Essential Oils: A Natural Approach to Boosting Health
Dec 9th 2024
What Are Essential Oils?
Essential oils are concentrated plant extracts typically obtained through steam distillation or cold pressing. These oils contain the characteristic scent and essence of the plant and have traditionally been used to complement overall health and well-being when used as part of aromatherapy or topical care.*
Common Uses of Essential Oils*
- Aromatherapy: Diffusing essential oils like lavender or bergamot may help promote a sense of calm.*
- Topical Use: Diluted oils may be applied to the skin as part of a personal care routine.*
- Bathing: A few drops in warm water can create a relaxing experience for body and mind.*
Safety Tips
- Always dilute: Use a carrier oil to avoid skin irritation.
- Do a patch test: Check for skin sensitivity before full use.
- Consult a healthcare provider: Especially if pregnant, nursing, or managing health conditions.
Essential Oil Blends from Professional Botanicals*
We offer a collection of essential oil-based blends designed to complement your self-care routine. Each formula features ethically sourced botanicals and ingredients selected for their traditional roles in promoting skin, muscle, or immune health.*
BCT Oil
This powerful blend includes Wintergreen, Sweet Basil, and Carrot Seed oils. BCT Oil supports skin comfort and may be used topically to freshen the skin and provide a cooling sensation. Many use it after exposure to irritants or to maintain clear, refreshed skin.*
SPR Oil
SPR Oil includes Arnica, John’s Wort, and other botanicals traditionally used to soothe overworked areas and support tissue recovery. It’s a great addition to your post-activity routine or after minor bumps and strains.*
AN-I Oil
AN-I Oil blends traditional botanicals such as Echinacea, Goldenseal, Plantain Leaf, and Myrrh to help maintain skin comfort and clarity. Used topically, it supports the skin’s natural barrier and may be applied after exposure to external irritants.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.