its characteristic smell, but the truth is that technically it is a misleading term, because it is not oil at all. They contain very concentrated plant compounds, but do not contain fatty acids, and therefore are not really oil. In our kit, there are 20 different types of aromatic oils, each with its own properties, and mixing several scents can create a smell that will affect the balance of body and mind, for calm, concentration and creativity. The scents can be diffused in cold air or hot air, as you choose. In hot air, you can simply drip the essential oils onto a large, wide candle, after a "pool" of wax has formed (not on the flame itself). The smell of the forest, field and orchard will reach your living room or bedroom. For cold diffusion, you can use an electric diffuser, like the one in the following link. The essential oils can also be used for other specific purposes. You can drip them onto household curtains or sofas for a pleasant smell in their vicinity, you can drip a little into shoes and let them evaporate inside them, to neutralize strong odors. You can also use them for massages and in the bath. The scents will improve your mood, help you fall asleep and maintain continuous sleep, alleviate anxiety and fears, and help with difficulty and concentration problems. The kit can also be bought as a gift. They are for external use only.

Price: 64.99 USD | Availability: In Stock