4 kinds of essential oils we cannot do without
There are a lot of skin-care products in the world and almost all of them contain this or that essential oil.
Let's consider some of them:
1. Lemon oil
Yes, it is the lemon oil, or rather the extract, which is added to almost all cosmetic or household products. As is the case with many other citrus oils, the fragrance perfectly imitates the real smell of the fruit: bright, light, mature and clean.
Many marketers associate supplements of lemon oil with cleanliness and freshness. And it's for a reason! Lemon oil is a powerful antibacterial, astringent and antiseptic agent. Oil perfectly helps in the fight against wrinkles.
2. Cinnamon oil
It is one of the oldest essential oils in history.
Cinnamon was especially popular back in 1950, but at the same time it was hard to get. It was very expensive because Arab traders controlled most of the supplies from Sri Lanka and India, hiding the true origin of the oil.
In aromatherapy, cinnamon essential oil is used as one of the means to relieve the chest cold. It is a means for local application. It is used as an additional component, which soothing pain in the muscles, as it has spasmolytic and analgesic abilities. The oil also has antiseptic properties. It is both antibacterial and antimicrobial, as well as anti-inflammatory and analgesic. Some research has shown that cinnamon oil contains powerful antioxidants and potentially can be helpful in the fight against neurological disorders and heart disease.
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Let's consider some of them:
1. Lemon oil
Yes, it is the lemon oil, or rather the extract, which is added to almost all cosmetic or household products. As is the case with many other citrus oils, the fragrance perfectly imitates the real smell of the fruit: bright, light, mature and clean.
Many marketers associate supplements of lemon oil with cleanliness and freshness. And it's for a reason! Lemon oil is a powerful antibacterial, astringent and antiseptic agent. Oil perfectly helps in the fight against wrinkles.
2. Cinnamon oil
It is one of the oldest essential oils in history.
Cinnamon was especially popular back in 1950, but at the same time it was hard to get. It was very expensive because Arab traders controlled most of the supplies from Sri Lanka and India, hiding the true origin of the oil.
In aromatherapy, cinnamon essential oil is used as one of the means to relieve the chest cold. It is a means for local application. It is used as an additional component, which soothing pain in the muscles, as it has spasmolytic and analgesic abilities. The oil also has antiseptic properties. It is both antibacterial and antimicrobial, as well as anti-inflammatory and analgesic. Some research has shown that cinnamon oil contains powerful antioxidants and potentially can be helpful in the fight against neurological disorders and heart disease.
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