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Lemongrass and peppermint oil are two incredibly popular essential oils for aromatherapy uses. Both have a pleasant scent, boast a variety of therapeutic benefits, and can be used in many different ways. But can you mix the two together? Read on to find out!

Have you heard of Amyris essential oil? Amyris oil may not be a common essential oil but it is great for promoting relaxation and reducing stress. It has an earthy, woodsy scent with notes of grapefruit and cedarwood.

Discover why your diffuser isn't misting and follow these 7 tips to fix common issues. Ensure your essential oil diffuser works perfectly to enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy.

Can Essential Oils Help Tinnitus? Yes, essential oils may help manage symptoms of tinnitus for some individuals, though it's important to note that effectiveness can vary and scientific evidence supporting their use specifically for tinnitus is limited....

Copaiba oil, known for its soothing and calming properties, can significantly contribute to creating a tranquil environment. It's particularly beneficial after a long, stressful day when you need to unwind and relax.

Are you looking for ways to reduce the effects of jet lag and help yourself adjust more quickly after a long flight? Essential oils might be the answer! Using aromatherapy with essential oils is a safe, natural way to lessen the symptoms of jet lag. Whether it’s fatigue, diffi...

If you're like most people, you probably rely on coffee or other caffeinated beverages to help you wake up in the morning. But what if there was a better way? Something that wasn't harsh on your stomach and that wouldn't make you feel jittery? Something natural, perhaps? Enter...

Are you feeling bogged down by the hustle and bustle of life? You're not alone! Thankfully, we have many natural solutions available to help combat fatigue, stress, and give our immune systems a boost. One of my favorite remedies is diffusing an essential oil called Thieves—no...

Essential oil blends for pet odors can be an excellent way to naturally and safely reduce pet odors in your home. They can provide a natural and pleasant scent, are chemical-free, and are often more cost effective than store-bought air fresheners.

Applying essential oils to your skin is a great way to reap their stress-relieving benefits. Your wrists, neck and temples are excellent places to apply them, as these areas of the body have powerful pulses that allow the oils to be absorbed quickly and efficiently. You can al...