Hey There, I m back after a very very long with a beauty review. We get it, Lockdown has been pretty tough. Some days you lose control of your chill, work from home, interrupted sleep makes you cranky, and if you have in-law drama makes you crazy. No matter what is challenging your chill, fight back with calm-me-down aromas. Yes! Essential oils help me keeping calm and my skin nourished. Here at TSS, Vasu aromatics essential Lavender oil and Tea Tree product review and why it is a must have. Continue reading…
If you’ve been frantically searching “Can I use essential oils for relaxation?” you’re probably in need of some calming smell and not strong fumes. There is no doubt why lavender oil is one of the most cherished essential oils. Besides being divinely aromatic and incredibly soothing and gentle, it is so versatile and has a nearly endless list of uses and benefits. No matter your aromatherapy experience level, lavender oil should definitely be a staple in your essential oil collection! Lavender is truly timeless. This gorgeous shrub, with long spikes of purple flowers, has been used since ancient times and its popularity is still going strong. Originally only found in the Mediterranean region, lavender is now grown all over the world. Lavender is a member of the mint family, and there are almost 40 different varieties that go by the lavender name. The most common form of lavender is Lavandula angustifolia. Spike lavender, or Lavandula latifolia, is another.
The uses for Tea Tree Essential Oil are abundant, ranging from medicinal and odorous to cosmetic. Its many forms include oils, gels, lotions, soaps, shampoos, and sprays, to name a few suggestions for homemade products.
Used in aromatherapy, the fragrance of Tea Tree Essential Oil is inhaled and scent receptors in the brain’s emotional powerhouse process the smell as calming, allowing the brain and body to relax. Similarly, a few drops smoothed onto a pillow may promote faster onset of deeper sleep by reducing anxiety and improving sleep quality. Tea Tree Oil’s expectorant properties also make it effective in facilitating the relief of congestion and respiratory tract infections. By placing a couple of drops in a steaming bowl of hot water and leaning over it to inhale the aromatic vapors with a towel draped over the head and the bowl, Tea Tree Oil can be used to clear up a sinus infection.
There so many reason for you buy a Lavende & Tea Tree essential oil but the right brand to choose it tricky. So here is my product review why you should go for Vasu aromatics.
Vasu Aromatics Lavender essential oil
Lavender is the king of chill! As one of your (and our!) favorite oils, the mellow and subtle scent of Lavender is an unequivocal pick for relaxation. Keep a bottle at home, in the car, at work, and in your bag so it can accompany you on your quest for chill every day.
Lavender Oil Uses and Benefits
Lavender oil is a jack-of-all-trades in the world of aromatherapy. It is useful on so many levels, working to soothe and calm all three terrains (mind, body, and spirit) and it makes a beautiful addition to blends for all occasions. Here are some of the most popular uses and benefits of lavender oil:
Promotes sleep: Lavender is often the first essential oil reached for when looking to help promote sleep. Lavender’s calming and soothing properties help relax both the body and mind and is a great support oil in a blend.
Relieves stress and anxiety: Lavender oil ushers in peace and promotes balance in every aspect of the physical, emotional, and spiritual/energetic terrains.
Nourishes skin and hair: Lavender oil is a beautiful choice for helping to promote overall skin and hair health and radiance.
Purifies: Lavender oil has antibacterial and antiviral properties, making it a perfect addition to blends intended to purify skin, surfaces, and air. Essential oils in the esters group are known for their calming properties. Essential oils high in the chemical component linalool have been found to reduce feelings of sadness and anxiousness and can also help reduce tension.
TSS Rating:8/10
Vasu Aromatics Tea Tree Oil
The essential oil of the Tea Tree has been used for decades, and medical studies have documented its advantages as a beneficial aid in eliminating bacteria, viruses, and fungi. This powerful antiseptic is well known for its ability to treat wounds and for its natural anti-inflammatory properties. It is believed that before the advent of antibiotics and prescription medicine, the Australian natives spoke highly of the healing properties that the Tea Tree leaves have to offer. Aside from soaking the leaves in tea infusions or crushing them to inhale the soothing scent of their essential oils for the treatment of coughs and colds, the leaves were also sprinkled on wounds and held in place with mud pack poultices. Applied in this topical manner, poultices were remedies for infections that developed in wounds.
Not to be confused with common tea plants that are used to made black and green teas, the Tea Tree received its name from eighteenth-century sailors, who made teas that smelled like nutmeg from the leaves of the Tea Tree. The story goes that the “Tea Tree” was first publicized by Captain James Cook on Botany Bay in Australia when he came across the Aboriginals preparing an aromatic and spicy blend of sticky camphor-like leaves that had been gathered from the Melaleuca tree. It is believed that the Captain brewed and served the tea to his crew in order to prevent scurvy. Despite this historical anecdote involving the consumption of tea made from the leaves, Tea Tree Essential Oil is not intended for internal use and can have toxic effects if ingested even in small amounts. There is a negligible amount of naturally occurring essential oils found in Tea Tree leaves that have historically been used to make tea, whereas Tea Tree Essential Oil is concentrated and can lead to poisoning.
Tea Tree Essential Oil is derived and steam distilled from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia tree. As aforementioned, it is commonly known as Tea Tree. This is a plant native to the swampy regions of the eastern Australian coast and to Southeast Queensland. Its botanical term “alternifolia” means “having leaves that alternate on each side of a stem.” Tea Tree flowers grow on tall evergreen shrubs and develop in groups on the head or the “spike.” Clustered together on the spike, as many as eighty individual flowers form a shape that resembles white cleaning brushes with small bristles.
Benefits Oil Uses and Benefits
Anti Bacterial: Tea Tree Essential Oil is a powerful, antiseptic immune system stimulant that is beneficial for eliminating bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Tea Tree Essential Oil can be used in cosmetics, aromatherapy, and in household cleaning supplies. It can treat wounds, provide soothing relief for aches, pains, and congestion, promote a sense of calm, and disinfect surfaces.
Tea Tree Essential Oil should never be applied to sensitive areas of skin such as around the eyes or in the nose. Sun exposure should be avoided after using the oil, as the oil can sensitize the skin to UV rays.
Bath, Massage & Air fresheners: As a disinfecting air spray, Tea Tree Essential Oil acts as a natural, anti-microbial, non-toxic air freshener that removes bacteria, viruses, and mold from the environment. Combined with Lemon Essential Oil, this spray can freshen the room and eliminate the body odors trapped in shoes and sports gear. To eliminate laundry odors caused by the microbial build-up in washing machines, three drops of Tea Tree Oil can be mixed in with laundry detergent. A surface cleaning agent can be made by mixing Tea Tree Oil with vinegar and Lemon Essential Oil and then diluting the blend with water before using it on counter tops, sinks, kitchen appliances, showers, and toilets. This solution should not be used on granite or marble, as vinegar is acidic and could lead to the disintegration of the stone. Few drop in your massage oil can relives headache an body pain.
TSS Rating; 8/10
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