A carefully created, unique blend of cedarwood, ylang ylang, neroli, lemon, orange, galbanum & mimosa absolute.
Happy is the newest addition to the essential oil range, and created in time for spring / summer to help lift your mood and energise your soul after a winter's hibernation!
Early in spring, when hardly any other plant have poked their heads, Mimosa is in full bloom. It is bright yellow and radiates floral sunshine, spreading hope with the promise of warmer days, and is a signal for all other plants to embark into spring.
In additional, lemon and orange and refreshing and uplifting, whilst cedarwood and ylang ylang balance beautifully with their grounding properties and promote health and wellness. Neroli helps to create an uplifting atmosphere and is known to lessen feelings of anxiety.
Aromatic oils have been used since the Ancient Egyptians and have a proven impact on your wellbeing, emotionally and physically. Inhaling the aroma of essential oils is thought to transmit messages to the brain's limbic system, responsible for controlling emotions and influencing the nervous system, affecting stress levels, heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, and immune function.
There are so many ways to reap the benefits of these precious oils;
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Simply add 5 to 10 drops to your aroma / steam diffuser or oil burner and inhale, or inhale deeply straight from the bottle or from a hanker-chief whenever you need a little boost
- Perfectly suited to branded diffusers such as the Neom wellbeing pod due to the purity of the oils
- Never apply directly to the skin, but can be mixed with a carrier oil such as jojoba or almond oil, or a thimble of milk and added to running bath water
- Make your own non toxic DIY cleaning spray by adding 10 drops to 1 cup of distilled water and 1 cup of white distilled vinegar
- I also like to add some drops to a little cushion and leave it in the car under my seat!
Cautions:
Please never ingest or use directly on the skin, and due to the potency of the oils, do not use if pregnant or breast feeding.