What is Aromatherapy?

    
Peace and blessings Beautiful People!



It has been a long time since I have post on my blog.  I have been upgrading my knowledge and skills in aromatherapy so that I can better serve my clients.  I have learned so much along this journey of studying essential oils and aromatherapy.

First, I will explain what an essential oil is for those who may not know or have never used essential oils.  An essential oil is the volatile liquid that is extracted through distillation from from the seed, root, bark, stem, leaf, fruit, flower, resin or wood of a plant. Essential oils are not like vegetable oils or carrier oils, they are actually molecules that have many therapeutic properties.

As aromatherapists, we use these precious oils to help facilitate the wellness of your mind, body and soul.  I love aromatherapy because it supports the whole person.  It is a holistic way to support your everyday wellness needs.  Aromatherapy is considered a Complimentary Alternative Medicine (CAM) and has been around for thousands of years.

Some of the benefits of aromatherapy with essential oils are:

• Can improve sleep quality
• Manage pain
• Reduce stress, agitation and anxiety
• Relieves headaches and migraines
• Improve digestion
• Fights bacteria, viruses and fungus
• Boost immunity

These are just a few of the benefits of using aromatherapy.  There is almost an essential oil for every body system that you want to support.  I love the many different ways that these oils can be used in our everyday life.  The best way to use aromatherapy is inhalation by diffusing.  They can also be used in a bath, DIY sprays, you can clean your home with the oils, make your own blends and body care products.  The list really goes on and on. 

If you would like to schedule a free 15 minute consultation with me to set up your personalized aromatherapy support plan, please email me at lifestylechanger9@gmail.com I look forward to assisting you with your aromatherapy needs.

Thank you for reading,

DeNise Renee Muhammad
Your Aromatherapist

3 Uses and 3 Benefits for our Body Gloss

Greetings, I pray that all is well and you are in the best of health and spirits!  I haven't blogged in a while and I have been inspired to keep my blog updated! So today I'm blogging about 3 uses and 3 benefits of our body gloss because the body gloss is in this months Joy of the Month set that is shown below! For those that who may not be familiar with our Joy of the Month program, it is a collection of products that are offered every month for $50 plus you get a free gift with that.  You get a different set of products every month that will bring you Joy!  The products value is well over $50, normally, but the Joy of the Month has a set price. 

Okay now, back to what I wanted to share with you about the body gloss, which can also be bought separately by the way, just click here.

Here are 3 uses of the Body Gloss

1. Body Spray - It is a light herbal elixir that can be sprayed all over your body after a bath or shower.

2. Massage Oil - The body gloss makes a very good massage oil.

3. Bath Oil - You can pour it into your bath for extra moisture.

Here are 3 benefits of the Body Gloss

1. Safflower Oil - is an ingredient in our body gloss. It is good for people with psoriasis and eczema because it is highly moisturizing. Safflower oil is a natural anti-inflammatory agent. It also protects you from high levels of toxins and bacteria in the air. 

2. Shea Butter Oil - heals dry skin conditions.

3. Wheat Germ Oil - Wheat germ oil has 23 different nutrients that are vital in keeping our body looking good and feeling healthy. Wheat germ oil has age-defying properties that help soften and moisturize the skin. It is highly absorb-able and you won't look greasy. This oil is high in Vitamins A, B, D, & F and high antioxidants and also protects against scarring.

With all of that being said, as you can see we put the best ingredients in our products to nourish and heal your skin.  If you eat healthy, you want to put the best on your skin too. Click here to order.


Until next time,

Peace and blessings...

Avoiding sulfates can save your skin and hair.

(NaturalNews) Sulfates are a group of detergents or surfactants that are used in countless consumer goods today. The most commonly used sulfates are sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). These corrosive cleaning agents started off as an industrial strength cleaning additive since they easily cut through heavily soiled surfaces.

It was around the 1930's when shampoo, soap, toothpaste and other foaming personal care products containing these synthetic detergents were introduced. They have remained in most commercial formulations ever since the public grew used to high-lather products.

Harsh surfactants strip the hair and skin of valuable moisture

The fact that SLS and SLES detergents produce such a heavy, thick lather is not a good thing when it comes to your skin, hair and mouth. This corrosive lather actually strips away precious moisture and protective barriers.

It also roughs up the cuticle of the hair, making it appear dull, dry and damaged. The stripping action contributes to increased porosity which makes for a dull appearance and more problems with frizz and manageability. It has even been linked to follicular damage and can potentially contribute to hair loss.

When used in the mouth, it has a similar effect by eating away at the outer layers of protective skin cells and irritating the tissues. Using sulfate-containing toothpastes has been linked to canker sores and other lesions.

Soaps and skin cleansers containing these detergents strip away the protective lipids (natural fats) that encase the skin. They upset the moisture balance of the skin and unnecessarily dry it out. The false sense of "clean" that these detergents give is really due to the fact that they are stripping our protective layers from our skin and hair.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/036334_sulfates_skin_hair.html#ixzz3cCYb17zK

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